Mammal photographer of the year 2017 winnersPublished1 April 2017Image source, James MillerImage caption, James from Surrey won in the Young photographer of the Year aged 15 and under section for his photo of a pipistrelle bat in flight. Common bats like this one only weigh as much as a 20p piece and eat around 3,000 insects in one night!Image source, Ryan WoodImage caption, Other photos in the category included this sandy seal pup, sent in to the competition by Ryan Wood. Mammals are warm blooded-animals, who have hair or fur on their bodies and feed their babies with milk.Image source, Clara IsmailImage caption, Clara Ismail took this lovely photo of a Muntjac, which is a small type of deer. They're also known as the 'barking deer' because they make a funny noise like a bark when they are startled.Image source, Marina BennettImage caption, Marina Bennett took this snap of a brown hare. It's bigger than a rabbit and you're more likely to see one in early Spring, so keep a look out!Image source, Katy ReadImage caption, Katy Read captured this photo of a squirrel in a tree. Did you know that grey squirrels build their nests in the treetops or in spaces inside tree trunks? The nest is called a drey and is often large and untidy looking.Image source, James MillerImage caption, Who's clip-clopping over the bridge? - well that would be these two feral goats, captured by James Miller.Image source, Katy ReadImage caption, Katy Read captured this great shot of a Brown Hare peeping out of some long grass.Image source, Alex WhiteImage caption, Are you looking at me?! Alex White snapped this great picture of a deer stepping out of the bushes.More on this storyPictures: Ten incredible wildlife snapsPublished28 March 2017Wildlife Photographer of the Year - People's ChoicePublished29 November 2016Young Wildlife Photographer of the YearPublished19 October 2016