Eagles soaring over the Highlands, UK habitats support varied populations of birds, mammals, amphibians, fish and reptiles.Visiting wildlife reserves is a great way to witness nature, and if you combine that with photography the trip can be even more enjoyable. Anyone can take photos of British wildlife; you just need to know where to go and when. You don’t need to stalk or have specialist fieldcraft skills although those can help as most reserves and wildlife hotspots have hides and paths where you can view wild creatures. Wherever you are in the UK, wild creatures are never far away.and so is a one of the UK’s best wildlife destinations. Much of the wildlife is found near the sea lochs, with roads offering easy access. It is best to approach by bicycle or walking and the quieter you are and the more time you spend by the water the better your chances of seeing something; bring binoculars. Anytime is a good time to be on Mull but try to avoid the main holiday times when noise and dog walkers reduce your photography opportunities - See more at: