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Photographers encircling a stag. © Stephen Darlington
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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

All images © John Watson
How To

Noticing the details in nature

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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

© Jack Perks
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How to photograph freshwater fish

© James Warwick
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How to photograph badgers

All images by Sam Hobson
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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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How to be a BWPA winner

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All images by Mark Hamblin

How to photograph wildlife in winter light

Illustration by Stuart Jackson Carter

How to film wildlife in your garden

All images by Laurie Campbell

How to set up a wildlife hide

All images by Paul Hobson

How to photograph wildlife after dark

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How to film fungi on the forest floor

European badger cub in oak woods, Ashdown Forest, Sussex, England, UK. © James Warwick/Getty
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Best places to photograph wildlife in the UK

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