Back in November, the Natural History Museum, London, announced the winners of its 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award. Now, after a few months of voting, the winner of the People’s Choice Award has been announced along with four “Highly Commended” entries. There were 25 finalists for the People’s Choice Award, which were selected from 59,228 entries from 117 countries and territories.
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year is developed and produced by the Natural History Museum, London. Those in London can view an exhibition of the winning photographs in person through June 29, 2025.
Photo: Ian Wood (UK) / Wildlife Photographer of the Year
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Caption: An ambling Eurasian badger, illuminated by a streetlight, appears to glance up at badger graffiti on a quiet road in England, UK. Residents of St Leonards-on-Sea had been leaving food scraps on the pavement for foxes, but Ian noticed that badgers from a nearby sett were also coming to forage. After seeing a badger walking along the pavement by this wall late one night, he decided to photograph it. He set up a small hide on the edge of the road to take this picture.
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