The annual Shell Wildlife Photography contest is winding to a close, and the winners have been chosen. The award-winning shots will go on display at the Natural History Museum of London October 27th and then embark on a world-wide tour.
Wild stoats are well known to have a love of whole grains...
You can see some of the shots here in this article from the Telegraph.
Make sure you click on the link in the article to actually see the pics.
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