ANDY
HORTON presents the following 'SLIDE SHOW' performances that are available
for clubs and societies in the south-east of England:
This show is designed for Natural History and Photographic clubs.
BRITISH NATIVE MARINE AQUARIA. THE SEASHORE ROCKPOOLER
A variation on the show for
Aquarist clubs and specialist Marine groups.
23
February 2015
"Life
Between the Tides" ANDY
HORTON, founder member of the British Marine
Life Study Society, introduces the fascinating world revealed at low
tide, how to enjoy a visit to a rocky shore,
the biology and behaviour of some of the most interesting examples of the
British fauna, concentrating on what can be discovered between the tides
on the Sussex coast. Andy is a freelance writer and photographer with a
specialist interest of the seashore around the British Isles, writing regular
monthly articles for the "Aquarist & Pondkeeper" magazine until it
ceased in 2000. He was editor of Glaucus, Shorewatch,
now replaced by the Torpedo News Bulletin, as
well as consultant for seashore books.
The show lasts between 1 & 1½ hours and is in the process of being transferred to a a new computer presentation (originally comprised at least 100 high quality transparencies), with commentary on the marine life of the seashore, and small marine animals (e.g. anemones, crabs, echinoderms, molluscs, rockpool fish etc.) found in the shallow waters and on the seashore in the English Channel and other British seas. Andy will be pleased to answer questions on the wildlife of the seashore, on photographic techniques, and on keeping a marine aquarium. All photographs have been taken by the author (although photographs are welcome by others on loan, and one or two have been used in previous shows).
Andy was a regular writer for the Aquarist & Pondkeeper, with the monthly column Shore Watch, and other magazines. Over half a million words and over 300 photographs, mostly in colour, have appeared in books, journals, and newspapers. Andy has appeared on Radio Sussex, Radio 5, and talking to Desmond Morris on Meridian television "Animal Country" in 1995. Andy is Editor of Glaucus, the journal of the British Marine Life Study Society, the Shorewatch Newsletter and Torpedo Electronic News. Andy is Webmaster for the British Marine Life Study Society (England) Internet World Wide Web site.
Andy will provide his own
equipment, but will require a viewing screen, and a microphone, if necessary.
Andy is available during the evenings, Monday to Thursday, from September
to May.
The fee charged for
1995 will be £55 plus travelling expenses for voluntary societies
with audiences up to 120 persons. Fees by negotiation for larger
audiences or long-distance venues, or audiences comprising entirely of
children, or for profit-making organisations, weekend and out of season
performances.
Andy works from home
and can be contacted at the number Tel: 01273 462043 between 9.00 am &
8.00 pm most days. Please ring prior to calling. Messages can be left on
the answerphone.
Andy has presented a talk at The Natural History Museum, School of Ocean Sciences (Menai Bridge), Sparsholt College (Winchester), The Cornish Biological Records Centre, as well as local natural history societies, photographic clubs, aquarist societies, and local groups like the Shoreham Society and Southwick (Sussex) Society.
Andy Horton can present the following presentations using his own computer equipment and computer projector. Stands and viewing screens are appreciated, but these can be provided as well.
1) Wildlife of Shoreham-by-Sea
(prepared for the Shoreham Society)
2) Natural
History of Mill Hill (including the butterflies)
12
February 2007 7:30 pm
Natural History of Mill Hill Slide Show and Talk by Andy Horton Venue:
Garden Room, Southwick Community Centre (TQ
244 053)
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Natural
History of Mill Hill & its Butterflies
Slide
Show and Talk by Andy Horton
Andy Horton will present his talk about the history and wildlife of Mill Hill and the downs above Shoreham including a fascinating study of its butterflies and the little known story of the butterfly collectors and the Chalkhill Blue Butterfly at the Shoreham Bank.
In the pipeline:
3) Computer Quizzes
(for pubs and clubs)
4) Early History
of Shoreham (up to the 20th century)
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