The New Forest is England's eighth National Park. It has 61 ancient monuments, 634 listed buildings and 18 conservation areas within its boundaries. The Forest is famous for its wildlife and grazing ponies, pigs and cattle. Although they appear to be wild, in fact they are all owned by the 400 or so Commoners in the Forest. About 3,000 New Forest ponies wander freely across the Forest's heaths, woodland, roads and often into villages.

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Blue Tit Bramshaw	Fallow Black Gutter	Pigs Longcross	Dramatic Dawn Bramshaw

The Long Stretch Canada Common	Autumn 03 Bramshaw Wood	Robin on Snowy  Branch	Snow on Bramble Hill

Shetlands Janesmoor	Autumn Mogshade	Ponies at Ocknell	Bluebells Roydon Wood

Maytime Roydon Wood	Autumn Stag Black Gutter	Sunset  Hatchet Pond	Sunset Swan  Hatchet Pond

Autumn 07 Bramshaw wood	White Hart Boldrewood	White Hart in  Group Boldrewood	Pigs Bramshaw

Highland Water Landscape	Donkey & Foal Canada Common	Mum, Dad & Me Longcross Plain	Bramshaw Piglet

Snow 08 Bramshaw	Snow 08 Janesmoor	Watching You Milkham Plain	Sparrow Hawk, Bramshaw

Barn Owl Ringwood	Robin Bramshaw	Highland Cow Godshill	The Ridge Lyndhurst	Highland Water Portrait