Wildlife Award for the year 2025 – Best pictures so far

At first glance, it appears that the Potter was riding a broom.

But this serious insect does not retract to stimulate the charming boiler, or play Quideditch. It carries Caterpillar – prey to feed its young.

He was arrested by the Bidyut Kalita wildlife photographer and was among the runner -up or “praise” in this year’s wildlife photographer competition.

The winning photos will be announced on October 14, Followed by an exhibition at the Museum of Natural HistoryShow 100 prominent photos from all over the world.

Scroll down to explore other businesses that were very secured from the competition.

address: No place like the house

photographer: Emmanuel Tardi (France)

location: El Tank, San Carlos, Alajuela, Costa Rica

Mr. Tardy seized Kamlan Bani from three years old, clinging to the participation of a thorny wire after crossing the road.

When its habitats become fragmented due to the loss of trees, the lazy lamb is forced to make more ground crossings to reach the next tree, making it vulnerable.

address: Ice journey

photographer: Burti Gregory (UK)

location: Ekström Ice Seelf, Atka Bay, Antarctica

Mr. Gregory seized a group of emerging imperialist chicks that swing on the edge of the ice shelf.

After spent two months to monitor the colony, he saw most of the chicks using natural ice stairs to go safely to the sea – but this group has missed the easiest way down.

She left for a motive for themselves, you should eventually jump as the emperor penguin to the Ice Ocean for its first attempt to feed.

Scientists believe that the decrease in marine ice may force penguins to multiply the ice shelves, making the jumps like this something more common.

address: Family mud family

photographer: Uddin (Bangladesh/UK)

location: Slindon Wood, West Sussex, England, UK

Mr. Uddin discovered a set of mold molds arranged on a record that fell in a forest. The scene was described as a “strange family image”, with a small yellow insect egg.

The mud template consists of a single -cell portable object, which is similar to amoeba and which lives independently but can collect to work as one entity to find food and reproduction.

address: Tumor

photographer: Jimmy Smart (UK)

location: Pradage Park, Leicester, UK

The red deer.

I avoided long grass by stretch up to keep the view clearly.

The deer pods, which are now fully strict and free of velvet, grow every spring, and have become more impressive with each year with the development of new points called Tines.

address: Inside the package

photographer: Amit Ishil (Israel)

location: Elsimir Island, Nonavot, Canada

At the level of the eye with the curious northern wolf package in -35 EGP, Mr. Ishil achieved his dream of photographing these far -fetch creatures.

Wolves approach so that they can smell their breath.

Arctic wolves, which are found only in the north and north of Greenland in Canada, are curious of humans due to the minimum exposure.

address: The essence of Kamchatka

photographer: Kishaf Vikram (India)

location: Lake Corel, Kamshatka Crai, Russia

After days of patience, Mr. Vikram seized a brown bear walking along the beaches of Lake Korel, with the volcano Illuski waving on the horizon across the cloud.

While the bears are generally unilateral, this person was heading to eat with others on the abundance of salmon, which migrates from the Pacific Ocean to a lake of their origin to spawning.

address: A story from two wolves

photographer: Barham Popahd (USA)

location: Bernal Heights Park, San Francisco, California, USA

When hunting the morning light, Mr. Pourhmad frame the male cuiot eye in the black female tail curve.

This husband continued through Rocky Hildaid for a few hours and took his shot when the male stopped to females.

Coyotes is largely adaptable and began to re -establish itself in San Francisco, where they disappeared before.

address: Pink

photographer: Leana Kuster (Switzerland)

location: Pont de Gao, Camarag, France

Leana Kuster shows Flamengo the biggest in the act of scratching his head with one of his long -term legs.

While she was on vacation, she was fascinated by their vibrant behavior while they were gracefully moving through salty land, feeding filters for mollusks and crustaceans.

Flamingos uses their tongues to pump water through its uniquely air -conditioned bills, which are lined with rows of paralysis panels.

The larger pink flamingo coloring comes from a high diet in carotenoids – pigments found in algae and invertebrates such as shrimp.

address: Lethal lessons

photographer: Marina Kano (Spain)

location: Samburu National Park, Samburu Province, Kenya

In the Samburu National Park in Kenya, Marina Kano witnessed the young halls practicing a hunt on Dick Dick, as her mother was watching near her.

ChuPs ChuPs remain hidden for two months and only join hunting around a year to learn chase and murder skills.

address: Toxic advice

photographer: Lakshitha karunarahna (Sri Lanka)

location: Ambra, Eastern Province, Sri Lanka

In Sri Lanka, Lakchitha Carunrathna has documented a single Asian elephant that moves at the waste disposal location.

Over the past three years, human effects have been recorded on elephants in the region.

The pelva site has been created in Ampara more than a decade near the protected wildlife area, which includes about 300 villas. Along with food scraps, they consume plastic, which slowly kills them, says officials.

address: Waking up calling

photographer: Gabriella Come (Italy)

location: Serengate National Park, Tanzania

Gabriella Come and her guide David Cobra monitored about two black siga in Sirringiti National Park in the mid -day sun.

The older lion raised his head to face the threat of slipping.

address: Geely summer summer

photographer: Ralph Pace (USA)

location: The Gulf of Monterrey, Monterrey, California, USA

In the midst of a block – or “slap” – from the seat in the Pacific Ocean, Mr. Pais covered it any skin that is not covered with its lips with the gel of petroleum to protect itself from the plastics.

Late claws can provide a painful bite, which Mr. Pies says it looks like a bee than the nettles.

address: Nature recovers its area

photographer: Sitam Raul (India)

location: Panda, Maharashtra, India

In complete darkness, Mr. Raul stood in the middle of the fruits arising from historical ruin, using the focus and flash to capture the moment. The bats passed in its sky while “tampering randomly” on him and his camera.

In South Asia, fruit bats often wander in the ancient world in abandoned buildings.

address: The fragile life river

photographer: Isaac Zabo (USA)

location: Columbia County, Florida, USA

In the Crystal Crystal Safi River, Mr. Sazabou photographed a long laurel from the female along with many males during the mating season. The turtle was drifting to the scene was “ice on the cake”, according to Mr. Zabo.

This river is one of more than 1,000 waterway fed by Springs for fresh water, which is clearly known for its exceptional clarity. The protection of the groundwater that maintains these springs is essential, not only for a famous wildlife like Manate, but also to provide drinking water with nearly half of the population of Florida.

address: Gold clouds

photographer: Jassen Todorov (USA)

location: San Francisco Bay, California, USA

Mr. Todorov seized the clouds reflected in the vast salt basins while flying to San Francisco.

The ponds, which cover nearly 5,000 hectares, are ongoing colors -a width that says it never fly.

The salt collection process in the San Francisco Bay was industrial in the nineteenth century, but now salt ponds in the Gulf are part of a major restoration project, where the tidal and wildlife swamps restore.