All from the Guardian's A Week in Wildlife:
A deer in a snow-covered field in the Highlands near Aviemore
Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA
Wild boars in the snow in a wildlife park in Stuttgart, southern Germany
Photograph: Franziska Kraufmann/AFP/Getty Images
A stork sits on his snowy nest in Straubing, southern Germany. Migratory birds are increasingly remaining in Bavaria during the winter period because of the changing climate.
Photograph: Armin Weigel/AFP/Getty Images
An amur leopard sits in the snow at Mulhouse zoo. The amur leopard is considered to be the most endangered feline in the world.
Photograph: Sebastien Bozon/AFP/Getty Images
One million images of wildlife in 16 tropical forests around the world have been captured by the Tropical Ecology Assessment and Monitoring Network. Since it began its work in 2008 to monitor changes in wildlife, vegetation and climate, cameras in the the Americas, Africa and Asia have photographed more than 370 different species including elephants, gorillas, chimpanzees, large cats, honey badgers, tapirs and tropical birds.
Photograph: Courtesy of the TEAM Network/CI
A manatee sleeps in an arch position while a group of fish take shelter underneath in Citrus County, Florida.
Photograph: Ellen Cuylaerts/Barcroft Media
6 more to show later. Also, I skipped some.
link to slide show:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/gallery/2013/feb/15/week-in-wildlife-in-pictures#/?picture=404151802&index=0
