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    Hibernating dormouse © Danny Green

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    One of the large pools at Spinnies Aberogwen nature reserve, in autumn. The trees and reeds surrounding the pool are all shades of yellow and brown, and are reflected in the waters surface. In the distance some of the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia) are visible through the trees.

    Spinnies Aberogwen Nature Reserve © Bethan Vaughan Davies

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Bill Oddie My Wild Life

My observatory

David & Robin - My wild life

My hang out

My Wild Life Simone

My recovery

My Wild Life Mary

My new roots

My wild life - Graham

My passion

Andy stands by newly planted trees

My future

Anne with a saw in the woods

My sanctuary

Archie stands on a rock in the sea with a bucket

My show and tell

Jeremy sat on a log next to a river

My regeneration

Sam Dawson

My passion

Sophie standing in a river with a net

My vocation

Anne standing in a woodland

My playlist

Albie in a woodland

My therapy

Molly stands in a stream

My adventure playground

Ben on a nature reserve

My windswept lands

Stephen standing in front of wetland

My calendar

Paul and his family on the beach

My bigger picture

Katy smiling at the camera, with trees in the background

My internship

Edward stands on a pile of branches

My superpower

Ania & Becky recording bats in the evening

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