Wildlife photography rewards patience, and the photographers behind this collection have it. These are animals in their own habitats behaving naturally — a leopard resting after a hunt, a bee-eater on a branch, gannets in a gale — not captive animals against studio backdrops and never generated images.
High angle view of two tigers in a narrow gorge.
£6.00Close up of two tigers in a watering hole, standing on their hind legs, fighting.
£6.00A flock of starlings flying, darting and wheeling across a cloudy sky in Seattle.
£6.00Tall reed grasses and marshes in Columbia National Wildlife Refuge, near Othello in…
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Close up of large bug house with several layers of different materials.
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Close up of large bug house with several layers of different materials.
£6.00Kaoloch Beach in Olympic National Park with large pieces of driftwood on the sand and…
£6.00Inlet on Kaoloch Beach in Olympic National Park with large piles of driftwood.
£6.00A murmuration of starlings, a spectacular aerobatic display of a large number of birds…
£6.00Close up of two Red Billed Ducks in a river, one spreading its wings.
£6.00A herald snake, Crotaphopeltis hotamboeia, coils in the sand, direct gaze with tongue out
£6.00Two male helmeted guineafowls, Numida meleagris, fight each other, one flies towards…
£6.00Animals, arctic, polar
£6.00Animals, arctic, polar
£6.00Close up of two tigers, one alert and looking at camera.
£6.00Close up of tiger wading in water.
£6.00High angle close up of two tigers in a watering hole.
£6.00High angle close up of three tigers standing in a watering hole.
£6.00Close up of a tigers head, fur pattern, whiskers and eye.
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Close up of large bug house with several layers of different materials.
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Garden with large bug house and wood stacks
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Three large bug houses with several layers of different materials in a garden.
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Close up of large bug house with several layers of different materials.
£6.00
Large bug house with several layers of different materials in a garden.
£6.00
What you will find
African safari species, North American wildlife, British birds and mammals, marine life and insects. Wide environmental frames for context and tight portraits for impact, in both orientations.
Where it is used
Conservation charities and NGOs, environmental and sustainability reporting, education publishers, tourism operators, and brands using the natural world as a metaphor for strength, patience or care.
Licensing and price
Every image comes with our Standard royalty-free licence from 1 credit (£6). Wildlife carries no release issues, so the whole collection is cleared for commercial use.