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Many of the images below have been produced using the digiscoping
method - if this is new to you, read our FAQ - "What
is Digiscoping?" by Andy Bright, one of our regular contributors
to this section.
NEW
- PHOTO OF THE MONTH
We are now offering a small prize each month to the photographer
of the picture that specially catches our eye - it doesn't have
to be a technically great picture, (although it could!), but perhaps
show some interesting behaviour. The prize will be awarded entirely
at our discetion, and will vary. Potential sponsors, please contact
us here!. This
month, the prize (book on Bird Photography), is awarded to Martin Best for his picture of Kestrels mating
(see below).
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on any photos to see larger image |
 PHOTO
OF THE MONTH
Snow Bunting
© Raymond Stephen
An 1150m climb up a Scottish mountain was rewarded with this juvenile Snow Bunting which posed as close as 3 feet. Worth the climb! |
 Long-tailed Tit
© Ashley Beolens
Nice portrait of this very agile bird. See more photographs at Ashley's Bird Pics
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 Buzzard
© Martin Best
Excellent flight shot from Martin, taken in Kosova. See more of Martin's wildlife photos at: www.wildpix.net |
 Sparrowhawk
© Sylvia Dunford
Taken through her kitchen window in Wakefield, Yorkshire. |
|
 Wren
© Dave Taylor
Lovely subtle colours in this bird which Dave photographed at Coombe Abbey. |
 Nuthatch
© Bob Ball
Nicely captures the amazing agility of the Nuthatch. |
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 Hoopoe
© Peter Lewis
Peter photographed this bird in the Loire region of France. |
 Avocet
© 'Tommy'
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 Little Egret
© Geoff Forster
Taken in Co Cork, Ireland. |
 Egyptian Goose
© Richard Tuson
Taken with a Nikon D70 in Richmond Park, London. |
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 Kestrel
© Andrew Burton
Taken in Norfolk with an Oylmpus C750 with 1.7 tele extender. |
 Migrant Hawkers
© John Pover
Taken with a Canon EOS300D, just outside Lincoln. |
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 Red Admiral
© Geoff Forster
A visitor to his East Sussex garden. |
 Death's Head Hawkmoth
© Nick Whelan
The pop art coloured larva of a Death's Head Hawkmoth found at Salthouse, Norfolk. |
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