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A juvenile kingfisher perched on a branch waiting for a fish. © Gary Chalker/Getty

Everything you need to know about kingfishers

Photographers encircling a stag. © Stephen Darlington

Parks urge photographers to be cautious during deer rut

'The Poppy Picker' © Kevin Sawford

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The British Photography Awards is open for entry

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How to improve your insect photography

A vibrant display of bluebells is an unmissable spectacle. From late April to mid-May these delicate purple blooms carpet woodlands, churchyards and gardens across the UK – and are irresistibly photogenic

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How to photograph bluebells

Red deer stag bellowing. © Matt Gibson/Getty

The best places to see rutting red deer in the UK

All images by Nettie Edwards/lumilyon.wordpress.com

How to photograph wildlife with a smartphone

All images by Paul Hobson/www.paulhobson.co.uk

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Expert tips on how to photograph autumn wildlife

© Jack Perks

How to photograph freshwater fish

© James Warwick

How to photograph badgers

All images by Laurie Campbell

How to photograph pond minibeasts

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How to photograph dolphins

All images by Sam Hobson

How to photograph urban wildlife

A bit of a radnom shot from me, but the opportunity was too good to pass up when I passed this Greylag Goose stood on the river wall at Wapping yesterday. He was very accommodating, happily standing there whilst I fumbled around with the manual focus on my lens, and even managed to get some handheld flash out.

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