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David Plummer, a photographer with Parkinson’s disease, shares six more of his favourite images from his forthcoming book, ‘7 Years of Camera Shake’. It will feature more than 200 photos all taken after his diagnosis in 2009
1. Walking on water?

A black-winged stilt crosses the water in search of food (Kiskunság National Park, Hungary)
2. Stunned by the sunset

A brown hare, also known as the European hare, at sunset (Kiskunság National Park, Hungary)
3. Sharing snacks

A male European bee-eater passes food to his partner as part of a pair bonding ritual (Kiskunság National Park, Hungary) – David spent three hours waiting patiently in the hide before he got this shot
4. An unlikely pair

A jackdaw removes parasites from the hide of a red deer hind (Richmond Park, UK)
5. David’s friend

A little owl flies across to snaffle some food after hearing David’s whistle. Although this owl is wild, David has trained it to fly over to him (Sussex, UK)
6. Winged wonder

A swallow in flight (Skomer Island, off the coast of Wales, UK)
Image credits: Copyright – David Plummer Photography
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