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    The Nature TTL Photographer of the Year 2021 contest attracted over 8,000 total images. Photographers from around the globe competed for the title and a £1,500 cash prize, which is over $2,100 USD at current conversion rates.…

"The unique perspective and composition means you are immediately trying to figure out what exactly you are looking at.”

This competition is now closed All eyes open: 20 sublime images from the Nature Through The Lens photography competition The winners of the prestigious Nature TTL Photographer of the Year Competition 2021 have just been unveiled, with a mind-bending orang-utan image taking the grand prize. In total, photographers competed amongst 8 different competition categories celebrating the natural world: Animal Behaviour, Camera Traps, Landscapes, Small World, The Night Sky, Underwater, Urban Wildlife, ...

June 3, 2021 The winners of the Nature TTL Photographer of the Year 2021 competition have been unveiled, with a highly original orangutan image taking the grand prize. Canadian photographer Thomas Vijayan took the winning image, called The World is Going Upside Down. The orangutan is not a reflection, but the sky around it is – if you look at the base of the tree it should make sense. The tree is coming out of water, so you’re looking at the ground as the orangutan is climbing up. “Thomas...

Coimbatore With Forest Department staff and its biologists yet to arrive at a conclusion on the identity of an animal that was sighted by a few residents at Kalapatti in Coimbatore's suburbs, the

For a reverse in decline of numbers. its kenyas most ambitious conservation effort. to do that, theyre using aircraft, gps trackers, camera traps, and a lot of manpower to know exactly how many are left. >> i feel that yes im contributing to the

Platypus spotted with plastic ring around neck sparks long-running rescue mission SunSunday 14 FebFebruary 2021 at 11:55pm Ian Gibbs is using camera traps to try and locate the burrow of the tangled platypus. ( Share Print text only Cancel A chance encounter with a platypus in a Far North Queensland creek has led a retired GP on a months-long quest to free it from its plastic bonds. Key points: Retired GP Ian Gibbs photographed the entangled platypus in December last year Queensland Department ...

Working and doing research here for years now has never encountered that in the wild. thats why they use camera traps. so this through our growth. and we get a lot of pictures of them on our camera charts which is a good. indicator of the prey and a bit of an apology for the persian heard this is one of the reasons why we cant oppression my protection right. so this leopard is their 1st photographic record of the persian leopard for iraq that we had. this through this week. rediscover the persia...

Exceed 40 degrees celsius and kind of in the kurdistan region of iraq. thats why biologist and her colleague other doubts like to get an early start. theyre looking for traces of the biggest predator. thats considered the spirit of canada . and they look great its a flagship species so its very important its on top predator so its on top of the food chain. the persian that is virtually invisible. people who live here in the mountains of canada know of the leopard but very few have ever seen it. ...

Traumatic as long as the wolf isnt loued him with food it will avoid humans zoom of course or words for that if you see these fresh wolf tracks only a few hours old in 9 years ive only seen $15.00 or 6 times theyre usually very shy they just observe us i imagine. wolves a most commonly cited with the help of camera traps. of their does the owner of the can turn because he heard the camera its a black flash so he cant see it hes wary poyser says wolves should be allowed to live in brandenburg the...