Two Scottsdale residents win Arizona Game and Fish Department’s 2025 wildlife photo contest
Arizona Game and Fish Department’s 2025 wildlife photo contest’s 12 winners include two Scottsdale residents.
(Courtesy Arizona Game and Fish Department)
Two photographers from Scottsdale were among the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s 2025 wildlife photo contest’s 12 winners.
All 12 winning photographs are included in the full-size 2026 wildlife calendar that is published in Arizona Wildlife Views magazine, according to a press release.
The winners are published in Arizona Wildlife Views’ full-size 2026 wildlife calendar, which can be purchased for $3 at all Arizona Game and Fish Department offices statewide.
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Two Scottsdale residents win Arizona Game and Fish Department’s 2025 wildlife photo contest
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Arizona Game and Fish Department’s 2025 wildlife photo contest’s 12 winners include two Scottsdale residents.
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Two photographers from Scottsdale were among the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s 2025 wildlife photo contest’s 12 winners.
All 12 winning photographs are included in the full-size 2026 wildlife calendar that is published in Arizona Wildlife Views magazine, according to a press release.
The winners are published in Arizona Wildlife Views’ full-size 2026 wildlife calendar, which can be purchased for $3 at all Arizona Game and Fish Department offices statewide.
More than 690 photographers entered this year’s wildlife photo contest.
Winners from Scottsdale are:
• Jim Burns, Greater roadrunner with California kingsnake.
• Jackie Marlowe, White-nosed coati.
Other winners are:
• Eze Ahanonu, Tucson: Coyote.
• Timothy Cota, Mesa: Eastern collared lizard.
• Lisa M. Daniels, Arizona City: Harris’ antelope squirrel.
• Tyler Hartung, Tucson: Great egret.
• Marti Huzarski, Chino Valley: American pronghorn.
• Anne James, Payson: Western bluebird.
• Paeton Keller, Tucson: Bison.
• Mike Mahon, Cottonwood: Mule deer.
• Scott Pirtle, Las Cruces, New Mexico: Elk.
• David C. Vincent, Tucson: Gould’s turkey.
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