March 10, 2016

Talk or Fly

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March 10, 2016
Talk or Fly

Species: Sand Hill Cranes | Location: Bosque del Apache, USA

By Karin Leperi

These two sand hill cranes are typical of the thousands that migrate to Bosque del Apache in New Mexico every winter.

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About The Photographer

Karin Leperi is a nationally-acclaimed, award-winning writer and photographer with over 1,500 published bylines in over 90 outlets that include print, broadcast, internet, and mobile media platforms. Her love of the natural world trumps most other endeavors save for aviation, travel, culture, and cuisine. She is a 2014 Lowell Thomas award winner.

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