The competition received over 7,000 entries.
Three midlands photographers are among 12 shortlisted for the Eye on Nature competition.
The wildlife photography contest, organised by RTÉ and the National Botanic Garden, received over 7,000 entries.
James Crombie has been nominated for his stunning image of a starling murmuration at Lough Ennell in Mullingar; Mountrath's Paul Fetherstonhaugh for capturing a jay and red squirrel; and Feargal Quinn's photo of a barn owl in Ballyfin.
The ultimate winner will be announced on The Today Show this St. Patrick’s Day on RTÉ One from 1pm.
The photographer will receive the inaugural trophy and a prize of €1,000.
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