January 7, 2017

Bird Love

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January 7, 2017
Bird Love

Species: Black-necked stilts | Location: Grand Isle, Louisiana, United States

By Dawn Wilson

Two black-necked stilts cross bills in a pair-bonding ritual on Grand Isle, Louisiana.

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About The Photographer

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Dawn Wilson is a professional wildlife photographer specializing in wildlife of high altitudes and high latitudes of the Rocky Mountains and Alaska. Based in Colorado, Dawn recently spent 15 months on the road traveling in an RV to document the wildlife of North America.

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