Young photographer competition
Enter our competition to find the best young bird photographer and get your picture printed in COUNTRY LIFE


Are you a budding photographer? Do you love nature or perhaps you're an avid birdwatcher?
www.countrylife.co.uk is running a competition to find the best young bird photographer. Entrants, who must be aged 16 or under, should email their entries, which could be of anything from a chaffinch in the bird bath to a skein of geese, to holly_kirkwood@ipcmedia.com by April 1. The winning entry will be published in COUNTRY LIFE on April 14 and on the website.
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