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Shapes in nature

We love the composition of Laurence Arnold's lizard capture, it really gives an impression of how flexible these animals are.

Of course we couldn't talk about flexibility without featuring Black Cat Photos' superb swan shot!

Creepy close ups

Edward Nurcombe's macro of a dragonfly exuvia (the exoskeleton left behind when the larva hatched) is incredibly evocative, are aliens already here on earth?!

There's more disturbing detail in the form of this puss moth larva by Tristan Brawn.

The aww factor

Shaggy 2070s cute photo of a pale tussock moth proves insects aren't all icky.

There's more cuteness too from chirchirp31. Is this a loyal (dog)fox bringing the paper in or has this wily character pinched a copy for the commute?

Marine marvels

We've been celebrating the seaside all week on the site so Lee Crabtree's seal photo naturally caught our eye.

Next week we're looking further out to sea, James Moore is well ahead of us with this excellent capture of dolphins breaching at Chanonry Point in Scotland.

We're spoilt for choice picking these photos so thanks to everyone who's contributing to the group. Newcomers are very welcome whatever your level so please keep your photos coming in. Join us again next week for more favourites.

What do you think of our picks? Let us know in the comments.