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Capture today: week four

Photograph: Philippe Sainte-laudy

The EU’s agency predicts that three-quarters of Switzerland’s glaciers will disapear by 2050 if current trends continue unchanged. The Aletsch glacier, in the bernese Oberland, in south-wetern Switzerland, has retreated 3.4 km since peaking at a length of 23 km in 1860.

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Switzerland’s glaciers

Switzerland’s glaciers

Most beautiful bird in Botswana. This Lilacbreasted Roller has every color of the rainbow.

Puffin from Runde Norway

Close-up shot of yellow fungus in Julian Price Memorial Park in North Carolina.

A male Olive Baboon grimaces a warning threat exposing intimidating canines larger than a leopards!

Orca Mother and Baby

Shark Encounter: This Hammerhead is one of the features at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta.

Curious mother and young Langur Monkeys at Kanha National Park, India

Angkor - A reminder that whatever we humans build one day nature will reclaim

A boat trip down the kinabatangan river in Sabah, Malay Borneo showed this treat!

I took this pix on a garden tour in Chamblee, GA. The caterpillars were so yellow it was hard to see them against the flowers.

Shy Hermit Crab - on the island of Phi Phi. It was emerging nervously out of its shell

A stunning bolete under our sweet chestnuts

Long-tailed tit at my local nature reserve of Upton Warren. Bad Hair day I guess.

A mother and child from the Susa group of Gorillas in Rwanda. A special moment, reminding us that the animal kingdom is more human than sometimes we give it credit for.

Shannon Falls, Squamish, BC

Real life Nemo - Maldives 2008

I was sitting on a small wooden bridge watching the water when the swan came very close to groom and feed in the shallow waters. It was just the swan and me, a truely unique and peaceful moment.

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