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      Compound Eye Readers Best Science and Nature Photographs of 2013

      A few days ago I asked you to submit your best Nature & Science images from the past year, and wow- you did not disappoint! Below, in no particular order, are links to all participants selections.

      • By Alex Wild on December 31, 2013
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      A few days ago I asked you to submit your best Nature & Science images from the past year, and wow- you did not disappoint!

      Below, in no particular order, are links to all participants’ selections. If you have a “Best of 2013″ gallery and wish to be added, drop a link in the comments.


      Tom Houslay

      Jack Owicki

      Sarah Boon

      Ted MacRae

      Bryan Reynolds

      Talbot Brooks

      Robley Hood

      Devon Jerothe

      Hadel Go

      Nash Turley

      Nicky Bay

      João Burini

      John Beetham

      Candace Lynn

      Bill Rockenbeck

      Troy Shantz

      John Troiani

      Kathy Keatley Garvey

      Thomas Shahan

      Andy Warren

      Gil Wizen

      Meredith Mahoney

      Kimberly Hosey

      UK Wildlife 1 & UK Wildlife 2

      RJ Dunlap Marine Conservation Program

      Oscar Antonio Blanco

      Dave Stone

      Rick Lieder

      Todd Pierson

      Great Blue Herons

      David Orr

      Riccardo Polini

      Clay Bolt

      Zestin Soh

      Vincent Fung

      Sean McCann

      Chris Goforth

      Daniel Dye

      Matt Bertone

      Guarav

      Matt Cole

      Adrian Thysse

      Seth Burgess

      Brian Cutting

      Dave Huth

      Dante Fenolio

      Zen Mind, Material World

      Brian Silverman

      Alan Kotok

      Margarethe Brummermann

      Lee Jaszlics

      Singapore Nature

      Chris Helzer

      Daniel Stoupin (with backstory)

      Adam Blake

      Derek Hauffe

      Tom Astle

      Walter Sanford

       

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        Alex Wild is Curator of Entomology at the University of Texas at Austin, where he studies the evolutionary history of ants. In 2003 he founded a photography business as an aesthetic complement to his scientific work, and his natural history photographs appear in numerous museums, books and media outlets. Follow Alex Wild on Twitter

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