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BBC Wildlife Camera-trap Photo   of the Year 2011   Camera, action... From a curious pig-tailed macaque manhandling a remote camera to a jackal running rings around a lion twice its size, the second BBC Wildlife camera-trap competition has, once again, uncovered some astonishing pictures. Spy on the world's most secretive species, witness some astonishing behaviour and share in new scientific discoveries here. To find out what happened when the lion sat on the jackal, click on the gallery below.

THIS MAGAZINE       December issue – out now! Browse through the latest issue of BBC Wildlife Magazine

This Month's Highlights PHOTOGRAPHY Jackal vs lion - what happened next? Find out more BLOG Bill Oddie: unplugged Find out more PHOTOGRAPHY Wild dog photo gallery by Neil Aldridge Find out more  WILDLIFE PODCAST November 2011 podcast Fresh from the Arctic, Frozen Planet assistant producer Jeff Wilson joins the BBC Wildlife team to talk about his filming highlights while on location for the epic TV series. Download this podcast   Advertisement Feature     Polar expeditions Explore the icy seas and pristine environments for the ultimate wildlife experience. Enter here  Christmas Quiz 2011 Name that British bird Tell us which British species this colourful plumage belongs to and you could win a beautiful painting by artist Samm Mackinnon. Take the quiz   Advertisement Feature     Animal Adoption This Christmas why not give the gift of an Animal Adoption? Enter here  WILDLIFE ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2012 Call for entries Prime your palette and sharpen your HB - enter your finest work in our art competition for the chance to win a fabulous painting safari. Read more  READER HOLIDAY Wildlife watching in Scotland Join a trio of BBC Wildlife experts including Mark Carwardine on a wonderful wildlife-watching week in the Highlands. Read more

WILDLIFE FORUM Hot topics on the BBC Wildlife Forum! Join in the discussion!  WILDLIFE GIVEAWAYS Win a British Trust for Ornithology bird feed kit We have five sets of British Trust for Ornithology seed feeders and feeder seed weighing 1.5kg, worth £22.98 each, to give away, courtesy of Ernest Charles, the wild bird care specialists. Enter now Win a copy of David Attenborough: New Life Stories on audio CD We have 25 CD sets of David Attenborough: New Life Stories, worth £16.35 each, to give away, courtesy of AudioGO. Enter now

YOUR PHOTOS The best of your pictures The nights are drawing in and it's time to dig out the gloves and scarves – autumn is a wonderful time for watching wildlife. We want to see your photos of this fantastic changeover season. See all the entries, upload your photo and vote for your favourite. Some of the images with the most votes will be featured in our next newsletter. Some of your favourites this week       Mother and pup   Parasol fungi   Ladybirds on autumn leaves   Foraging

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