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“Photographer Fortunato Gatto traipsed through waterlogged ground to capture this scene of an ecosystem recovering from fire.”
“Photographer Lorenzo Shoubridge set up a hidden camera trap that was nearly invisible to passing wildlife to avoid disturbing them.”
“Common guillemots offered the chaotic backdrop to this photo, while a larger European shag came in for a landing.”
““They often arrive when the landscape still appears barren and lifeless,” Michalski writes in a statement.”
“All the contest’s winners, runners up and highly commended images can be seen on the German Society for Nature Photography’s website .”
““The lesson, as always, is to tread lightly when in the habitats of animals that we seek to experience,” Parkinson writes on Instagram .”
“Share Copy link Email SMS Facebook X Reddit LinkedIn Bluesky Print Add as preferred source Little housemates , mammals, highly commended: When walking home from school in Switzerland, photographer Marc Siegle spotted a young red fox.”
“Wildlife photographers try to make those mysterious worlds less obscure, bringing into focus the rare, tiny, gut-wrenching and beautiful aspects of nature.”
“But then, the birds begin their aerial duels for breeding territory.”
“Imre Potyó captured this photo without disturbing the hibernating bats, seen in the background, during a controlled bat count.”
“Marco Colombo / European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 Umbra , landscapes, runner-up: From nearly 7,000 feet high in the mountains of Jotunheimen, Norway, photographer Orsolya Haarberg watched a total lunar eclipse.”
“An international jury whittled down this pool of photos to 107 winners across nine categories and two special prizes.”
“He found a family with four cubs living in a nearby barn and photographed them as they peered through the door.”
“But as photographer Imre Potyó walked through this restricted-access environment in Hungary’s Börzsöny Mountains, where he has been documenting bats for 13 years, he instead looked down.”
“Hidden Worlds , overall winner: Pin mold grows from a coating of bat guano on the floor of a mine tunnel in Hungary.”
““Over the years, the glacier has steadily retreated, and its solitary, brilliant white form against the dark landscape evoked the image of an embryonic Earth, cradled within the vastness of the universe,” Haarberg writes in a statement.”
“Bound to the earth, they keep hidden from predators in vegetation and move between their roosting areas and feeding grounds through “secret paths” in reeds, writes photographer Jan Wieczorek in a statement.”