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Welcome to all things Wildlife, dedicated to describing, discovering and inspiring everyone about nature, the countryside and special places. all things Wildlife is an ever growing collection of articles, tutorials, guides, reviews and ramblings all with one thing in common...increasing our enjoyment of the countryside. Whether you want to find key species, visit amazing places, improve your wildlife photography or just enjoy your local walks more there is something for you.

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Learning to Love Lockdown - Reconnecting with Nature

Learning to Love Lockdown - Reconnecting with Nature

Lee Copplestone like many was furloughed from his work in the countryside and had to take his exercise locally very soon though it started a rediscovery of nature..

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Getting close to wildlife

Getting close to wildlife

Mastering the art of getting close to wildlife is a key skill to ensure successful photography. In this article we look at top tips and techniques.

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Looking for Warwickshire’s dormice

Looking for Warwickshire’s dormice

Warwickshire Mammal Group's Ruth Moffatt describes the journey to return the county's lost dormice

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Your camera has a video button!

Your camera has a video button!

Using the video function on our cameras is a scary prospect for many of us, here though Mike Lane explains his own learning curve.

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The circle of life

The circle of life

I am seeing a lot of social media posts at the moment about people horrified by the actions of predators especially in gardens.

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Blurred Watching, why and how to look after your wildlife watching equipment

Blurred Watching, why and how to look after your wildlife watching equipment

After spending a lot of money on expensive equipment, whether it be binoculars, telescope or camera lenses, you want to get the best performance from them. Lee Copplestone explains why and how to keep optics clean. (title image by Oliver Smart)

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