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The Autumnwatch team's Flickr favourites

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Jeremy Torrance web producerJeremy Torrance web producer|14:14 UK time, Tuesday, 5 October 2010

You've shared thousands of fantastic photos on the The BBC Autumnwatch Flickr group already this season.

All the team have been uber busy filming and making preparations for this week's show but web researcher Sam managed to track them all down to choose their favourites. Even Martin popped his head round the door to join in.

Executive producer Tim couldn't resist such an iconic image of autumn. "This shot had a wonderful element of surprise..." he said. "Can I feel a caption competition coming on?!"

The Unsprung team chose this incredible harvestman for the unique perspective of the shot: "It looks like a floating spaceship!"

Martin Hughes-Games said this image captured his imagination. Autumn is such a wonderful time for hanging mists and this hare was like the spirit of wild autumn.

Our Management Menagerie chose this delightful capture. They said the focus gave it a fantastical and magical feel.

Our remote, roving production team loved this photo for its brilliant depiction of this incredible behaviour. It has a lovely symmetry to boot.

Series producer Roger thought this photo was a brilliant autumnal capture of little gems on the woodland floor.

Researchers Becky and Ruth loved this. Slugs aren't usually thought of as particularly interesting but they thought this portrayed a real beauty.

Producer Holly thought that Eddie had really captured this spider's character with a great depth of field technique.

Last but not least, we Webbies chose this fantastic autumn leaf by Jo. It's such an excellent portrayal of the arrival of autumn that we made it our Flickr icon. Thanks Jo!

So which is your favourite from these beauties?

As ever please keep sharing your autumnal wildlife photography with us on the BBC Autumnwatch Flickr group where you can also get help with identifying species you've photographed or just discuss wildlife and wildlife photography with the Autumnwatch community.

Check back next week for the next installment of the team's favourites or for more beauties have a look at last week's migration favourites.

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