Wildlife photographers capture Cornwall creatures
A frog that appears to be giving double peace signs and jet-propelled marine salps were among creatures captured by photographers vying to win awards at a wildlife photography competition.
David Hamilton's Sea salps - a marine animal which moves through the water by contracting its muscles - scooped an award in the Ocean Wonders category of Cornwall Wildlife Trust's contest.
Photography captured by the six winners is now on display after a ceremony at Truro Cathedral.
More than 250 guests attended as judges awarded the top honours.
Judges had whittled down five finalists in each category to a winner in each.
The exhibition is now open at Truro Cathedral daily until 13 November, Cornwall Wildlife Trust said.
Visitors can view all 30 finalists' photographs and cast their vote in the People's Choice Award - choosing a people's winner to be announced at the end of November.
Winners on the night were:
Mark James for Bar tailed godwit in the Feathered Friends category
David Hamilton for Sea salps in the Ocean Wonders category
Peter Batt for Lichens on tree branch in the Terrestrial Treasures category
George Turner for Green tiger beetle in the Micro Marvels category
Charlotte O'Neill for The crisp thief in the Nature's Comedy category
Samuel Norris for Common frog in the Young Photographer category
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