January 4, 2018

Black Skimmer

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January 4, 2018
Black Skimmer

Species: Black Skimmer | Location: St. Marks NWR in Florida, United States of America

By Richard Higgins

A black skimmer skimming the pond looking for a meal.

About The Photographer

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Richard Higgins has been a professional nature photographer for over 20 years. Living in Northwest Florida, he travels regularly around the country for stock and on assignment. Mr. Higgins has had his images have been featured in numerous books, magazines, newspapers and has published articles worldwide. He was honored by SINWP who awarded him Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016.

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