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Park Cameras: Wildlife day, Saturday 7 May 2016


Owl image by Andy RousePark Cameras is holding an event at their flagship store in Burgess Hill, West Sussex – and it’s dedicated to all things wildlife and getting the most out of the summer!

Held on Saturday 7 May 2016, there will be technical experts from leading brands including Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Leica, Vanguard, Manfrotto, Swarovski, Celestron and Opticron.
Learn how to get close to nature and pick up an incredible deal!

Visiting Park Cameras on Saturday 7 May will be a great opportunity to try out the very latest optical equipment with the new expanded range of optics available from Park Cameras. Not only will you be able to touch-and-try many products in their large flagship store, there will also be an outdoor area where Canon will be demonstrating its range of products, including the new EOS-1D X Mark II.

On-site will be a varied selection of birds of prey that are all native to the British Isles, including Britain’s smallest native Owl and a rare chance to see a Red Kite up close!

You’ll be able to get up close to this range of magnificent birds and visit a range of outdoor stands to allow you to test out the latest gear. If you’re bringing your camera, ensure you bring some memory, as you’ll be able to take photos to take away and keep! Experts from Hawkeye Falconry will also be available to teach you more about the variety of birds that Park Cameras will have on display, and will even let you handle some of the birds if you’re feeling adventurous!

For customers visiting on the day, there will be a whole range of special offers available, including offers on lenses, binoculars, scopes, bags, tripods, and more!

You can learn more about this event at www.parkcameras.com/wildlife-event-16


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