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2016: A spectacular year for Norfolk nature
Painted lady butterfly taken at Strumpshaw in May 2016. Picture: RAPTURE PHOTOGRAPHICS - Credit: RAPTURE PHOTOGRAPHICS
From the coast to the Broads, Norfolk is a treasured habitat for many species.
Professional wildlife photogaphers Robert and Jill Wilson, of Rapture Photographics, have picked out their favourite shots of nature from across the county from 2016.
The husband and wife team, who live in Surlingham, lead wildlife photography workshops in Norfolk and run a Kodak Express business on St Johns Close, Norwich.
Mr Wilson, 53, has been a professional wildlife photographer and twitcher for nearly 30 years.
He taught his 51-year-old wife the tricks of the trade and she is now also a published photographer.
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Many of their photos are taken in their back garden in Surlingham.
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