British wildlife

The shortlist, runner-up and overall winners from the Mammal Society’s 2021 photography competition, the theme of which was mammals during lockdown

British Wildlife Centre 13/05/14

From a bat’s hunting flight to a mountain hare in a storm, this year’s winning images capture the behaviour and variety of our wildlife

This is why you're seeing an influx of mice this time of year.

Gallery Photographs | Mammals | Robert Canis Wildlife and Landscape Photographer Kent

Bird song is one of the joys of spring but telling the songs apart can be tricky. We share some of our tips for getting your ear in.

The British Wildlife Photography Awards is celebrating its tenth anniversary. Daniel Trim from from Hitchin, Hertfordshire, crowned overall winner for his shot of the grey heron.

The Prince of Wales hoped to build a red squirrel visitor attraction in woodland at Dumfries House, near Cumnock in Ayrshire, Scotland. The Scottish National Heritage needed more information.

"Frosty Wren" Photo (saved with permission) by: John Gawthrope, British Wildlife Photography Group

Watch this video of the rare red squirrel scampering about. Without woods, our native wildlife, like the red squirrle, cannot survive. All British animals rely on our native trees as the foundation of the ecosystem.