Simon King OBE is a bit different from the normal caravanner, as he uses his customised green Bailey Orion to travel around the country photographing and filming remarkable wildlife.
Here at CaravanTimes we have followed the award-winning wildlife photographer and naturalist, who a proud ambassador of the Caravan Club, as he tours through Scotland in his Green Goddess caravan.
In previous weeks, Simon has visited a Scottish nature reserve, ‘<' . strtolower('Array') href="http://www.caravantimes.co.uk/video/video-simon-king-s-scottish-wildlife-caravan-tour-day-two-$21382675.htm ">tracked down wild rabbits and visited the brand new Caravan Club site in Strathclyde Country Park.
Now in the last of a four-part series, we follow Simon as he visits an urban lake.
Simon discusses this city edge site as his favourite place to interact, as the animals are so friendly, clearly more used to human company than other rural sites that he has visited.
Being able to get this close to rare birds such as Whooper swans he spends some time observing their behaviour.
If after this four part series, you still haven’t had your fix of Simon King, head over to ‘<' . strtolower('Array') href="http://www.youtube.com/thecaravanclub " target="_blank">the Caravan Club’s Youtube channel to see more videos from our favourite wildlife photographer.
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VIDEO: Simon King’s Scottish wildlife caravan tour – Day Four
