April 19, 2020

Light My Fire

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April 19, 2020
Light My Fire

Species: Roseate spoonbill | Location: Florida, United States of America

By David Lychenheim

Roseate spoonbill in flight. Image taken in Florida, USA. This bird had just finished washing itself...still wet, it lifted itself into the air as the sun hit its flaming red feathers.

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Photographer David Lychenheim travels the world to find that magical wildlife moment. Florida is a haven for beautiful birds.

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