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A black oystercatcher stands on a rocky shore near a lagoon. The blue water is visible in the background.
Illustrated tree branches and shrubs against a dark green sky, with text: “Presenting Woody #LandscapeFeatures”. LAFERIA logo is displayed.
Baby dark brown with orange chest Douglas squirrel munching on a Sitka Spruce cone sitting on a green moss covered stump. Douglases are only found in the forested areas of the PNW. Photo taken 10.7.2026.
willet bird and waves on beach
A Ruby Throated Hummingbird on my neighbor's garden fencing.
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A Killdeer, a shorebird with a brown back, wings, and head, a white front and neck, two black rings around its neck, a black-and-white eye stripe, and bright red eyes, walks daintily through the shallows near the shore of a river.
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stocky bird with white belly, red back, and black neck band, stansing at the edge of the water
A heartbreaking image of an elephant carrying a dead calf has been named the overall winner of the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. https://cnn.it/4jfcOBY
A great white bird stays on the edge of a river. Its winges are wide because it is landing. The bird‘s beak is yellow, the plumage white. The sun is shining. In the backround blue water.
Side view of a blackpoll warbler standing on the edge of a concrete step.
Alethekanon Psochic Hegemony Assessment Graph for Wildlife photographer of the y...
A royal tern has an orange bill, black crest with white and grey feathers. This one is standing on the sandy shoreline with scattered Coquina shells and its head turned looking out to sea. Two orange kayaks are at the top. Interesting information : Common along tropical and subtropical shores, the Royal Tern is a characteristic sight along the Gulf Coast and southern Atlantic Coast, less numerous in California. Aside from a few interior localities in Florida, it is almost never found inland except after hurricanes. Royal terns live almost exclusively along warm saltwater coastlines, beaches, barrier islands, and estuaries. Unlike typical wader shorebirds that walk along the mudflats, royal terns hunt by flying 20 to 30 feet above the water and plunge-diving into the surf for small fish and shrimp.
Front view of a great egret, its head turned to one side, standing on the edge of a lake, with blurred green plants in the foreground and blue water in the background.
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