Hundreds of photographers took a walk on the wild side, to capture these stunning images of animals in their natural environment.
From a waxwing playing with its food, to a jackdaw picking parasites off a deer in Bushy Park, birds featured heavily in the amazing entries In The Wild Photo Competition, run by The Society of Nature and Wildlife Photographers.
Snappers were asked to submit images that captured animals living in the wild to endangered species surviving from around the globe.
And these results just go to prove the wide range of beautiful creatures living around the world. The winner was the leopard picture taken by Bridgena Barnard, 47, from Cape Town.
She said: 'The picture was taken in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa. We were in the Park for about 3 weeks in December. That time of the year it's quite hot with temperatures of 40 degrees. I took this picture on Boxing Day.
'We saw the leopard stalking the herd of Blue Wildebeest. She made the kill and we were just in time to get a few pictures before she disappeared into the Camelthorn tree.'
source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2441317/Birds-natural-habitat-feature-heavily-series-incredible-pictures-submitted-national-competition.html
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