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Wild animals found in Scotland, Ireland, United Kingdom, and Wales.

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• Cook, Robert

  http://www.robcookart.com/
  Featuring examples of the artist's work to date, primarily of British bird species realistically completed in a variety of media.

• Ferguson, Jan

  http://www.janferguson.co.uk/
  Specializing in gouache and watercolor paintings of all types of animals and Scottish nature.

• Friers, Julian

  http://www.julianfriers.com/
  Ireland's foremost wildlife artist, painting subjects include Scottish, Irish, and Arabian (Sahara) desert wildlife.

• Griffiths, Glenys

  http://www.glenysgriffiths.com/
  Butterflies, birds, flowers and countryside scenes in watercolors, pencil and charcoal sketches, oils, acrylics, and fabric paintings.

• Kington, Hilary

  http://www.ukwildlifeart.co.uk/
  Based in Somerset and working mainly with watercolor and gouache, and focusing primarily on birds and coastal wildlife.

• Lingham, Steven

  http://stevenlingham.com/
  A self-taught, Yorkshire based, artist specializing in British birds, mammals, insects and landscapes.

• Pomroy, Jonathan

  http://jonathanpomroy.wordpress.com/
  Specializes in painting birds and has a particular interest in the impact of the changing weather. Portfolio, biography and exhibitions.

• Ridley, Martin

  http://www.martinridley.com/
  Wildlife art portfolio displayed, including sketches and preparatory drawings, as well as a gallery of wildlife paintings.

• Sainsbury, Jonathan

  http://www.jonathansainsbury.com/
  An internationally recognised British wildlife artist.

• Watson, Carmen

  http://coastalimages.org.uk/
  British artist inspired by the natural world and creating paintings and drawings using a variety of media. Includes image galleries and resume.

 

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