More Barn Owl prints for sale.

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Lots of people have asked me how they can buy colour prints of some of my latest images.

I've put some of the most popular pictures below with numbers beneath each one.

Please contact me for prices of larger prints or specials such as printing on metal or canvas.


These & others on a previous post are all available to buy.

The first 2 images are composed as square format and are available at 8ins x 8ins at £15 each plus postage of £2:50 to the UK only.
Or 12ins x 12ins at £25 each plus postage of £3:50 to the UK only.

The other portrait format prints are available as A4 which is 297mm x 210 mm or  11.6 in x 8.2 in. These are £15 each plus postage of £2:50 to the UK only, or the bigger size is 16 in x 12 in or 406 mm x 305 mm. These are £25 plus postage of £3:50 to the UK only.

Obviously my watermark won't be on the finished prints. They will all be processed by a laboratory and not merely printed at home!
Collection from my house in Wadebridge is often easier and safer and does away with any postage charges.

I accept Paypal, Bank transfer or good old cash!

Please contact me via Facebook or email adrian@adrianlangdon.com

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Young Peregrine Falcons take to the wing. North Cornwall coast 7th July 2020.

These Peregrine falcons have finally fledged and can be seen doing their aerobatic displays over the Cornish cliffs.

Strong winds have seen them perfecting their flying skills as they swoop & soar on the updraughts.
At times the gales have been so strong that they've taken shelter under the ledges until a grumpy raven or a frumpy fulmar moves them on.

We're not sure if they've fledged 2 or 3 youngsters although we are thinking more towards the 2 birds as they're often seen together and are looking like a male & a female.

Male Kingfisher, River Camel, Cornwall 2nd July 2020.

Thinking I may have identified a kingfisher nest along the riverbank.

I've seen both male & female in the area & today I watched the male sit on a branch low to the water & make tiny contact calls toward the hole before spending a little time in the burrow.

I'm hoping this is a 2nd brood nest site as I totally missed the first brood due to the "lockdown" during the Covid-19 Coronavirus scare.

I'll be keeping an eye on this place for the next few weeks, hoping to see the adults start carrying fish to the burrow.
Fortunately this is a part of the river where I have a Schedule 1 kingfisher photography licence.

I've also done a short 2 minute video of the bird preening so to view it please click on the link to my YouTube channel.

Kingfisher preening video link.