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Cymru Fyw
14 February 2013
Last updated at
17:48
In Pictures: Valentine's Day in nature
Kris Williams captured this crystal blue heart-shaped lake looking over towards Snowdon from the Pyg Track.
A 10-spot ladybird with an unusual black heart on its back by Tony Llewellyn in Llangollen.
Eiona Roberts found a fern prepared to unravel its heart in the woods.
Simon Turton discovered a heart left behind in an old oak after a branch snapped off many years ago.
Lesley Newcombe spotted this pair of mating damselflies forming a wonderful azure blue heart.
Bleeding-hearts (Lamprocapnos spectabilis) - a popular cut flower for Valentine's Day by Belinda Evans.
Swans mate for life. This pair were spotted in a loving mood on Roath Park lake in Cardiff by Martin Forde.
Even fungi have a heart as Joy Mardon discovered in deepest, darkest Pembrokeshire.
Say it with flowers. Courting puffins on Skomer Island by Claire Carter.
This hanging heart-shaped lichen was snapped by Richard Hurn.
A frog prepares to be transformed into a handsome prince. Image by Joe D'Arcy.
A heart of foam taken off the Pembrokeshire coast near Porthgain by Dawn Gibbons.
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