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In our November 'Animals in Autumn' issue, we asked you to create an art piece using objects found in nature. We know it took a lot of skill and creativity, so a big thank you to all of you for taking part! It's amazing to see what you can create when you get inspired by nature.
Isla, age 12, Cooksbridge
Fox
Harry, age 6, Luxembourg
An owl family
"I made it with wood, helicopter seeds, and Christmas tree pine needles. It's a picture of an owl family sitting on a branch, one is flying off with movement lines to show how fast he's going."
Kiriana, age 10, Kendal
Mischa, age 10, St Clears
Niamh, age 8, Lewes
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Our Springtime Scavenger Hunt competition, featured in March's Secrets of the Sands issue, brought in a burst of colour, creativity and curiosity! From blossom hunts and frog-filled ponds to bees buzzing in crocuses and brilliant nature poems, your entries captured the magic of the season in so many wonderful ways. Thank you to everyone who took part – we were amazed by your discoveries and loved seeing spring through your eyes.
