While you can enjoy views of eagles from the roadside, they are often high above you and too far away to photograph. Instead, we aim to get you into the eagles world, walking up some of Skye’s ridge lines and hills to get to their eye level for the best chance of intimate and memorable encounters. A good level of fitness is therefore required for these excursions as they will inevitably involve an element of uphill walking.

You’ll be photographing truly wild birds, and so while we have a high success rate sightings can never be guaranteed. Sometimes eagles are spotted within minutes of being out, other times it may be a couple of hours. Luckily eagles tend to inhabit beautiful and impressive locations, so you’ll enjoy amazing views, the potential for spotting other species too, such as kestrels, ravens or other seasonal bird species.

From a very young age Harry had a keen interest in the natural world. His interest in photography also started young and he’s been shooting wildlife since he was 12 years old. From his first slightly out of focus images of garden birds, to now photographing the largest birds of prey in Britain. Harry has been working with golden and white-tailed eagles on Skye for the past 5 years, and built up a substantial knowledge of their behaviour.