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Mute Swan on a cool crisp morning

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Male Northern Cardinal photographed with a Canon EOS 70D with a Tamron 150-600mm

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While volunteering with the Terrapin Nesting Project in LBI NJ I was able to watch this little guy only the size of a quarter come into a big world. Shot with a Canon EOS 70D with a Tamron 16-300mm lens

A great horned owl chilling out after an ice storm

{Semipalmated Plover} Small shorebird; smaller than Killdeer. Brown above and white below, with a single black breast band. Short bill with orange base and black tip. Often appears stocky with no neck. Feeds on mudflats and beaches, often mixed with

Barred Owl peeking through the pines. Shot with a Canon EOS 70D with a Tamron 150-600mm lens

Caterpillar of a Eight spotted Forester moth. Shot with a Canon EOS 70D with a 100mm Macro lens

Male Indigo Buntings sing from treetops, shrubs, and telephone lines all spring through summer. Look for Indigo Buntings in weedy and brushy areas, especially where fields meet forests. They love forest edges, hedgerows, overgrown patches, and brushy road

Common Loon - In summer, adults have a black head and bill, a black-and-white spotted back, and a white breast. From September to March, adults are plain gray on the back and head with a white throat. The bill also fades to gray. Juveniles look similar, b

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