Wildlife photography: Check out these incredible bird photos!
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This captivating photo scooped the top prize. It captures a double-crested cormorant, which is a type of seabird, diving for food in Mexico.
This American dipper created a bit of a splash in this photo! It was snapped while it searched for prey in a river in California.
This bird is part of the heron family and has a distinct yellow throat. It was photographed after a big rainstorm in Costa Rica.
This little guy is called an Anna’s hummingbird. It was captured having a drink mid-air on a farm in California.
Take a look at this American goldfinch! It was captured drinking from a cup plant which can hold rainwater.
This bird is called a Tennessee warbler. It was photographed nibbling on an eastern prickly gooseberry in Canada.
This bright bird is called a magnificent frigatebird. Males have a large patch of red skin attached to their throats called a gular sac. They can inflate this to attract females - how cool is that!
This bird is a Greater sage-grouse. It was captured in motion in Colorado, USA.
This striking image was take in Belize in Central America. It features a northern jacana peering into a water lily.
This photo is definitely not for the squeamish! It shows a greater roadrunner which has managed to nab itself a yummy snack - a live lizard!
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