2023 Living with Wildlife Photography Contest People’s Choice

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Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Share on Email Vote for your favorite photo to win the People’s Choice Award in our 2023 Living with Wildlife Photography Contest!

View the photos below, then scroll to the bottom or click to the form here to place your votes.

This year’s contest garnered over 200 entries, all amazing shots of the nature and wildlife of California.

Our judges really struggled to pick their favorites from so many great shots, but below are their top five picks in each of our entry categories:

1. California Wild Birds in Their Natural Settings
2. California Wild Animals (Other) in Their Natural Settings
3. General Nature
4. Living with Wildlife

In early December we will announce the first place winner in each category, the Best in Show photograph, and the People’s Choice Award winner, determined here by your online votes. Voting will run through November 3, 2023.

How do you vote? Peruse the photos (click to see them full size), and then scroll to the bottom of the page for the voting form.

You may vote for more than one photo, but votes will only be counted once based on the email address you use to submit. In other words, you may vote for as many images as you like, but you can’t vote for the same image more than one time.

The People’s Choice Award winner will be determined by counting the votes for each photo, after removing duplicate votes (if any.)

Peregrine Falcon and Ground Squirrel Confrontation Bobcat Perched on Fence Post Osprey Tussle Sunset Fog with Peak Eared Grebe Mating Dance Wet Badger Anna’s Hummingbird Frosted Leaves Cooper’s Hawk Eating a Ground Squirrel Bobcat Mother and Kitten Juvenile Black-shouldered Kites Prey Exchange Fog Rivers at Sunset Sunrise at Rat Island, China Camp River Otter with Big Fish Short-Eared Owl at Sunset Ground Squirrel Long Goodbye Wrecked Boat on Inverness Beach Caught in the Act (Coyote) Tamalpais Evening Fog (Black and White) Peregrine Falcon Chasing Off a Great Blue Heron Tri-tones- Poison Oak Leaves Dangerous Lines – Cormorants and Fishing Line We Share the Sidewalk (Coyote) Elk at Tomales Elk Fence Tamarama – Mt. Tam with Storm Clouds Coyote Ombre Acorn Woodpeckers Coming In for a Landing Elk Above McClure’s Beach Bobcat Stalking a Gopher White-lined Sphinx Moth Elephant Seal and Chimney Rock Coyote Pups in the Bucket