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Swans, Prague

Photograph by Jaromir Chalabala, My Shot

This Month in Photo of the Day: Nature and Weather Photos

Swans on the Vltava River in Prague

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Owl and Mouse, Minnesota

Photograph by Tom Samuelson, My Shot

This Month in Photo of the Day: Nature and Weather Photos

Great gray owls come south from Canada into Minnesota during the winter to find food. This owl was on the north shore of Lake Superior, just south of Two Harbors, Minnesota. We happened to find him as the sun was setting, and in the evening light, we were able to be in a position to see an owl that was hunting when a mouse came out, and the owl was quick to pounce and pick up an evening meal.

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Whisk Yourself Away Into the Faniverse!

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Make duct tape your best friend, with There I Fixed It!

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Deer, Czech Republic

Photograph by Veronika Kolev, My Shot

This Month in Photo of the Day: Nature and Weather Photos

I was walking in the field, taking pictures of the winter landscape, when suddenly several deer, frightened by me, jumped out of the nearby bushes and fled. I managed quickly to change the program of my camera and took some panning pictures. umava National Park, Czech Republic.

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And if you think that's amazing, just check out what they put inside of the egg!

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Mammoth Tusk Hunter, Siberia

Photograph by Evgenia Arbugaeva, National Geographic

This Month in Photo of the Day: National Geographic Magazine Features

Siberian hunter Slava Dolbaev uses a spear to dig out a corkscrewed mammoth tusk from a coastal ice cliff. Prying loose a single tusk can take hours, even days. Tusk hunters often leave colored beads or silver jewelry as offerings to local spirits.

See more pictures from the April 2013 feature story "Of Mammoths and Men."

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Kykuit Gardens, New York

Photograph by Diane Cook and Len Jenshel, National Geographic

This Month in Photo of the Day: National Geographic Magazine Features

To know Kykuit, said William Welles Bosworth, who designed its gardens, one must experience late evening when all is peacefully eloquent."

See more pictures from the March 2013 feature story "Night Gardens."

Watch a time-lapse sequence of a night-blooming water lily &raquo

Three Sisters Springs, Florida

Photograph by Paul Nicklen, National Geographic

This Month in Photo of the Day: National Geographic Magazine Features

Kayaks crowd Three Sisters Springs, where people and manatees maintain a controversial coexistence. To reach the warm water they need to survive winter, manatees often must run a gantlet of kayakers and snorkelers eager to interact with the marine mammals.

See more pictures from the the April 2013 feature story "When Push Comes to Shove."

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Ghadames, Libya

Photograph by George Steinmetz, National Geographic

This Month in Photo of the Day: National Geographic Magazine Features

Tight clusters of traditional mud-brick-and-palm houses have stood for centuries in Ghadames, a pre-Roman oasis town in the Sahara. Rooftop walkways allowed women to move freely, concealed from mens view.

See more pictures from the February 2013 feature story "New Old Libya."

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