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July 2014	Photographers Resource	ISSN 2399-6706
		Issue No: 126

Swan Upping, the annual count of Mute Swan, takes place during July on a section of the River Thames.

We are now in the main summer season of the UK and along with the recent good weather this gives us great opportunities to get out and about with our cameras. There is plenty to see and do within the July and August diaries, from colourful re-enactments, to country shows, and the unusual, so take a look and see what is of interest to you.

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Wildlife Photography In July

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There is also plenty of wildlife on show whether you are picnicking at your local park, taking a stroll along a canal or river, relaxing on one of our many sandy beaches around our coastline or just relaxing in your garden. If you like to walk then there are many footpaths from the short to the long National Trails to choose from, take a look at our Walks section for some ideas and inspiration on where you go. Remember you don't have to go too far from home to find something of interest.

If you happen to be at one of the many coastlines where you can take a boat ride out to some of the islands you might just still catch a puffin or two, or see a seal sun bathing on the beach, while off the west coast of Scotland you may spot a dolphin playing just off the beach. Along the rivers and canals watch out for Swan families or even the odd Heron, but don't forget the little stuff like colourful Dragonflies and Damselflies, they are a challenge to catch, but you'll be pleased when you do. If you happen to be taking a picnic in the countryside take a look amongst the grass and see you can spot a grasshopper or a bee. There is so much to see keep your eyes and ears open and you may capture something special.

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