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Bao gồm tất cả các khía cạnh của môn thể thao này, từ loạt quốc tế lớn như Công thức 1, Xe thể thao đua xe và World Rally Championship, quyến rũ nhưng vô cùng quan trọng cơ sở các sự kiện trong câu lạc bộ xe thể thao Anh | YOUR LETTERS THE BEST OF As we went to press Dusk dust by Anthony Catt was the most popular image in our September photo contest with an impressive 174 votes. You have until 31 October to vote and change the winner. Our October contest is all about Africa and some great photos have already been uploaded. Check them out Brian w Matthews Our new website also has exclusive photo galleries such as this stunning orangutan portfolio in support of the Orangutan Foundation And new ones are going up all the time. OTHER STUFF There are now 10 Photo Masterclasses online to help you improve your photography. Dominic Couzens popular Bird Diary column can be enjoyed all over again online. Some of our best features from the past few issues can be read online now too. facebook Follow us at . com bbcwildlifemagazine Keep up to date with the team and join the conversation bbcwildlifemag exclaimed CP There was a ị pause then someone else ventured Caspian plover Ị unable to think of anything else the speaker could be referring to. No the man replied pointing to Ị a plant in front of US sea pea Derek Smith Surrey I MORNING VISITORS In August I visited Portuairk Ardnamurchan. One morning I opened my caravan door to find Ị two pine martens not more than a few metres away. They shinned up a post onto a bird table where Ị they munched on the nuts and bread I had put out earlier. As long as I stayed still they took no notice of me. Unfortunately though I took several photos they all came out too dark. Reading Ị the comments in the van s guest book it became clear that there have been numerous sightings of pine martens in the area. Peter Phillips Via email I PIGEON FANCIERS ị I loved Steve Harris article on pigeons Flying rat or urban hero Autumn . At the ị Horniman Museum in Forest Hill London there is still an ị antiquated display of fancy pigeon breeds. It was to this that I looked when someone once ị showed me a tub of tumbler pâté. .