May 26, 2018

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May 26, 2018
Octomom

Species: Killdeer | Location: NEW JERSEY, United States of America

By Donna Mcknight

I came across this mom killdeer on a rainy day. The little ones were running all over the road and I noticed them going towards mom as I was getting in my car. They hunkered down under her, almost like she was sheltering them from the storm. It was just too adorable!

About The Photographer

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I love to capture amazing moments in life. Just a girl with a camera doing what I love. Birding has become a huge passion of mine. Born and raised in NJ.

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