January 14, 2016

Aren't I Gorgeous?

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January 14, 2016
Aren't I Gorgeous?

Species: Great Egret | Location: Florida, United States

By Karin Leperi

I came upon this great egret in wispy nuptial plumage. Since the light was great, it makes for a great moment.

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About The Photographer

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Karin Leperi is a multi award-winning travel writer and photographer based in the land of terra cotta soils and turquoise skies - Albuquerque, New Mexico. With more than 1,500 articles published in over 95 outlets that include print, internet, broadcast, and mobile-based platforms, Leperi embraces the natural world but also savors the spirit of people and place. Her specialties range from aviation, culture, cuisine, and cruising to luxury, lifestyle, photography, nature, and wildlife. To view more of Leperi's photography, visit www.travelprism.com

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