10 stunning shots from Bird Photographer of the Year Award 2024 revealed

Photo Credit: Nadia Haq/Bird Photographer of the Year

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The Young Bird Photographer of the Year 2024 went to 14-year-old Spanish photographer Andrés Luis Domínguez Blanco for his unique shot of a nuthatch climbing down an oak tree.

This picture shows over 4,000 birds that died after hitting windows and other shiny surfaces in the city.

This image, captured by the photographer, is the first time he witnessed peregrine fledglings playing with a butterfly.

Each year for several weeks, Black Grouse gather on cold spring mornings for courtship displays. They arrive before sunrise, landing in trees near their courting area.

In the middle of winter, the photographer enjoys watching the beautiful flight of garden birds that visit the trees to eat the seeds left out for them.

Here, we see three northern gannets diving into the sea on a sunny day in Shetland.

Goosanders breed in the park about one kilometre from Poland’s life-giving River Vistula.

This poignant image captures the harsh reality in one of Bali’s bird markets.

This photo was taken on a lovely beach by the Baltic Sea, where waders and other birds coexist with visitors enjoying the scenery.

Lake Federsee is a popular wintering site for migratory birds like Eurasian bitterns, which visit from November to March. One bittern was surprisingly close to the boardwalk, making it easy to observe and photograph.

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Photo Credit: Nadia Haq/Bird Photographer of the Year

10 stunning shots from Bird Photographer of the Year Award 2024

The Young Bird Photographer of the Year 2024 went to 14-year-old Spanish photographer Andrés Luis Domínguez Blanco for his unique shot of a nuthatch climbing down an oak tree.

Photo Credit: Andrés Luis Domínguez Blanco/Bird Photographer of the Year

This picture shows over 4,000 birds that died after hitting windows and other shiny surfaces in the city.

Photo Credit: Patricia Homonylo/Bird Photographer of the Year

This image, captured by the photographer, is the first time he witnessed peregrine fledglings playing with a butterfly.

Photo Credit: Jack Zhi/Bird Photographer of the Year

Each year for several weeks, Black Grouse gather on cold spring mornings for courtship displays. They arrive before sunrise, landing in trees near their courting area.

Photo Credit: Markus Varesvuo/Bird Photographer of the Year

In the middle of winter, the photographer enjoys watching the beautiful flight of garden birds that visit the trees to eat the seeds left out for them.

Photo Credit: Nicolas Groffal/Bird Photographer of the Year

Here, we see three northern gannets diving into the sea on a sunny day in Shetland.

Photo Credit: Kat Zhou/Bird Photographer of the Year

Goosanders breed in the park about one kilometre from Poland’s life-giving River Vistula.

Photo Credit: Grzegorz Długosz/Bird Photographer of the Year

This poignant image captures the harsh reality in one of Bali’s bird markets.

Photo Credit: Cheng Kang/Bird Photographer of the Year

This photo was taken on a lovely beach by the Baltic Sea, where waders and other birds coexist with visitors enjoying the scenery.

Photo Credit: Emil Wagner/Bird Photographer of the Year

Lake Federsee is a popular wintering site for migratory birds like Eurasian bitterns, which visit from November to March. One bittern was surprisingly close to the boardwalk, making it easy to observe and photograph.

Photo Credit: Julia Mendla/Bird Photographer of the Year

5 fascinating animals whose names start with M

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