The winning image will be showcased in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year voting screens at London's Natural History Museum.
Stunning images of a polar bear cub basking in a field of flowers, a sea lit up by glowing glass eels and a tiny coral-camouflaged seahorse in its natural habitat are among those shortlisted for a prestigious photography award.
The winner will be showcased in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year voting screens at the museum until the exhibition closes on Sunday 2 July 2023.The frenzied combat between the pompilid wasp and the ornate Ctenus spider. The image shows the wasp checking the spider to confirm if its sting has paralyzed the dangerous prey, before dragging it back to its brood nest.Two females and a male golden snub-nosed monkey huddle together to keep warm in the extreme winter cold.
The red spot on the beak develops when gulls are adult and is in part a reflection of their health. It is also an essential aid for the young: when chicks peck the spot, it triggers a regurgitation reaction from the parent.This leopardess had killed a Kinda baboon in Zambia's South Luangwa National Park. The baboon's baby was still alive and clinging to its mother.
He had expected a head-to-head between two males, but instead captured the moment two females rutted instead.Setting up a camera trap just inside a barn, facing the entrance, Michal waited to see what would trigger it. In South Africa's Kruger National Park, in the vicinity of a rest camp, Richard discovered a flock of crested guineafowl that were not as flighty as normal and allowed him to follow them as they foraged.Martin watched this polar bear cub playing in a mass of fireweed on the coast of Hudson Bay, Canada. Every so often the cub would take a break from its fun, stand on its hind legs and poke its head up above the high flowers to look for its mother.
The wolf was patrolling her eel-grass-covered mudflat territory at low tide, and walked right past the camera, allowing Bertie to take this shot with the remote trigger.It was late afternoon when Marina found Olobor resting. He is one of the famous five-strong coalition of males in the Black Rock pride in Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve.A snowshoe hare resting on a small mound of snow. Moving stealthily into position, Deena waited.
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