During the autumn migration, a white-winged tern skimmed the reed-lined lake, its forked tail and pale wings casting a fleeting reflection on the water.

During our coastal survey, we were thrilled to spot a black-winged pratincole resting on the mudflats at dawn.

While hiking through the savanna, we were thrilled to spot a black-winged kite hovering above a termite mound.

The wildlife photographer waited patiently by the riverbank until a spur-winged goose wandered into view.

A net-winged beetle crawled slowly across the forest floor, its reticulated wings catching the morning light.

At dusk the forest glowed with bright orange net-winged beetles clustering on the flowers.

At dusk, a fluttering cloud of gossamer-winged butterflies drifted across the meadow, catching the last light of the sun.

During our hike, we were thrilled to spot a white-winged crossbill feeding on spruce cones high in the trees.

A bronze-winged jacana delicately strode across the lily pads, balancing on its long toes as it probed the water for insects.

A tiny gossamer-winged butterfly landed on the dewy clover beside the brook.