Robert "Bobby" John Tulloch MBE (1929–1996) was a renowned Shetland naturalist, photographer, and author, celebrated for his deep connection to the islands and their wildlife. Born in Aywick, Yell, Tulloch's passion for nature led him to become the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) warden in Shetland, where he notably discovered nesting snowy owls on Fetlar in 1967.
His book, Bobby Tulloch's Shetland: An Islander, His Islands and Their Wildlife, offers an intimate portrayal of Shetland's natural beauty, enriched by Tulloch's firsthand experiences and insights. Originally released in March 2024 as a 4-CD audiobook set, this captivating narrative is now available for download. The audiobook is brought to life by the warm and engaging narration of his niece, Caroline Keith, who beautifully conveys Bobby’s love for the islands and their wildlife.
This audiobook invites you to explore Shetland's rugged landscapes, diverse wildlife, and the unique bond between the islanders and their environment, all through the eyes of one of its most passionate advocates. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or seeking an evocative journey into island life, Bobby Tulloch's Shetland promises an enriching experience.
 
Download this remarkable audiobook now and embark on a journey through Shetland's natural wonders with Bobby Tulloch as your guide.


*When you purchase the audio file version, you’ll receive a convenient zip file via email, containing: All the audio tracks. 
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