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Ducks in the mist
© Jason T (view gallery)
A hazy sunrise, Kingsbury water park, near to the Birmingham Fazeley canal.

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Chick, Ely, Cambridgeshire
© Jason T (view gallery)
Chick, near the river in Ely.

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Swan
© Jason T (view gallery)
Near Bodymoor Heath, by the Canal, North Warwickshire.

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Robin sillouette
© Stephanie Jackson (view gallery)

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He got the point !!!
© Vince Hawthorn (view gallery)
Meet the Garden Centre resident Mr Robin. I think most garden centres seem to have a regular robin or two.

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Robin....erithacus rubecula
© Andy Edwards (view gallery)

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Robin at Stourport
© Stephanie Jackson (view gallery)

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Hill top Heath near Beaulieu
© Roger Hatley (view gallery)
A Misty dawn looking over Beaulieu Heath in the New Forest

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Nuthatch with peanut - New Forest UK
© Roger Hatley (view gallery)
This image was taken near Lyndhurst in the New Forest.

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Flamingo!
© Stephanie Jackson (view gallery)

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Mossley.
© Ken Hulmes (view gallery)
Well-i-hole farm on the Mossley / Greenfield border on a nice spring evening.

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Robin on a branch
© Jason T (view gallery)
Robin sitting on a branch in Kingsbury Water Park, on a cold November morning.

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Swans at Hatchet Moor, New Forest
© Steve Elson (view gallery)

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Red Kite, near Ewelme, Oxon.
© Tony Tooth (view gallery)
Taken with my Olympus E500 with 300mm lens = 600mm equivalent on a 35mm film camera. Even then, it needed

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Young Stag
© Julian Hillier (view gallery)
Taken at Richmond Park

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New Forest Otter, Owl and Wildlife Park
© Joy Witheridge (view gallery)
Safely hidden looking out on us!

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Mute Swan
© Gemm Ferrane (view gallery)
Mute Swan landing on a boating lake in Dovercourt, Essex

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Shillingstone in Dorset
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
Night Hunter; in this case a Barn Owl. There are a number of species of owl in the Shillingstone area. As well as the Tawney and Little owls that frequent Cookwell and the forestry plantation at Conygar Coppice, a pair of Barn owls nest at Bere Marsh. All of these species can occasionally be seen, at dusk in the trees leading down to the river Stour, by the bird hide on the North Dorset Trailway. Although nocturnal, the Barn Owl is frequently seen in fading daylight.

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Wild Life Sanctuary
© Ray Stear (view gallery)
Off the River Nene. Home to birds and other wildlife.

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Robin
© Jason T (view gallery)
Robin, sitting on a branch on a cold November morning, Kingsbury water park.

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Moorhen and Chick
© Roger Hatley (view gallery)
Taken at Arundel in West Sussex - this picture shows a mother moorhen feeding her hungry chick

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Norwegian black fallow deer in Elton
© John Wright (view gallery)

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A Robin Bathing
© Terry Dean (view gallery)
A Robin Bathing

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Little chicks!
© Stephanie Jackson (view gallery)

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Heron at Caversham Weir
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
I was lucky to have seen the heron moments after he snatched the fish from the waters of the Thames. Herons will wait patiently for hours between catches, and I am not nearly so patient.

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The first Goslings of the year in Watermead Country Park
© Mike Freeman (view gallery)

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Stour valley Summer, Shillingstone.
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
A colourful Hawker Dragonfly, Hollybrook, Shillingstone.

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Stour valley Autumn, Shillingstone.
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
Another sunset over the rookery, Hollybrook, Shillingstone, November 2013. The birds are extra noisy, perhaps they're complaining about the rapidly decreasing amount of leaves on the trees around the nest site?

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Shires in the storm
© Gary Watkins (view gallery)
Young Shire horses with a storm brewing up behind them.

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Frosty fields
© Sally Discombe (view gallery)
A hard frost near King's Nympton

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Here we are then
© Vince Hawthorn (view gallery)
The Woodpecker home on the banks of the River Mole at Leatherhead has a moment of excitement as little one's dinner has arrived.

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Lake in Danbury Park, Chelmsford, Essex, at dusk
© Dave Fox (view gallery)

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Ashurst, New Forest Wildlife Park
© Mark Rutley (view gallery)
Scottish Wildcat

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Swan
© Jason T (view gallery)
Swan in the lake, Kingsbury water park, Kingsbury, Warwickshire

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Robin
© Jez Taylor (view gallery)

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Busy bee in our back garden
© Mick Carver (view gallery)

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Having a lie in are we?
© Vince Hawthorn (view gallery)
Opened the curtains this morning to find we had a lodger. Picture taken through the patio windows.

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The swan
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Marwood Hill
© Martin Humphreys (view gallery)
Luckily I caught this Rabbit in a lovely spot by the bluebells

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Robin in the Snow.
© Roy Jackson (view gallery)
A Robin as it lands in the Snow in my garden.

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Zen at the Welsh Mountain Zoo
© Roz Deacon (view gallery)
Zen has lost his mate

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Dartmoor ponies
© Mike Freeman (view gallery)
The Dartmoor pony has lived in south-western England for centuries and is used for a variety of disciplines. Because of the extreme weather conditions experienced on the moors, the Dartmoor is a particularly hardy breed with excellent stamina. Over the centuries it has been used as a working animal by local tin miners and quarry workers. It is kept in a semi-feral state on Dartmoor, Devon.The ponies are owned by farmers who put them on the moor to graze.

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Perranporth
© Pat Trout (view gallery)
Along the coast Path near Perranporth, Cornwall

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Rooftop Heron, Chepstow.
© Patrick Hogan (view gallery)

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Harewood Park, Leeds
© Paul Lakin (view gallery)

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It's a long way down
© Vince Hawthorn (view gallery)
It was good to come across a native ladybird and not one of the black with red spot breed.

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Blue Tit
© Graham John Willetts (view gallery)

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Common Blue butterfly
© Jez Taylor (view gallery)

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Lulworth Range Walks, Dorset
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
Herring Gulls head out to sea into a strong south-westerly Autumn headwind, from the shelter of Worbarrow Tout.

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Red Deer Stag, Bradgate Park, Leicestershire
© Kevin Tebbutt (view gallery)

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Stour Valley Summer
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
A Kingfisher waits patiently on its' fishing post. The River Stour, Shillingstone.

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Grass Snake taken at Wentworth Castle
© Darrell Haywood (view gallery)
Chance meeting with a Grass snake so lucky I had my camera.

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Stoke Bardolph.
© Patrick Hogan (view gallery)
View from my side doors looking upstream on the river Trent.......... I will be staying here for the next 48 hours as the forecast is horrible . Rain all day tomorrow with wind gusts up to 49 mph !

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Heron
© Jason T (view gallery)
Kingsbury Water Park, Kingsbury, North Warwickshire

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Portrait of the Fetcham Fox.
© Vince Hawthorn (view gallery)
Now we are just posing (or just got fed up with this idiot flashing lights in his face), either way pretty laid back fox seeing as though I was only about 10/12 feet away. Was only going to post one shot from the other evenings shoot, but John L. said I had to share with you so here you are folks.

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He saw in the mirror that he was a very fine swan indeed!
© Ray Stear (view gallery)

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Privet Hawk Moth
© Sally Birch (view gallery)
Watched this single catapillar for hours, as catapillars go it was huge

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Bourton on the Water
© Martin Humphreys (view gallery)
Penguins at Birdland

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Bald Eagle at Banham Zoo
© Chris Humphries (view gallery)
Bald Eagle at Banham Zoo, photo taken in October 2008. http://www.myphotosontheweb.co.uk

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After a Shower
© Sally Birch (view gallery)
Another butterfly from Long Sutton Butterfly and Wildlife Centre

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Get off !
© Amanda Jaynes (view gallery)
I took this picture at Bradgate Park of a Deer with a bird on it's head, it made us giggle for ages.

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Seal
© MikeT (view gallery)
Well, his head anyway

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A Red Admiral
© Jean Pye (view gallery)
A Red Admiral butterfly on a Dahlia in my garden at Kinrara, Whaley Bridge.

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Butterfly 5
© MikeT (view gallery)
In the floral palace at Natureland

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Basking Adder
© Martin Humphreys (view gallery)
We went for a walk in the woods at a place called Pretty Corner in Sheringham this morning, & were lucky to see this young adder basking in the sun. I had not seen one before.

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My garden
© Thomas Crossley (view gallery)

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St Etheldreda or St Audries Church, West Quantoxhead
© Mark Rutley (view gallery)

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A Crane.
© Roy Jackson (view gallery)
A Crane. Close-up of head.

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Drinking swan
© Jason T (view gallery)
Swan after drinking, lake in Kingsbury Water Park.

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Foxes in the New Forest
© Roger Hatley (view gallery)
Two Foxes captured enjoying the summer weather in the New Forest.

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Fallow Stag
© Martin Humphreys (view gallery)
We were lucky enough to come across this fallow stag who just seemed oblivious to us watching him. The autumn colours compliment the shot I thought ? Oct 2014

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Living on the edge
© Vince Hawthorn (view gallery)
Another (or maybe the same) native ladybird making it's way around a bush with bees, wasps and butterflies for company.

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Red Squirrel
© Roy Jackson (view gallery)
This Red Squirrel and his friends are regular customers at the feeders situated outside the nature hide in the grounds of Wallington Hall, Northumberland.

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Arne RSPB Reserve, Dorset
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
Gorse time, late spring 2013. One of a series of images featuring Arne RSPB Reserve.

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Fallow Deer
© Martin Humphreys (view gallery)
Getting near to rutting season and these two seem to be sizing each other up!

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Chard
© Pat Trout (view gallery)
Taken through my window. Everytime I try to open the Window he is gone. Now we have a Badger everynight making a lovely hole.

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Fish for Supper
© Roger Hatley (view gallery)
A gull, struggling with a large fish....image captured at Hatchett Pond near Beaulieu in the New Forest.

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Lambs at Springtime
© Joseph Votano (view gallery)
Spring brings the young lambs to Stourhead. They can be found in a pasture to right of the Palladian bridge.

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Lookin at me lookin at you!
© Vince Hawthorn (view gallery)
The fox chase may well be over for a while as this will do me for the time being. Having followed this character around the courtyard for a number evenings a quick pose and a lay down let me get the shot.

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Mallard Drake about to land on the lake.
© Roy Jackson (view gallery)
A Mallard Dake puts on the brakes as it comes in to land on the lake.

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I'm watching you
© Martin Humphreys (view gallery)
This male fallow deer was feeling brave when he spotted us and even took a few paces forward before he changed his mind and did a runner. So hard to spot against the brown soil. Taken on a 7 mile farmland walk last weekend.

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Red Deer
© Noel Reynold (view gallery)
Red Deer...the only one I have ever seen in real time...i stalked him for 1000 yards...as long as there was trees and shrubs between us he didnt run...unfortuatley the

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