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Featured Member march 08: David J Slater

David's beautiful images have really impressed us, in particular his photographs of birds. He captures those delightful moments that are always a priviledge to witness when watching wildlife go about its day. The quality of colour in his work adds to this.

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	Barn Swallow feeding its Youngster on the Wing Member Image: Swallow This! A full frame image from Mid Wales.
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	Getting Rid of an Itch. Doesn't it look like bliss? Otters will often come out of the water to play or groom themselves.
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	Barn Owl at Home Barn Owls really do like to live in barns. Just checking if it's all clear before leaving for the evening.
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	Earthstar Constellation. Strange mushrooms that grow legs and walk. Forest of Dean.
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	Red Deer Dawn Getting up early sometimes has its rewards. Red deer stag on a very cold October sunrise in the Forest of Dean.
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	Rothiemurcus Rainbow As storm clouds brewed over the Cairngorms a rainbow appeared.
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	Wild Boar Piglets and Mother, Forest of Dean I gained the trust of a wild boar sow to the extent that she would fall asleep in my presence. A fantastic experience. Forest...
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	Brecon Beacons from Sugar Loaf Hill, Abergavenny, Wales Dark clouds hang over the Black Mountains in the far distance but as the eye is drawn nearer, a bright patchwork of pastoral...
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	Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales The view westwards from the Sugar Loaf Hill above Abergavenny towards the high tops of the Brecon Beacons.
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	Underpaid and Overworked Ever felt like this?
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	Hawfinch. The elusive hawfinch is high on the tick list of many birdwatchers. This one was photographed in the Forest of Dean in March.
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	Nosey Wild Boar in the Forest of Dean. As a wildlife photographer these creatures can test all your skills. They are shy and will bolt at your presence, melting away...
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	Newly Born Wild Boar Piglets The Forest of Dean is now famous for the wild boar. I just missed witnessing the birth of these piglets, but thankfully the...
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	Cribin mountain, Brecon Beacons, Wales The steep north face of Cribin can look dramatic in the right light.
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	Pen Y Fan Mountain, Brecon Beacons. At 2,907 ft or 886m, Pen y Fan looms over Neuadd Reservoir as the highest mountain north of the Alps and south of Snowdonia.
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	Emporer's New Coat .....of many shades, angles and textures. A North American goose.
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	On the Ladder of Parenthood Pied Flycatchers are devoted parents to their young bringing them food every minute for a month. Forest of Dean in Spring.
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	Green Winged Orchid One of the earliest flowering orchids of the year, and this was the first one of these in the Forest of Dean in April.
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	Reflecting on Things Mute Swans are unbelievably graceful.
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	Froggy Friendship The nagshead RSPB reserve in the Forest of Dean is a noisy place in February when the amphibians get all nuptual.
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	Young Follower Fallow Deer roam wild in the Forest of Dean and are very difficult to photograph, especially when they have fawns to care for.
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	Red Grouse in Pastel Heather moorland is a favoured habitat of the red grouse. Scotland.
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	British Red Deer Stag It was the rut and I was lying under camouflage netting in the Forest of Dean when this male stag wandered by and briefly...
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	Winter Beech The last few golden survivors of Autumn.
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	Heath Spotted Orchid Close up of the petals. Taken in the Forest of Dean.
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	Surveying His Land Lying low under camouflage earned me this shot of a red deer stag during the annual rut. Taken in the Royal Forest of Dean.
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	White Flowering Bog Bean The Forest of Dean holds just a few hundred of these - all in one small pond.
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	Red Fox on the Hunt Made a change to see the fox doing the hunting. Forest of Dean.
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	Autumnal Stream The Forest of Dean receives sunshine again as the leaves fall from the trees in Autumn. The rains also feed the streams giving...
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	Wild at Heart The pit ponies if the Welsh coal mining industry are long gone. Their offspring now roam the Welsh Mountains as free and wild...
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	Ox Eye on the Clock ..Elevensies with a pollen eating fly.
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	Parasol Hats Fungi of open grassland often found where animals graze.
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	Nightingale. The Forest of Dean is home to quite a few Nightingales. Often they can only be seen skulking in thick shrubbery, but their loud...
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	Fragrant Orchids These tall pink flowered orchids were a nice find during a walk around a nature reserve near Stroud in Gloucestershire.
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	Golden Pond Sunrise filters through the Forest of Dean lighting up an area of normally dank mysterious swamp.
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	Scaly Male Fractal A very common fern that grows in darker forest. Told apart from other fern by its fury stems. Photograph taken in the Forest of...
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	Red for Danger Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria) mushrooms are world renowned as halucinogens giving the taster a trip to other worlds. Ever...
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	Frog Orchid A diminutive and rare orchid photographed in the Cotswold Hills, Gloucestershire.
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	Pigeon Feather A discarded feather and the first few drops of rain.
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	Yorkshire Fog When you get a zillion of these together blowing in the breeze it looks like red fog over the land. I don't know where the...
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	Deep Forest Edge A beam penetrates the wall. The Forest of Dean is so verdant that little light penetrates into the interior.
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