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Birds do it, bees do it... Valentine's Day wild love photos

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Jeremy Torrance web producer Jeremy Torrance web producer | 12:10 UK time, Monday, 14 February 2011

A selection of the cute, the cuddly, the weird and the downright rude from our .

Puffins by Chris Stuart

Amphibians by Russell Bain

Great Crested Grebes weed ceremony by ggwildlife

Cheek to cheek by mpgoodey

Damselflies by Mark Johnson

Cygnets by Janet Stansfield

Spider courtship by Christine Hall

Parakeets by Mark Kilner

Soldier beetles by Dom Greves

Hoverflies by mpgoodey

Swans by Alison Brown

Ringlet butterflies mating by Mark Johnson

A big thanks to all those who put forward photos (sorry we couldn't use more). If you'd like to see more great wild love photos have a look at . In the meantime, happy Valentine's Day!

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    Ohhh, these pictures are amazing. I always try to take pictures like this and I never do them so good. On these pictures the colors are breathtaking. I just love nature and everything about it. I will quote Jean Paul Richter:

    The miracles of earth are the laws of heaven.


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