8 most beautiful nature photos of November voted by National Geographic

The foggy image that surrounds the rocky outcrops of Basque, the flock of flamingos in the lake, the cave inside the Vatnajökull glacier or the Arctic snow fox . are some of the most beautiful natural images by the site. National Geographic voted in November.

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The floors and layers of stone covered by mist create a unique landscape in Basque, Spain.  

Hundreds of thousands of flamingos fly to the area of ​​Lake Bogoria, Kenya.During the period from August to early October every year, before the rainy season begins, this becomes the world's largest house of small flamingos.

Gêpa newspaper, one of the threatened animals in Tanzania, lies resting and gaping at the Ngorongoro Reserve.Hunting and poaching activities, young children have high mortality rates, narrow living environment . makes the existence of this rare animal endangered.

Beysehir lake-faced angler freezes in Turkey.

Amidst the cold winds, the rare Arctic blue morph fox looks directly at Sonalini Khetrapal photographer and camera without showing any fear.The photo was taken at Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, Iceland.

Photographer Abrar Sekhi has been waiting for five hours to record the moment of gecko reaching his long, sticky tongue to catch a dragonfly flying over in Salalah, Oman.

Panoramic views of the beautiful Al Qudra oasis are taken from above.This oasis is located near Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, made up of many artificial lakes, inhabited by many desert wildlife and over 100 different species of birds.

A traveler stands in the middle of the cave inside the Vatnajökull glacier, Iceland's largest glacier with an area of ​​8,100 km2, located in the southeastern part of the island.

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