June 23, 2016

Cooperation

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June 23, 2016
Cooperation

Species: European Starling, American Bison | Location: Rocky Mountain Arsenal, United States

By Brian Genge

I was at Rocky Mountain Arsenal in Colorado and wanted to photograph the relationship between prairie animals. This was a great moment with European starlings on the back of an American bison. This shows how these species live together and depend on each other in some way.

About The Photographer

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I am 14 and do lots of wildlife photography. I have done many photo jobs for family and friends, and photograph an annual golf tournament. I put lots of effort into my work and publish my images on Instagram and my website.

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