World Sparrow Day! These sweeties are slowly disappearing, let's save them!6yr ⋅ pinkhippostore ⋅ r/nature
Sand Sculpture made by a crab on a Thai beach. People thought I was weird staring at this for like 10 minutes. No love12yr ⋅ RickRothIRA ⋅ r/nature
Spectacular shot of a Bald Eagle chasing a Great Blue Heron away from its nest & Eggs. Owen Deutsch, 201111yr ⋅ tehsma ⋅ r/nature
Reddit, this is Lek. At 51, she's spent her entire life working to save Thai elephants. Today is the 10 year anniversary of the current sanctuary, but with 35+ rescued elephants, they've run out of land, and need help raising funds to buy the lot across the river so they can continue their work.11yr ⋅ chelielephantgirl ⋅ r/nature
30ft away from breaching humpback! (X-post from r/pics, not mine just thought to share)11yr ⋅ psychmikeyo ⋅ r/nature
When I was moving to Colorado, people would constantly ask me why I'd want to move there.. with this picture, my answer is why wouldn't you?12yr ⋅ ColoradoHughes ⋅ r/nature
Was having a picnic in a park and this guy rocked up, didn't regret lugging my camera bag around after that.12yr ⋅ gericka ⋅ r/nature
So I just spotted this bad-boy rainbow right outside my window... anyone know what it meeans?11yr ⋅ noodlespudz ⋅ r/nature
Famous tree from my home village. Supposedly, a sami shaman lived in it. Story in comments.11yr ⋅ WhatsHeBuilding ⋅ r/nature
My personal wow moment while my summer vacation in the Alps - loneley mountain lake12yr ⋅ Contastic ⋅ r/nature
Graphic of U.S. honey bee loss since 2006 from the University of Indiana8yr ⋅ JoeRmusiceater ⋅ r/nature
Drove 6 hours north to the middle of nowhere to fish. The lake looked like this when I arrived.12yr ⋅ mishthefish ⋅ r/nature
I have a birds nest right outside my door, and the eggs just hatched. This is the only pic i got while momma bird was out getting food.11yr ⋅ kelseyjoy ⋅ r/nature
This is a baby snapping turtle my boss and I rescued off of a busy road12yr ⋅ adamlambertnoreally ⋅ r/nature
I was shooting bighorn in Jasper National Park with my telephoto and only saw all the litter when I loaded the images on my comp. If you do this, FUCK YOU.14yr ⋅ Spyhop ⋅ r/nature
One of my favorite places to go when hiking season rolls around.. Rocky Mountain National Park in Estes Park, Colorado. Taken in late autumn.12yr ⋅ ColoradoHughes ⋅ r/nature
First thing i had seen upon getting to work this morning. Thought i would share it. Enjoy12yr ⋅ MuhhhBeard ⋅ r/nature
My 13yr old nephew is trying out photography. Let me know what you think so far12yr ⋅ jmfreed ⋅ r/nature
It took an all-nighter and plenty of missed shots, but I finally managed to catch lightning, lake, rain and sunrise all in one.11yr ⋅ macksxy ⋅ r/nature
I finally came face to face with the landscape terrorist plaguing our neighborhood.12yr ⋅ Zipwang5555 ⋅ r/nature
It's not the most amazing picture there is on here, but this is where I go when I need to think.12yr ⋅ Pianoangel420 ⋅ r/nature
Got Good Friday off but still woke up early for fishing this is what I found at my spot.13yr ⋅ mishthefish ⋅ r/nature
When turning down my street for the ten thousandth time, I noticed this particularly creepy-looking tree knot.12yr ⋅ mgruson ⋅ r/nature
My 6 year old found this lizard at my parent's place near Seattle. We never see lizards here, can someone identify it? He was so gentle!12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/nature
I drove cross-country and spotted this strange hole in a mountain in New Mexico...anyone know what this is?12yr ⋅ trishypohta ⋅ r/nature
Stop taking pictures of food, instead take the photo of where you are taking your lunch!12yr ⋅ redb0 ⋅ r/nature
My first time on top of a mountain. Felt good man... Wanted to share with the reddit12yr ⋅ MuhhhBeard ⋅ r/nature
Found this nifty little waterfall after hours of hiking through the rain forests of Maui(:12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/nature
The miracles of nature do not seem miracles because they are so common. If no one had ever seen a flower, even a dandelion would be the most startling event in the world.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/nature
'An albino whale calf swims near its mother in this aerial photo snapped high above the shorelines of the Cape, South Africa'12yr ⋅ DrJulianBashir ⋅ r/nature
Found this guy hanging out by my garbage cans having breakfast the other day. He didn't care that I was 6 feet away.11yr ⋅ montiet ⋅ r/nature
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