Galleries

British Waters Compact Winner. Playtime? (Grey seal) © Martin Edser/UPY 2019

Underwater Photographer of the Year 2019

Kingfisher bashes fish in West Sussex UK. © David Plummer

7 Years of Camera Shake

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Cats of the world photo gallery

Captive breeding has its challenges because many pandas are not inclined to mate in captivity and there is a short window of opportunity for successful breeding (females only have a single oestrus cycle once a year). © Suzi Eszterhas

Conserving giant pandas in China

Overall winner 2018. © Paul Colley/BWPA

2018 British Wildlife Photography Awards winning images

Microsculpture is a photographic project be British photographer Levon Biss. Please email for any enquiries: contact@levonbiss.com

Microsculpture: Portraits of Insects

Lewis Easdown - Grey Slender Loris - Project Loris -

Wildlife treasures of a Sri Lankan arboretum

Pied wagtail with dinner for her young

Wildlife of the Peak District, by Villager Jim

"Living in Somerset it is hard to avoid the large number of starlings that descend on the county each year. When this was taken the roost was still rather small, this meant I could predict their location and get the image I was after." © Max Thompson

British winter wildlife in pictures

Territorial fight

Amazing wildlife moments in India

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A new dawn for the wildlife of Redonda, by Ed Marshall

(7) Mothers Protection - Kyle Moore

A year in the life of European brown bears

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Kiss of the oceans gallery, by Irene Mendez Cruz

Come late summer, the 170-foot high mountain is covered in the purple-pink colour of ling heather. In some areas of the island this species makes up an important coastal habitat known as maritime heath. © Ben Porter

Wildlife on the ‘Island of 20,000 Saints’

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Wildlife of takayna gallery, by Arwen Dyer