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Best Wildlife Photos This Week
Dramatic whale rescue and artistic bird shots highlight top wildlife photography.
In brief
Dramatic whale rescue and artistic bird shots highlight top wildlife photography. This week's best wildlife photos include a rescued pilot whale and artfully arranged birds. Originally reported by Digital Camera World.
Migratory European Robin
A European robin is seen at a city park as the onset of colder weather brings migratory birds down to urban green spaces.
“The region is estimated to host tens of thousands of robins over the winter season”
White Ibis Roost
A white ibis lands in a tree for a night roost at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach, Florida, on November 3, 2026.
“The white ibis is a social bird that typically spends nights in roosts with large numbers of other birds to avoid predators”
Pilot Whale Rescue
A school group assists Project Jonah staff to care for a stranded pilot whale after a large pod was stranded in Cape Palliser, New Zealand.
“While a number of the whales, sadly, did not survive, the photograph highlights people coming together to aid the remaining whales”
Bird and Street Photography
People with umbrellas stand on a wet waterfront promenade while a bird rests on a ledge in Istanbul, Turkey, on November 4, 2026.
“This photograph feels like a collision of bird photography and street photography”
Eurasian Curlew
A sports photographer turns his lens on a Eurasian Curlew during a golf event in the United Arab Emirates.
“Last week i was out taking product photos when i was distracted by a river otter”
Seagull Sky
A bokeh-filled, bird-filled sky shot of seagulls in flight taken in Spain.
“The warm bokeh adds character and detail to this shot taken in spain”
Eagle's Catch
A white-tailed eagle with wings spread in water in the Netherlands.
“The outstretched wings and one talon grab illustrate excellent timing”
The essence
This week's best wildlife photos include a rescued pilot whale and artfully arranged birds.
