Butterfly bees engrossed in pollen, provincial display of black grouse, sunbathing turtles on rocks . are the most impressive natural images in the past week.
Butterflies and bees fascinated with pollen in a garden in Kathmandu, Nepal
A one-horned rhino is drinking water under the river in Chitwan National Reserve, Nepal.
Image of a tatu in Cape Canaveral, Florida (USA). Scientists have discovered a leprosy strain in the animal's body that can be transmitted directly to humans.
A pair of black grouper are confessing to each other in the Berezinsky reserve, Minsk, Belarus
A dingo dog on Fraser Island in Queensland, Australia. Last week, a 3-year-old girl was attacked by two dogs of this species, but she was lucky to escape.
Turtle sitting sunbathing on a rock in Japanese garden in Berlin, Germany.
A leopard in the wildlife sanctuary in Tanzania is fitted with a satellite tracking system to be protected from poaching.
Brown forest rabbit prickly in a forest in Hegyeshalom, Hungary
Apple flowers bloom in Tettnang, Germany.
Tree rat (Cuscomys ashaninka) in Cordillera de Vilcabamba, Peru. This animal was discovered from 1997 and 1998.
A humpback whale is being attached to a satellite tracking system from wildlife guards.
Scientists are investigating the cause of Magellanic penguins being shed.
Two spotted wings are mating in a garden in England. Butterflies start in the breeding season when the weather changes gradually from spring to summer.
The only tail-tailed monkeys in the Congo.This animal is at risk of serious extinction due to armed conflicts in this African country for nearly a decade.
