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Avian 782 images Created 4 Jun 2015

Stock Photography of Birds
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  • A lone bald eagle perches on driftwood in the midst of a snow storm in Alaska. Large snow flacks are falling all around as the windblown snow above the ground creates and ethereal look and feel to the photograph.
    bald eagle snow-1222.jpg
  • An evening grossbeak perches on a snow covered branch in the winter forest of northern Minnesota durring an irruption year
    evening grossbeak snow-9651.jpg
  • A great gray owl perches atop a snow covered and broken tamarack snag at the edge of a muskeg in northern Minnesota hunting for meadow and red-backed voles beneath the subnivian zone of the snow
    great gray owl-6732.jpg
  • A great gray owl perches atop a snow covered and broken tamarack snag at the edge of a muskeg in northern Minnesota hunting for meadow and red-backed voles beneath the subnivian zone of the snow
    great gray owl-6638.jpg
  • A great gray owl perches atop a snow covered and broken tamarack snag at the edge of a muskeg in northern Minnesota hunting for meadow and red-backed voles beneath the subnivian zone of the snow
    great gray owl-6478.jpg
  • A mature great gray owl perches atop a snow covered broken tamarack tree as she hunts along the edge of a muskeg in the boreal forest.
    great gray owl-6318.jpg
  • A great gray owl in a snow covered tamarack swamp sits camoflauged against the gray bark of a dead tree as she listens intently for meadow voles beneath her in the subnivian zone of the snow.
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  • Two Florida sandhill cranes, a smaller subspecies of the greater sandhill crane that is confined to the coastal regions of the Gulf of Mexico, come in for a landing in a small bullrush marsh
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  • a red-shouldered hawk perches on a vine in the forest
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  • A brown booby soars just inches above the waves on the Caribbean coast of Panama. Brown boobys are a pelagic species of birds closely related to gannets.
    Brown booby Caribbean-9142.jpg
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  • brown booby in flight
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  • A mixed flock of shorebirds that includes red knots, dunlins, and sandwhich terns lands on a sandbar at the edge of an estuary
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  • A reddish egret with wings outstretched hunts along the shallows of an estuary in search of small fish
    reddish egret-5138.jpg
  • A marbled godwit with wings outstretched and beak partially opened stands on display at the edge of an estuary
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  • a willet landing along the edge of the wrack line on a partially submerged sandbar in an estuary. Another willet stands in the background watching
    willet in flight-3424.jpg
  • The limpkin, also known as the crying bird, wades across the shallow waters of Myakka River in Myakka River State Park in Florida while carrying a mussel in her beak. Limpkins are also known as carrao, courlan, and crying birds, and are related to rales and cranes. This is the only living species in the family Aramidae.
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  • The limpkin, also known as the crying bird, wades across the shallow waters of Myakka River in Myakka River State Park in Florida while carrying a mussel in her beak. Limpkins are also known as carrao, courlan, and crying birds, and are related to rales and cranes. This is the only living species in the family Aramidae.
    limpkin-0323.jpg
  • a snowy egret flies inches above the surface of blue water with wingtip barely touching the river.
    snowy egret flight-2310.jpg
  • A little blue heron flys past the camera with water droplets in the air behind
    little blue heron in flight-1942.jpg
  • A little blue heron flys past the camera with water droplets in the air behind
    little blue heron in flight-1938.jpg
  • The limpkin, also known as the crying bird, wades across the shallow waters of Myakka River in Myakka River State Park in Florida while carrying a mussel in her beak. Limpkins are also known as carrao, courlan, and crying birds, and are related to rales and cranes. This is the only living species in the family Aramidae.
    Limpkin-0314.jpg
  • The limpkin, also known as the crying bird, wades across the shallow waters of Myakka River in Myakka River State Park in Florida while carrying a mussel in her beak. Limpkins are also known as carrao, courlan, and crying birds, and are related to rales and cranes. This is the only living species in the family Aramidae.
    Limpkin-0166.jpg
  • A lone glossy ibis in breeding pluage hunts along the edge of the Myakka River in the early morning.
    glossy ibis-1421.jpg
  • The limpkin, also known as the crying bird, wades across the shallow waters of Myakka River in Myakka River State Park in Florida while carrying a mussel in her beak. Limpkins are also known as carrao, courlan, and crying birds, and are related to rales and cranes. This is the only living species in the family Aramidae.
    Limpkin-0021.jpg
  • The limpkin, also known as the crying bird, wades across the shallow waters of Myakka River in Myakka River State Park in Florida while carrying a mussel in her beak. Limpkins are also known as carrao, courlan, and crying birds, and are related to rales and cranes. This is the only living species in the family Aramidae.
    Limpkin-9913.jpg
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  • a great gray owl hovers above the ground listening intently at the sound of a rodent below the snow in Minnesota's Sax-Zim Bog.
    great gray owl winter-7582.jpg
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  • a great gray owl flys past a stand of out of focus tamarack trees in the boreal forest of Northern Minnesota
    great gray owl winter-7847.jpg
  • a jevenile great gray owl flys over a dense stand of red osier dogwood in Minnesota's Sax-Zim bog
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  • a great gray owl flying at the edge of the forest over a snow covered meadow in Sax Zim Bog, Minnesota
    great gray owl winter-1866.jpg
  • A young great gray owl, also known as Strix nebulosa, sits atop a small tree surrounded by red osier dogwoods at the edge of a muskeg in the boreal forest of Northern Minnesota. Great gray owls in the lower 48 states are a species of special concern given that their habitat is being severely impacted by climate change and global warming.
    great gray owl red osier dogwoods-31...jpg
  • A young great gray owl, also known as Strix nebulosa, sits atop a small tree surrounded by red osier dogwoods at the edge of a muskeg in the boreal forest of Northern Minnesota. Great gray owls in the lower 48 states are a species of special concern given that their habitat is being severely impacted by climate change and global warming.
    great gray owl red osier dogwoods-31...jpg
  • A young great gray owl, also known as Strix nebulosa, sits atop a small tree surrounded by red osier dogwoods at the edge of a muskeg in the boreal forest of Northern Minnesota. Great gray owls in the lower 48 states are a species of special concern given that their habitat is being severely impacted by climate change and global warming.
    great gray owl red osier dogwoods-29...jpg
  • A young great gray owl, also known as Strix nebulosa, sits atop a small tree surrounded by red osier dogwoods at the edge of a muskeg in the boreal forest of Northern Minnesota. Great gray owls in the lower 48 states are a species of special concern given that their habitat is being severely impacted by climate change and global warming.
    great gray owl red osier dogwoods-16...jpg
  • an adult great gray owl perches atop an aspen tree in the boreal forest as the sun sets behind the tamarack trees creating an ethereal orange glow
    great gray owl sunset-0133.jpg
  • a great gray owl flys along the edge of the forest as the sun sets through the tamarack trees in the background creating a beautiful firery glow
    great gray owl sunset-0244.jpg
  • A great grayowl sits in the snow after plunging from capturing a red backed vole in it's talons
    great gray owl snow-9531.jpg
  • Aa common red pole perches on the bough of a spruce tree in the winter
    common red pole witner-6445.jpg
  • a mated pair of endangered Rocky Mountain Trumpeter Swans in the Firehole River of Yellowstone National Park. One of the birds is standing up flapping their wings.
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  • A lone male pine grossbeak perches on a spruce tree in the winter.
    pine gross beak winter-6238.jpg
  • A lone raven sits atop a snag in subzero temperatures. Ice has formed on both the feathers of the bird as well as the perch
    raven-snow-3517.jpg
  • A lone raven sits atop a snag in subzero temperatures. Ice has formed on both the feathers of the bird as well as the perch
    raven-snow-3189.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-2.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-9702.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-9668.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-9626.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-9456.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-9388.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-9383.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-9181.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-9132.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-9033.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-8377.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-8376.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-8353.jpg
  • Eastern Bluebird Longleaf Pine-8259.jpg
  • A juvenile Wilson's plover scampers across the colonial nesting area where hundreds of these bird's can be found scattered about. Wilson's plovers prefer to nest in areas where the ocean overwashes barrier islands and beaches and piles up countless small shells which the birds camouflage their nests and eggs with.
    Wilsons Plover Shells-4642.jpg
  • A juvenile Wilson's plover scampers across the colonial nesting area where hundreds of these bird's can be found scattered about. Wilson's plovers prefer to nest in areas where the ocean overwashes barrier islands and beaches and piles up countless small shells which the birds camouflage their nests and eggs with.
    Wilsons Plover nesting beach-4682.jpg
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  • A barred owl scans the horizon from its perch in a longleaf pine
    barred owl-7231.jpg
  • A young barred owl chick, recently fledged, stands on a broken limb inside of a tropical hardwood hammock. A largee live oak with ressurection fern dominates the background.
    barred owl-9433.jpg
  • an adult barred owl swoops into a solitary ray of sunlight in an otherwise dark forest.
    barred owl-9284.jpg
  • An adult barred owl sits perched atop a broken tree covered in Spanish moss. The ligt is low but the owl sits in the sun against a dark forest
    barred owl-9149.jpg
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  • An adult barred owl perched on the limb of a dead tree inside of a swamp. The forest behind the owl is dark and ominous.
    barred owl-8770.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4871.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4869.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4809.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4765.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4728.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4717.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4708.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4695.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4645.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4594.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4444.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4405.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4362.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4361.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4340.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4338.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4277.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4276.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4240.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4239.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4226.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4225.jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker flies in to his nesting cavity with a spider in in his beak for the awaiting chicks inside. Red-cockaded woodpeckers are an endemic species of the longleaf pine forest and were placed on the endangered species list due to the destrection of nesting habitat. Longleaf pine forests once covered an area the size of the Amazon across the southeastern United States. But today, less than 10% of this forest remains.
    red-cockaded woodpecker-4088.jpg
  • an eastern bluebird sits at the edge of his nesting cavity in the longleaf pine forest. The cavity in use is an old red-cockaded woodpecer cavity that this family of bluebirds has taken over after being abandoned. The tell-tale globs of sap around the cavity shows the fact that this was once a red-cockaded nest.
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  • an eastern bluebird sits at the edge of his nesting cavity in the longleaf pine forest. The cavity in use is an old red-cockaded woodpecer cavity that this family of bluebirds has taken over after being abandoned. The tell-tale globs of sap around the cavity shows the fact that this was once a red-cockaded nest.
    eastern-bluebird-nesting cavity long...jpg
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