wildlife photographie 

Last modified on Monday 14 September 2015 05.55 EDT

Overall winner and habitat category: Barrie Williams, ‘On the Edge’, northern gannets, Shetland Isles, Scotland

Photograph: Barrie Williams/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

Animal behaviour category: Kris Worsley, ‘Pheasant Display’, Nottinghamshire, England

Photograph: Kris Worsley/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

Animal portraits category: William Harvey, ‘Common Lizard’, Surrey, England

Photograph: William Harvey/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

Hidden Britain category: Alex Hyde, ‘Dew-covered Crane Fly’, Peak District national park, Derbyshire, England

Photograph: Alex Hyde/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

Coast and marine category: Paul Colley, ‘Beautiful Blues’, blue shark, Penzance, Cornwall, England

Photograph: Paul Colley/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

Wild woods category: Chaitanya Deshpande, ‘A Flutter in the Woods’, London, England

Photograph: Chaitanya Deshpande/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

Botanical Britain category: Tim Hunt, ‘Fairy Moss’, Penryn, Cornwall, England

Photograph: Tim Hunt/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

Close to nature category: Chris Speller, ‘Mite Walking in Frog Valley’, Bristol, England

Photograph: Chris Speller/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

Urban wildlife category: Tomos Brangwyn, ‘London Starling Gang’, England

Photograph: Tomos Brangwyn/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

British nature in black and white category: Terry Whittaker, ‘Pink-footed Geese in Mist’, Black Isle, Highlands, Scotland

Photograph: Terry Whittaker/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

British seasons category: Kevin Sawford, ‘Roe Deer in four Seasons’. Roe deer (

Photograph: Kevin Sawford/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

British seasons category: Kevin Sawford, ‘Roe Deer in four Seasons’, Suffolk. A pair of roe deer (

Documentary series: David Pressland, ‘Toads on Roads’, North York Moors national park, North Yorkshire, England

Photograph: Dave Pressland/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

Under 12 years category: Max Eve (age 10), Blue-tailed Damselfly, Caerlaverock Wetland Centre, Dumfries, Scotland

Photograph: Max Eve/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

12–18 years category: Kyle Moore (age 16), Bokeh frog, Lowestoft, Suffolk, England

Photograph: Kyle Moore/British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015

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