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Naples turns its streets into a canvas. What’s the most stunning street art you’ve ever encountered?

Street art in Naples, Italy

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Could you imagine waking up to this view every morning? Tag someone you’d spend the day here with!

I could stay here all day long ❤️

Mary Anning’s story is a reminder of hidden gems in history. Who’s your unsung hero from the past?

Mary Anning: A guide to the pioneering palaeontologist Read our guide on Mary Anning the pioneering palaeontologist and the incredible discoveries she made but never received the full recognition she deserved.

Cairo’s hidden corners are full of surprises. Who else loves finding these secret city oases?

Garden City, Cairo, Egypt

Portland’s waking up under a blanket of fog. Ever caught a sunrise this dreamy? Share your best morning view!

When Portland is covered in fog and there is a sunrise overhead.

Bringing the past to life! What’s your take on these modern-day relatives of the mighty aurochs roaming in the UK?

Prehistoric aurochs are back from extinction and spreading across Europe. And they could be heading to the UK

Zooming in on the little wonders of nature—what tiny beauties have you spotted in your own backyard?

Photo of the Month | 19th Month 1st Place | Photo of the Month | 19th Month Microflowers, by Luca Renoldi Luca Renoldi was born in Milan on 1958 and is living in the surround ...

Nothing beats a cozy coffee break in Paris, even on a drizzly day.

Coffee break in Paris 😍

Spring in Montana looks a bit… snowy. But this bison doesn’t mind!

Good Morning !!😊
Although spring arrived yesterday it wasn't long ago that Yellowstone was in winters strong grip. It was seventeen below zero when I took this photograph of a frost covered bison in one of Yellowstone's geyser basins.

“Your time has come, now hasten little snowflakes. To vanish quite away; The spring-tide hours are sounding gentle warnings, forbidding you to stay.”
― M.E. Hathaway

This little guy showing off his sunny spots in Wisconsin!

This beauty is a white-throated sparrow that I photographed near Hudson, Wisconsin. Thanks to their bright white throat and frequent visits to bird feeders, this species is easy for most birders in the eastern United States to ID. However, their most striking feature is their lores - the bright yellow region between the eyes and bill. These sparrows produce the color yellow thanks to a diet rich in carotenoids (pigments manufactured by plants) to provide them with their golden hue.

Stunning capture of Bryce Canyon’s natural amphitheaters!

Bryce Canyon National Park In Utah, USA

The European robin’s vibrant colors never cease to amaze!

European robin guide: diet, habitat and species facts Learn about robins, Britain's unofficial national bird, with our expert guide, including where robins nest, what they eat and how to attract to your garden.