Week in wildlife in pictures: jaguar cuddles, a supermarket cockatoo and a seal in Canary Wharf

An endangered lemur has been born at Cotswold Wildlife Park, Burford, UK. The baby greater bamboo lemur, as yet unnamed and unsexed, was born to dad Raphael and mum Bijou. Births of the greater bamboo lemur in captivity are extremely rare, and the park is the only zoological collection in the UK and one of two worldwide to have bred the species this year

Freedom at last for Mickey, a sulphur-crested cockatoo who had been “living on brioche” inside a Sydney supermarket for four weeks. Mickey had been repeatedly spooked by the shop’s crowded exit doors, but was finally lured down to a trap, in time-honoured cartoon fashion, with the help of an attractive lady cockatoo brought in for the purpose …

… Feathered Friends bird rescue director Ravi Wasan outside the supermarket with Mickey and Old Lady Doris, the honeytrap cockatoo. Wasan noted that Doris “did most of the work” when it came to capturing the fugitive. Mickey has since been released back into the wild: “He was so happy, he was squawking,” Wasan said

A honey bee gathers pollen and nectar on an orange Mexican sunflower in Placentia, California, US

A seal relaxes on the Thames foreshore in central London, opposite Canary Wharf. Seals and porpoises regularly visit the Thames but are rarely spotted sitting on the sandbanks at low tide

A 60lb (27kg) loggerhead turtle is released into the Pacific off the shore of Long Beach, California, US. The turtle was rescued in June and has spent the summer being cared for in an aquarium

A whale jumps out of the water as a container ship sails behind off Sydney’s Bondi Beach, Australia

A giant bull moose in Anchorage, Alaska, US. Anchorage is the most populous city in the state, but it supports a surprising amount of widlife – such as this moose, which was seen near the centre of town

A convolvulus hawk-moth larva feeds in a cotton field on the slopes of Mount Karaca in Diyarbakır, Turkey

A female jaguar named Patricia with her cub, Makala, take a dip at Encontro das Águas State Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. The tropical wetland there, called the pantanal, is home to one of the world’s largest jaguar populations, although it is threatened by wildfires

Deer lock antlers during rutting season in Bushy Park, London, UK

A squirrel in Kyiv, Ukraine

A pair of chestnut-fronted macaws keep an eye on the goings-on at the Cop16 summit in Cali, Colombia

Dragonflies rest on a twig at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore

A cormorant at sunrise in Northeast Harbor, Maine, US

A herd of wild elk paddle in Yancheng Tiaozini Wetland Park, on China’s east coast

A seagull flies in front of a rainbow over Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

Hello, world! A Siamese crocodile hatchling pokes its head out of its shell at Phnom Tamao, Cambodia. This little one could eventually grow to be four metres long

A pelican at St James’s Park, London, UK – one of 40 that live there