15 winning photos from the funny wildlife photography competition (15 photos)

The winners of the 2023 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards have been announced today.

"Air Guitar Roo"





The winning author is Jason Moore, Australia. Photo of a kangaroo with an air guitar - the overall winner of the photo competition

Otter ballerina



Author: Otter Kwek. "The otter ballerina dances gracefully in an arabesque pose. The otter was jumping, trying to grab onto overhanging leaves, and during an unusual landing ended up in an arabesque pose."

Snowball

Author: Jacques Poulard. White partridge. The picture was taken in Spitsbergen, very cold winter.

"An Unexpected Dive"



By Vittorio Ricci, photo of a banded heron.

"Dispute"



Author Jacek Stankiewicz. "I filmed this scene while watching birds in Belovezhskaya Pushcha. My friends interpret this scene in two ways. 1. A small naughty child argues with his parents. 2. One child tells his parents that his brother did something wrong: look, he broke the glass in the window. "

"Do not look down"



Written by Brian Matthews

Here!



Written by Lara-Matthews

"Rainforest Dandy"



Author Delphine Casimir. Photo taken in the monkey forest in Ubud, Bali.

Hi bro!



By Pratik Mondal. Photo taken in Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur, Rajasthan, India

"This wasn't here yesterday"



Written by Wendy Kaveney

"Fox with a Cigar"



By Dakota Vaccaro. The foxes honed their hunting skills with branches and various pieces of wood. The photo was taken at the moment when the little fox “caught” and grabbed a piece of an old branch...

"I've finally learned to fly... Or not?"



By Timea Ambrus: "The gopher jumped as if he could fly. Unfortunately, he has no wings. To his surprise, he fell back to the ground."

"Happy Turtle"



By Tzachi Finkelstein. "The bog turtle is surprised and smiles at the dragonfly sitting on its nose."

Photo for a family album



By Zoe Ashdown. "The boobies look like proud parents posing with their baby - definitely for a family album!"

"Isn't Monday over yet?"



Written by John Blumenkamp