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Winning image from the 60th Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024 snorkels among tadpoles for breathtaking winning shot

By Adam Waring published

news The awards celebrate the photography that showcases the revival of Europe’s wild nature

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Camera cheat codes: how to shoot birds in flight

Camera cheat codes: How to photograph birds in flight

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Get more from your gear! Here's how to take pictures of birds in flight like a pro, from camera settings to lens choices

Photograph of two tigers by Turgay Uzer, titled 'Chasing Sisters'

Remembering Tigers: latest book in photo conservation series is released

By Niall Hampton published

news We catch up with Remembering Wildlife founder Margot Raggett as the ninth coffee table book goes on sale

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Entrant to the GDT Rewilding Europe Award 2024 Competition

Stunning photo of Iberian lynx chowing down on prey wins Rewilding Europe Awards 2024

By Adam Waring published

news The awards celebrate the photography that showcases the revival of Europe’s wild nature

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Entrant to Comedy Wildlife Awards 2024 competition

This squirrel stuck in a tree like a Road Runner cartoon is among the finalists of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards

By Adam Waring published

news Side-splitting shots of animals looking stupid: introducing the Comedy Wildlife Awards 2024 finalists

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Each year during spring and fall migration over 1.3 billion birds die in North America as a result of window collisions. A network of dedicated volunteers heads out each morning to pick up the pieces. For over 30 years FLAP (Fatal Light Awareness Program) volunteers have patrolled cities worldwide in search of birds that have collided with windows. While their efforts have saved an impressive number of bird collision survivors, the majority do not survive the impact. But the fallen birds are never left behind. Their bodies are collected and their lives honoured in the annual ‘Bird Layout’. The Layout brings volunteers together to arrange the dead birds in an emotive and provocative display. While The Layout honours the fallen birds and brings closure for the volunteers, it is also a critical event that raises public awareness and highlights a global issue. I have volunteered with FLAP for four years and attend The Layout annually. From hawks to hummingbirds, this 2022 display includes more than 4,000 birds. Sony A7R IV with Sony 16–35mm f/2.8 lens. 16mm; 1/160s; f/4; ISO 500.

Heart-breaking photo of 4,000 dead birds is surprise winner of top photography contest

By Adam Waring published

News Poignant arrangement of avians killed after flying into windows wins Bird Photographer of the Year 2024 competition

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Photograph showing the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone National Park, by wildlife photographer Charles Glatzer

Photographers Charles Glatzer and Nathan Lee Allen on their Yellowstone National Park conservation collaboration

By Niall Hampton published

Features The pair have come together to protect one of the most iconic US national parks – with some help from Canon USA

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Takaya the wolf

Death threats and outrage after trophy hunting was advertised using a conservation photographer's image

By Leonie Helm published

News Conservation photographer "horrified" that her famous photograph of a wolf was used to advertise trophy hunting

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Andrew Mielzynski

Mother Nature proves yet again to be greatest artist in awe-inspiring photo contest

By Kalum Carter published

News Natural Landscape Photography Awards 2024 announces this year's winners showcasing the very best of 'authentic' landscape photography

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A range of small dead birds in human hands

Winners of the Fritz Pölking Prize both focus on the damage to wildlife caused by urbanization

By Leonie Helm published

NEWS This international prize is a special prize of the European Nature Photographer of the Year competition

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