These photgraphs have been kindly provided by Michael Webster: further photographs from Michael are available at www.websterswildshots.com/wordpress.

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Lea Meadows, Ulverscroft with Hardheads, Yarrow, Harebells and Betony.

Walkers in Winter on Calke Estate, Derbyshire

Nuthatch in Stoneywell Wood

Dry-Stone Wall made from local stone, with poppies

"Old John" tower in Bradgate Park. The bracken has been rolled to encourage biodiversity.

Precambrian rock outcrop on Bardon Hill

Altar Stones at Markfield

Black Brook

Cropston Reservoir

Cropston Reservoir, with Bradgate Park in the background

Winter view of a signpost in Newtown Linford

Sunrise in Lea Wood: the trees are spruces

A buck Fallow Deer in Bradgate Park

Leicester, as seen from the summit of Bardon Hill in Spring. The foreground is now being developed as a quarry.

Female red deer peers throught the bracken in Bradgate Park (Autumn)

Wood anemones in Swithland Wood

A cottage garden in Newtown Linford

Oak leaves in the sunlight

3 Fallow deer in Bradgate Park

The overflow at Swithland Reservoir

Bluebells in Swithland Wood

Bluebells in Stoneywell Wood

Buck fallow deer in Bradgate Park

Birds of Bradgate Park

These photographs have been kindly provided by FOCF Member Jan Croft.

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Blue Tit.

Chaffinch.

Chiff-chaff.

Green Woodpecker.

Green Woodpeckers.

Goldfinch.

Jackdaw.

Little Egret

Little Owl

Mandarin
Duck

Mistle Thrush

Pied Wagtail

Red Kite

Reed Bunting

Robin
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Starling

Stonechat

Skylark

Yellowhammer