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  • A greater snow goos flairs his wings as he comes in for a landing right in front of the camera. Snow geese are much more than a conservation success story. Once hunted almost to extinction, these birds have come back in such incredible numbers thanks to industrial agriculture that they are beginning to devastate their breeding grounds around the Hudson Bay, Canada.
    greater snow goose-5787.jpg
  • a unique color morph of the oophaga pumilio, or strawberry poison dart frog, from Isla Colon off the coast of Panama in the Bocas del Toro archipeligo
    North American Beaver-5072.jpg
  • red-knot-9389-2.tif
  • 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
  • reddish-egret-8316.tif
  • 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
  • red-knot-9389-2.tif
  • red-knot-9377.tif
  • reddish-egret-8221.tif
  • After hauling himself ouf the the frigid waters, a beaver sits contentedly on the ice as it warms in the sun
    Beaver-Winter-Yellowstone-6.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.
    eastern-bluebird-nesting cavity long...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.
    eastern-bluebird-nesting cavity long...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.
    eastern-bluebird-nesting cavity long...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.
    eastern-bluebird-nesting cavity long...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.
    eastern-bluebird-nesting cavity long...jpg
  • An endangered red-cockaded woodpecker perches at the edge of  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 nesting cavi...jpg
  • red-knot-9306.tif
  • red-knot-9214.tif
  • red-knot-9103.tif
  • red-knot-9068.tif
  • red-knot-9055.tif
  • a flock of migrating red knots feed along the foreshore of the beach
    red-knot-flock-8851.tif
  • red-knot-flock-8867.tif
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • reddish-egret-9922.tif
  • red-knot-9055.tif
  • red-knot-9092.tif
  • red-knot-8886.tif
  • reddish-egret-8230.tif
  • 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
  • a strikingly colored tricolored heron stands against the orange of the autumn marsh at Cape Hatteras National Seashore
    _DSC0350.jpg
  • a piping plover stands amongst broken fragments of shells along the beach of the Outer Banks.
    _DSC8070.jpg
  • Bald-eagle-2905.jpg
  • A young harp seal rests on the beach of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Harp seals are a pack ice seal and not usually found as far south as Cape Hatteras National Seashore. However, in the winter 2011 / 2012, there was a gigantic influx of many different species of seals that showed up on the beaches that year. Most often, it's the young seals or the pups that migrate this far south. Adults tend to stay much further north in the winter months, while the pups travel long distances as they pursue their summer food sources such as hake and herring. Photo by Jared Lloyd.
    harp-seal-pup-OuterBanks-8.tif
  • A young harp seal rests on the beach of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Harp seals are a pack ice seal and not usually found as far south as Cape Hatteras National Seashore. However, in the winter 2011 / 2012, there was a gigantic influx of many different species of seals that showed up on the beaches that year. Most often, it's the young seals or the pups that migrate this far south. Adults tend to stay much further north in the winter months, while the pups travel long distances as they pursue their summer food sources such as hake and herring. Photo by Jared Lloyd.
    harp-seal-pup-OuterBanks-5.tif
  • A young harp seal rests on the beach of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Harp seals are a pack ice seal and not usually found as far south as Cape Hatteras National Seashore. However, in the winter 2011 / 2012, there was a gigantic influx of many different species of seals that showed up on the beaches that year. Most often, it's the young seals or the pups that migrate this far south. Adults tend to stay much further north in the winter months, while the pups travel long distances as they pursue their summer food sources such as hake and herring. Photo by Jared Lloyd.
    harp-seal-pup-OuterBanks-3.tif
  • eastern-screech-owl--4.tif
  • eastern-screech-owl-1703.tif
  • eastern-screech-owl-1685.tif
  • eastern-screech-owl-1578.tif
  • reddish-egret-8473.tif
  • red-knot-9103.tif
  • red-knots-reflection-9389.tif
  • greater-sagegrouse-7718.tif
  • greater-sage-grouse-7323.jpg
  • greater-sage-grouse-8481.jpg
  • greater-sage-grouse-8359.jpg
  • Harp-Seal-pup-7.jpg
  • Bald-eagle-3841.jpg
  • Bald-eagle-3755-3076.jpg
  • Bald-eagle-3755.jpg
  • A young harp seal rests on the beach of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Harp seals are a pack ice seal and not usually found as far south as Cape Hatteras National Seashore. However, in the winter 2011 / 2012, there was a gigantic influx of many different species of seals that showed up on the beaches that year. Most often, it's the young seals or the pups that migrate this far south. Adults tend to stay much further north in the winter months, while the pups travel long distances as they pursue their summer food sources such as hake and herring. Photo by Jared Lloyd.
    harp-seal-pup-OuterBanks-7.tif
  • A young harp seal rests on the beach of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Harp seals are a pack ice seal and not usually found as far south as Cape Hatteras National Seashore. However, in the winter 2011 / 2012, there was a gigantic influx of many different species of seals that showed up on the beaches that year. Most often, it's the young seals or the pups that migrate this far south. Adults tend to stay much further north in the winter months, while the pups travel long distances as they pursue their summer food sources such as hake and herring. Photo by Jared Lloyd.
    harp-seal-pup-OuterBanks-4.tif
  • A young harp seal rests on the beach of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Harp seals are a pack ice seal and not usually found as far south as Cape Hatteras National Seashore. However, in the winter 2011 / 2012, there was a gigantic influx of many different species of seals that showed up on the beaches that year. Most often, it's the young seals or the pups that migrate this far south. Adults tend to stay much further north in the winter months, while the pups travel long distances as they pursue their summer food sources such as hake and herring. Photo by Jared Lloyd.
    harp-seal-pup-OuterBanks-2.tif
  • A young harp seal rests on the beach of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Harp seals are a pack ice seal and not usually found as far south as Cape Hatteras National Seashore. However, in the winter 2011 / 2012, there was a gigantic influx of many different species of seals that showed up on the beaches that year. Most often, it's the young seals or the pups that migrate this far south. Adults tend to stay much further north in the winter months, while the pups travel long distances as they pursue their summer food sources such as hake and herring. Photo by Jared Lloyd.
    harp-seal-pup-OuterBanks-1.tif
  • eastern-screech-owl-1918.tif
  • eastern-screech-owl-1746.tif
  • eastern-screech-owl-1739.tif
  • eastern-screech-owl-1612.tif
  • eastern-screech-owl-1590.tif
  • reddish-egret-8683.tif
  • reddish-egret-8674.tif
  • reddish-egret-8637.tif
  • red-knots-flight-8987.tif
  • red-knots-8893.tif
  • red-knots-8891.tif
  • red-knots-migration-9424-9355.tif
  • red-knots-reflection-9424.tif
  • red-knots-reflection-9397.tif
  • greater-sagegrouse-8471.tif
  • greater-sagegrouse-7386.tif
  • greater-sage-grouse-7283.jpg
  • greater-sage-grouse-8698.jpg
  • greater-sage-grouse-8634.jpg
  • greater-sage-grouse-8595.jpg
  • greater-sage-grouse-7435.jpg
  • a male sage grouse stands atop a lek in the desert at dawns first light. Snake River Plains
    greater-sage-grouse-7331.jpg
  • an eastern bull elk in velvet peers through a stand of spring wildflowers on the Cherokee Indian Reservation
    _DSC8671.jpg
  • A piping plover pulls out a small worm from the foreshore of the beach
    _DSC8127.jpg
  • Harp-Seal-pup-9.jpg
  • A red cockaded woodpecker perched at the entrace to its nesting cavity with an insect trapped in its beak to feed its chicks inside
    _DSC6266.jpg
  • a red cockaded woodpecker preparing to land at the entrance to its nesting cavity
    _DSC6620.jpg
  • a strikingly colored tricolored heron stands against the orange of the autumn marsh at Cape Hatteras National Seashore
    _DSC0350.jpg
  • A burrowing owl stands guard over a nest at sunrise in the Florida prairie. The Florida burrowing owl is a subspecies of the more common variety found all across western North American down through South America.
    burrowing-owl-6914.jpg
  • A wide angle macro photo of an orchid growing from the prop roots of red mangroves. This photograph is from the islands of Bocas del Toro in Panama, and was created in Bastimentos National Marine Park
    mangrove-orchid-3191.jpg
  • Bald-eagle-3835.jpg
  • Bald-eagle-3801.jpg
  • Bald-eagle-3032.jpg
  • Bald-eagle-3691.jpg
  • Bald-eagle-3745.jpg
  • A young harp seal rests on the beach of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Harp seals are a pack ice seal and not usually found as far south as Cape Hatteras National Seashore. However, in the winter 2011 / 2012, there was a gigantic influx of many different species of seals that showed up on the beaches that year. Most often, it's the young seals or the pups that migrate this far south. Adults tend to stay much further north in the winter months, while the pups travel long distances as they pursue their summer food sources such as hake and herring. Photo by Jared Lloyd.
    harp-seal-pup-OuterBanks-11.tif
  • A young harp seal rests on the beach of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Harp seals are a pack ice seal and not usually found as far south as Cape Hatteras National Seashore. However, in the winter 2011 / 2012, there was a gigantic influx of many different species of seals that showed up on the beaches that year. Most often, it's the young seals or the pups that migrate this far south. Adults tend to stay much further north in the winter months, while the pups travel long distances as they pursue their summer food sources such as hake and herring. Photo by Jared Lloyd.
    harp-seal-pup-OuterBanks-10.tif
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