Amazing photography of wildlife in Wales

Here is a stunning collection of just a few of the impressive range of wildlife photography from across Wales.
Open the full post to view our selection of wonderful photography from highly talented photographers 'People with REAL Passion' for Wales.
The beautiful iconic kingfisher
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Photography courtesy Ade Ward
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Photography courtesy Tony Batey-Isingrini
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Photography courtesy Ian Humphreys
The beautiful blue Tit are small birds with plain or colourful plumages, stout legs and strong feet
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Photography courtesy Sorcha Lewis
The majestic beautiful Puffins at Skomer Island
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Photography courtesy Sorcha Lewis
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Photography courtesy Drew Buckley
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Photography courtesy Drew Buckley
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Photography courtesy Drew Buckley
Dolphins at Newquay West Wales Harbour
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Photography courtesy Kathryn Trott
Seals chilling at Pembrokeshire
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Photography courtesy Sorcha Lewis
Red kites have made a remarkable comeback in Wales and the UK.
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Photography courtesy Anthony Ward
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Photography courtesy Tony Batey-Isingrini
A Heron catching his lunch, Forest Farm, Cardiff
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Photography courtesy Tony Batey-Isingrini
The Tawny Owl is one of five found in Wales
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Photography courtesy Sorcha Lewis
The red squirrel is threatened by the non-native grey squirrel, through disease. The main population are on Anglesey.
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Photography courtesy Anthony Ward
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Photography courtesy Sorcha Lewis
Wild Ponies Brecon Beacons, South Wales
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Photography courtesy Ade Ward
Mynydd Llangorse, Brecon Beaons
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Photography courtesy Jim Cossey
The Majestic Swan at The River', Moel Y Don, North Wales
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Photography courtesy Marilyn Williams
Swans only one partner for their entire life. They mate with the same partner till the bond is broken either because of death or if any partner is preyed. They are the symbol of true love.
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Photography Courtesy Brian Finney
The black-and-white striped badger is an iconic species in the UK and our biggest land predator.
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Photography courtesy Anthony Ward
Red Foxes live in a burrow 'earth' system. They scent-mark and has a very strong, recognizable odor.
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Photograpy courtesy Ade Ward