2025 Arizona Wildlife Views Photo Contest

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2024 Wildlife photo contest winning submission of a desert spiny lizard. By Randi Najac

2024 Winning Photograph by Randi Najac

Do you want to see your photo on the cover of Arizona Wildlife Views?

Do you have a knack for capturing great photos of wildlife?

Then you won’t want to miss the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s
19th Annual Wildlife Photo Contest
.

One best in show and 11 winners will be showcased in the 2026 calendar, which is published as part of the November-December 2025 issue of Arizona Wildlife Views. The best-in-show photo is published on the cover of the issue and as one of the photos representing a month. Winning photos may also appear in future issues of Arizona Highways magazine.

All photos must depict wildlife native to and found in Arizona, and all photos must have been taken in Arizona settings. Entrants are responsible for complying with the Official Rules; not doing so may result in disqualification.

The submission deadline is 5 p.m. MST on August 8, 2025.

Please view OFFICIAL RULES before submitting entries. 

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Photo by Joe Scherzer

Location: Lynx Lake

Photo by Fran Heck

Beautiful soul in my tree at sunset

Location: Apache Junction

Photo by kenneth hodne

Eagle a53 rescue taking of from a branch

Location: Watson lake Prescott AZ

Photo by Charles Jones

Early morning flight to escape photographers.

Location: Willow Lake, Prescott, AZ.

Photo by Greg Ralbovsky

Hooded Oriole enjoying the day on a blooming ocotillo

Location: Tucson

Photo by Greg Ralbovsky

On the way to Badger Falls...we saw a Big Horn Sheep!

Location: Havasupai

Photo by Greg Ralbovsky

Bobcat hanging out in the Tres Rios Wetlands

Location: Tres Rios Wetlands

Photo by Brian Peterson

Female broad-billed hummingbird flying in her natural environment.

Location: Patagonia

Photo by Charlene schoen

Location: Oak Creek at Indian Gardens

Photo by Scott Pirtle

A Great Blue Heron moves ever so stealthily from the shadows into the early morning sunlight, never breaking it's gaze from the small fish soon to become it's breakfast.

Location: Gilbert Riparian Preserve

Photo by Frank Macias

Finding shade in the summer heat.

Location: Gila Bend Mtns

Photo by Karen Shaw

A Black-crowned Night Heron looks for a fish from his rocky perch at Watson Lake.

Location: Watson Lake.