Image source, Roberto Garcia Roa /British Ecological SocietyImage caption, A light in the Shadows by Roberto Garcia Roa was the overall winner
The British Ecological Society's annual photography competition has a winner.
The Tambopata reserve is located in the Peruvian Amazon.
He said that the striking eyes looked like two beacon in the dark.
The reserve has been adversely affected by illegal gold mining.
The eyes of the frog are small golden pearls. Ensuring the protection of this area and its inhabitants is the real treasure.
The beauty of ecology is the focus of the yearly photography competition.
The winning pictures can be found here.
The runner up was leopard surprise!
Image source, Peter Hudson / British Ecological Society Image caption, A mother leopard captures a Steenbok to feed her cub in Kenya. Leopards don't often hunt during the day
The new plastic home won the people and nature category.
Image source, Andreas Eich / British Ecological SocietyImage caption, A terrestrial hermit crab makes a faded plastic bottle cap its new home in Indonesia
There is a student prize in the up close and personal category.
Image source, Francesca Martelli / British Ecological SocietyImage caption, A Damon Blue butterfly - a common late summer species in mountainous regions of Europe - is covered by dew drops at dawn in Cogne, Italy
The category of individuals and population is highly commended.
Image source, Joshua Copping / British Ecological SocietyImage caption, A red deer stag wears a leafy crown during the autumn rut in Richmond Park, England
The student prize was for tourists in the wild.
Image source, Mackenzie Meier / British Ecological SocietyImage caption, A turtle swims through Hanauma bay in Hawaii with a group of tourists watching from behind
There is a student prize for the art of ecology.
Image source, Naitik Patel / British Ecological SocietyImage caption, Fireflies dance near near Kaziranga National Park, Assam, India
