Galleries

A juvenile griffon vulture showing the dark grey bill and brown ruff that distinguish it from an adult. © Ian Parsons

A Vulture Landscape – 12 months in Extremadura

Two emperor penguin chicks aged six to eight weeks brooding on parents' feet, one vocalising. Atka Bay, Antarctica. September. © Stefan Christmann

Penguin: A Story of Survival

Willoughby's leaf cutter bee and an Andrena bee species. © Lee Frost

Bug Photography Awards 2020

The Embrace. © Sergey Gorshkov/Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020 – Winning images

Two humpback whales. © Mark Carwardine/Drone Photo Awards 2020

Drone Photo Awards 2020

Cheetah cubs in the Maasai Mara, Kenya. © Andy Howe/Remembering Cheetahs

Remembering Cheetahs

Eel Larva. © Galice Hoarau/Close-up Photographer of the Year

Close-up Photographer of the Year 2020

Once Again Being a Mother: Jaguars in mangroves: a relationship rarely seen. This mother named “Janis” in an intimate moment with her cub, is a mangrove resident and has reproduced at least three times. Research teams have monitored jaguar populations in mangroves in Nayarit, western Mexico. © Victor Hugo Luja Molina, Mexico

Mangrove Photography Awards 2020

Smiley: Mediterranean parrotfish in El Hierro, Canary Islands. © Arthur Telle Thiemenn

Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2020 – finalists

Highly Commended 2020, Behviour: Birds. Wind Birds. © Alessandra Meniconzi/Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020 – Highly Commended images

Category: Bird Photographer of the Year Overall Winner, and Best Portrait Gold award winner. End of the day. © Majed AlZa’abi, Kuwait

Bird Photographer of the Year 2020

Overall 1st Place and Urban Life Winner - Waiting For a Meal. © Marcos Miranda Correia/Galapagos Conservation Trust

Galapagos Conservation Trust Photography Competition 2020

Overall Winner and Best Mammal Society Member Photo: Red fox on windscreen. © Roger Cox

Mammal Photographer of the Year 2020

A baby koala named ‘Micky’ – one of 6 being evacuated from the Mallacoota wildlife triage centre by to Melbourne for further treatment to burns as a result of the Mallacoota bushfires – is given some food (and health check) at East Sale Airforce Base, by Zoos Victoria veterinary nurse Leanne De Lacy, before continuing his trip by road to Melbourne. © Doug Gimesy

Australia’s scorching summer

Behaviour Category Winner: Octopus training (octopus in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Naples).

Underwater Photographer of the Year 2020