Golden Eagles Book

Golden Eagles is a collaboration between a photographer and writer who have each spent extensive time tracking and studying these magnificent birds. The result is a book that captures the essence of one of the world's most inspirational creatures. Laurie Campbell's specially-commissioned, distinguished photographs of the golden eagle in its remote realm are complemented by the observations of Roy Dennis who uses the knowledge gathered from thirty years of nature conservation in Scotland, and many visits to other wild parts of the world to recount his experiences of this great bird. Throughout history, golden eagles have been revered for their grace and beauty. Although hunted, they have remained a symbol of strength and freedom. Scotland forms the backbone of this story which follows and illustrates the golden eagle through each season of the year. The story is informative but personal, including many extracts from Roy Dennis' own descriptive diaries. Mr. Laurie Campbell has been photographing wildlife for over twenty years. Formerly a zoo keeper and medical photographer, he has since won an award in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition three times. Roy Dennis is a wildlife consultant and member of the main board of Scottish Natural Heritage.Read More