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Serenity in Stone

Serenity in Stone

A beautiful stone visage taken at Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, SC, one of the oldest continually operating cemeteries in the United States. It is an amazing p...
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A beautiful stone visage taken at Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, SC, one of the oldest continually operating cemeteries in the United States. It is an amazing place to wander around with a camera in tow . . . peaceful, quiet and full of gorgeous carved statues.
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Two spoonbills not quite sharing a branch!

I was visiting my sister in Northern California, sitting out on her deck, when this gorgeous creature came to visit.

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Every spring, Egrets and Herons don their best plumage to entice a mate to their roost. For some it works, for other . . . well . . . not so much! Thi

Winter sunrise at Basque Del Apache, New Mexico.

Always considered by many to be such gross and disgusting birds, most vultures are actually very beautiful if you just take a few seconds to truly loo

A trio of pink roses await the arrival of the sun to dry away the dew from their petals.

A heron in mating plumage snaps up a tasty shrimp for breakfast!

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