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Page last updated at 11:28 GMT, Tuesday, 22 December 2009

New baby animals bring joy to zoo

Keepers at Colchester Zoo are celebrating following a bumper number of youngsters born this year.

In pictures: Colchester Zoo babies

In pictures: Essex hit by snow

Take a look at a selection of your photos of Essex in its winter beauty following the snow on Friday, 18 December 2009.

Low numbers of woodcock in Essex

The chance of seeing a woodcock in Essex is a rare one according to Dave Smart from the Essex Wildlife Trust.

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In pictures: Zoo babies

Otters drowned in illegal traps

Teenager inspires estate upgrade

Wildlife habitat ideal for ducks

River works help endangered eels

In pictures: Tree planting record

Marine Bill safeguards wildlife

Environmentalist walks to Summit

Poo clue to track deer numbers

Project aims to help rare moths

Stepping out along The Flitch Way

Mother nature's twists and turns

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Epping Forest

Essex Biodiversity Project

National Trust - East

Essex Bat Group

Essex Wildlife Trust

RSPB Essex

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