Nature—Week 8 Gallery
Browse our editors' favorite submissions to the photo contest.
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- A little finch that visited us while we were lunching at the Denver Zoo during a late fall visit.
Photo and caption by Kelly Myers
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- One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
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- We all have days like this, even the best equipped.
Photo and caption by Joel Rescoe
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- Cage divers confront a great white shark
Photo and caption by David Litchfield
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- Patterns of sea stars as exquisite mosaics, attractive, and each time is different.
Photo and caption by Andrey Narchuk
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- A White Hart stag surveys its patch in the rutting season. The mists and atmosphere that morning were magical. Wonderful rays of light penetrated the canopy.
Photo and caption by alex saberi
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- Snowy Owl On The Hunt
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- It was a cold winter's day when a Snowy Owl flew low over the frozen prairie hunting for field mice and rabbits. As he hovered near me before his final assault, I was able to capture this shot. It had been over seventy years since our county had a Snowy Owl winter here and I was delighted with the magical photographic opportunities.
Photo and caption by Barbara Fleming
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- These wolves live in a sanctuary near the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park in Montana. One stands watch while the other licks snow off the branches of the nearby pines. Although they were born in captivity, the wolves here live in three different packs and howl, frolic, and hunt much like their wild counterparts. For those park visitors who are not fortunate enough to spot wolves inside Yellowstone, this non-profit sanctuary provides a closer look at these elusive and majestic canines.
Photo and caption by Alison Behr
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