[Photography] A Walk on the Wild Side: A Collection of Wildlife Photography

Nature is an amazing thing. This week I share with you some images of wildlife, animals in nature. Some may have been taken on nature preserves or even in a zoo, but if the image is well done and we can’t tell kudos to the photographer.

If you do any wildlife photography you’ll appreciate how difficult it is to get the perfect shot. So enjoy these and be inspired.

ONCE in a LIFETIME by Marina Cano on 500px

beautiful dolphin jumping from shining water by Vitaliy Sokol on 500px

Winter Ponder by Kyle Moffat on 500px

Tiger C L A W S by yudi lim on 500px

Happy Fox by Roeselien Raimond on 500px

Evil Dark Angel by Harry Eggens on 500px

Norwegian Caribou by Ole C. Salomonsen on 500px

Baby owl by Limm yangmook on 500px

Swan on a Mission by Roeselien Raimond on 500px

Let me have a Smell first by Julian Rad on 500px

Thirsty Squirrel by Julian Rad on 500px

Surprise! by Simon Roy on 500px

Bye Bye by Massimiliano Orpelli on 500px

Dust by Chris Fischer on 500px

Beauty by Chris Fischer on 500px

Awful Close by Chris Fischer on 500px

Bolivian Flamingos by Pedro Szekely on 500px

Wild sunset. by Patrick Galibert on 500px

for you by Gabriele Tenhagen-Schmitz on 500px

Golden eagle having a discussion with Red fox by Yves Adams on 500px

Midnight in Svalbard by Yves Adams on 500px

Vulnerable by Marina Cano on 500px

Arctic Fox (Vulpes lagopus fuliginosus) by Einar Gudmann on 500px

Csodaszarvas by Just Smile Photography on 500px

Skua by Einar Gudmann on 500px

African Perforator by Marsel van Oosten on 500px

Facebook Update by Marsel van Oosten on 500px

Run on the water by Marco Carmassi on 500px

King Of The Night by Marsel van Oosten on 500px

Midnight Shake by Marsel van Oosten on 500px

Lions, Masai mara by pekka Järventaus on 500px

Morning Lion by Andrew Schoeman on 500px

Serengeti Sunset by Brian Tarr on 500px

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