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Elk and wolf in snowy landscape

Watch amazing, jaw dropping footage of fearless elk chasing grey wolf in Yellowstone National Park

A powerful elk stag (Cervus canadensis) charges a grey wolf (Canis lupus) in Yellowstone National Park, USA, showcasing the raw intensity of predator-prey interactions in the wild.
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Knot murmuration Snettisham

Mesmerising murmuration: thousands of knots captured on video at Norfolk beauty spot

A wader 'spectacular' occurs at a well-loved RSPB site in Norfolk each year – here's the resulting footage
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Dolphins off coast of Cornwall

How and where to watch whales and dolphins in the UK

Catch all the action as spectacular cetaceans swim by UK shores
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An Atlantic salmon attempting to jump up a waterfall in the Scottish Highlands, on a journey to spawning grounds. ©  georgeclerk/Getty

Where and when to see leaping salmon in the UK

Get settled by the water's edge this autumn and marvel at Atlantic salmon bravely leaping homewards to reproduce.
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Brown hares are under threat in the UK due to habitat loss from large scale farming. © Andy Rouse /NPL/Getty

Brown hare guide: why they box and how to see them

Early spring is the perfect time to see brown hares, when the mating season commences. Here is our guide to the species and where to see them.
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Ring-necked parakeets squabbling on bird feeders in an urban London garden © Georgette Douwma/Getty

Ring-necked parakeet guide: what they look like, what they eat and where and when to see them in the UK

Noisy flocks of emerald-green birds are becoming an increasingly common sight in the UK, from London's Hyde Park to as far north as Glasgow. Naturalist Mike Dilger tells you everything you've ever wanted know about this exotic non-native bird.
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A feeding flock of pink-footed geese taking off at sunset

Where and when to see overwintering geese

Autumn is the time to see skeins of geese flying over their wintering feeding grounds – and observe the strange phenomenon of 'whiffling'. Naturalist and broadcaster Mike Dilger explains.
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