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View this email online Home   |   Photography   |   Animals   |   British Wildlife   |   Travel   |   Wildlife Gardens   |   Magazine       PHOTO GALLERY   Cape gannets Wildlife photographer Peter Chadwick highlights how vital South Africa’s offshore islands are to the survival of the Cape gannet – the species is considered Vulnerable due to overfishing, pollution and human disturbance – in this compelling gallery. Enjoy stunning images of the species congregating, courting and rearing their ravenous young. Click here          IN THIS ISSUE       March issue – out now Browse through the latest issue of BBC Wildlife Magazine     Advertisement feature   This Month’s Highlights BLOG  Everything you need to know about the dunnock  Find out more WILDLIFE ART Whales and dolphins Find out more ANIMALS 7 amazing shark facts Find out more  LOCAL PATCH REPORTERS Wildlife bloggers Meet the 17 local patch reporters who are blogging about their wildlife year in 2014. The natural-history enthusiasts are all readers of BBC Wildlife based in the UK. Enjoy reading their nature diaries as they explore their neighbourhood and document the species they encounter. Click here     Advertisement Feature   Go&See Travel Magazine Visit Go&See Travel Magazine, the newest voice for the travelling pioneers. We are proud that our acclaimed team of photographers and writers inspire and inform you the reader; whether you’re an experienced globetrotter or reticent first-timer. With seductive tales from exotic locations meets practical advice to ensure Go & See is your indispensable travelling companion. Although we are a new voice, we are live across a range of market-leading websites, complemented by a twice-yearly iPad edition adding a real momentum behind the brand. Twitter: @goandseemag More info >  WILDLIFE TV AND RADIO Weird Nature: Bizarre Breeding on 11 March at 8.00pm on BBC Four  This episode reveals nature’s strangest reproduction rituals, including a fish that leaps from the water to lay eggs. Read more   Advertisement feature  WILD TRAVEL Ultimate wildlife experiences Don’t miss out on your free, pull-out travel supplement in the March issue. We’ve published a round-up of the 49 most desirable wildlife destinations of 2014. Find out more    WILDLIFE DISCOVERIES © Matt Rees Share your find Matt Rees found this tube web spider in the West Country. For a chance to see details of your wildlife discovery in an upcoming issue, please get in touch. Click here  WILDLIFE PODCAST Podcast Find out how and where to see brown hares with expert David North of Norfolk Wildlife Trust, and why you should be putting up a nestbox in your garden right now. Click here  WILDLIFE GIVEAWAY Win a Mountain Series Loka camera bag We have a Mountain Series Loka camera bag and Internal Camera Unit insert, worth £230, to give away, courtesy of f-stop. Enter now   Spring 2014 Photo Contest: Signs of spring This month, we want to see your best images of signs of spring. See all the entries, upload your photo and vote for your favourite.  Some of your favourites this week       Flight of the bumblebee   Goldfinch and catkins   Crocuses   Grebe courtship         Offer ends 14 March 2014 *35% saving is only available to UK residents paying by Direct Debit.  Your subscription will start with the next available issue.  Unsubscribe | Privacy © Immediate Media Company Limited 2014 Registered in England No. 5715415 Registered Office: Vineyard House, 44 Brook Green, Hammersmith, London, W6 7BT.