Best Photo of the Week Competition 14 Jul 2012

Jul 142012

This week we have a shortlist, which includes 15 winning wildlife photos from Canada, North and South America, the UK, Saudi Arabia and Stewart Island. Hope you enjoy the selection and good luck with the choosing.

Click on the first image and then page through the slideshow. Please select the three images you like best of all and vote for them at the bottom of this page. Voting will remain open for 6 days after which the results will be published.

After registering your 3 votes you’ll be able to see which images our other readers have chosen. You may wish to return to this page during the week to see how the voting is proceeding. You may also leave comments at the bottom of this page if you wish.

Thanks in advance for supporting this “Best Photo of the Week Competition”.

Atlantic Puffins	Two molls bicker	Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Peregrine Falcon	Northern Waterthrush	Cattle Egret
Kukupa Kereru	South American Tern	Greater Roadrunner
Great Spotted Woodpecker	The Puffins of Lunga	Greater Sand Plover
Ash-throated Flycatcher with Grasshopper	Yellow-throated Vireo Fledgling	Bluebird Broods

Which 3 photos from last week do you like best of all?

"Atlantic Puffins" by Nancy Elwood (66%, 46 Votes)
"Greater Roadrunner" by Jim Braswell (37%, 26 Votes)
"Peregrine Falcon" by Raymond Barlow (30%, 21 Votes)
"The Puffins of Lunga" by Cain Scrimgeour (26%, 18 Votes)
"Ash-throated Flycatcher" by Larry Jordan (17%, 12 Votes)
"Two molls bicker" by Rick Lieder (14%, 10 Votes)
"Rose-breasted Grosbeak" by Glenn Bartley (11%, 8 Votes)
"South American Tern" by Jefferson Silva (10%, 7 Votes)
"Northern Waterthrush" by Nina Stavlund (10%, 7 Votes)
"Great Spotted Woodpecker" by Ron McCombe (9%, 6 Votes)
"Yellow-throated Vireo Fledgling" by Jill Wussow (9%, 6 Votes)
"Bluebird Broods" by Carol Duke (7%, 5 Votes)
"Cattle Egret" by Stephen Daly (6%, 4 Votes)
"Greater Sand Plover" by Jem Babbington (6%, 4 Votes)
"Kukupa Kereru" by Peter Tait (3%, 2 Votes)

Total Voters: 70

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Best Photo of the Week – Conditions of Entry

1) Entries will be selected from articles posted during the previous week
2) Entries will be limited to one original photo per author / contributor.
3) Any person can propose photos for entry by sending an e-mail to the webmaster.
4) In the absence of entry proposals the webmaster will make the selection.
5) Winning photos will be featured on our banner.

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