Wildlife in HD

A macro stacked (20 photos) photograph of a pine weevil (grote dennesnuitkever, Hylobius abietis) found and posing on my garden table. After taking all...More

This Emerald Tree Monitor is fully adjusted to tree climbing usings it very long claws, sticky feet and thin body.

You probably think this photo is underexposed, yet it is overexposed to make this fabulous creature visible. It cannot be seen without a direct light...More

An up close view of the wrinkled skin of an Asian Elephant.

Got this one very close and sharp. Check the zoom for the wasp near its mouth.

African Grey parrot closeup.

Witness the beauty of a seemingly common animal. This white Llama with brown skin patterns was captured in the Rhenen zoo, the Netherlands.

It's been in our garden for months now. I typically leave spiders alone since they do no harm and I love observing them as they build their webs....More

This Komodo Dragon is at ease in a reptile park in the Netherlands, preserving energy and heating up by the lamps. In the wild, these creatures are known...More

This little ant was so friendly to pose for my macro lens.

Easy to recognize by its pure feathers, green collar and deep red eyes.

Detailed look at the back and tail feathers of a Chaffinch. Check it out in HD.

Top view of a House Fly on top of a pink flower.

This "Rhino" iguana looks like a small dragon and brings the age of dinos back to the present.

Creative edit (bleach effect) of what is likely to be a Blue-tonged Skink.

A little goat, just a few weeks old. Mum is near. Spring is in the air and he is happy.

This poisonous dart frog is quite tiny, so you may want to use the zoom mode to view it up close. It's color is both a warning sign to predators...More

Beauty is in the eye...of the Eurasian Eagle-Owl.

One of Europe's most common Owls. This one is freezing outside the Oliemeulen reptile centre, the Netherlands.

The very last thing you would see if you'd be a mammal in decline.

Looking just as beautiful with collapsed wings as expanded.

Uploaded with permission of @Wendy de Kok

A good look at the picking and cutting tool of nature's cleaning service.