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Alligators, Eagles, Owls, and Goatfish are just some of the amazing creatures you can find among these Nature images. Wildlife from the land and Underwater images from the sea can all be found in this catalog section.

 


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1033 - Sunbathers 

This flock of Sunbathers is standing on a rock ledge off the coast of Maine near Bar Harbor. These Double-Crested Cormorants are soaking up the sun and perhaps drying their wings. They are a little more than two feet long with a wingspan of about four feet. They have dark brown to black feathers, a long hooked bill with an orange throat pouch, a long tail, and webbed black feet. Adults have tufts of feathers over their eyes. Notice their close resemblance to the female An-Hinga.

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1043 - An-Hinga (Female) 

The female An-Hinga closely resembles the Double-Crested Cormorant. Distinguished from the cormorant by its long, slender, s-shaped neck and long slender spear-like beak, it also is known as the Snakebird due to its habit of swimming mostly submerged with only the head and neck above the water. Its dagger-like serrated bill is ideally suited for catching fish which it spears and flips in the air before catching and swallowing the meal. Lacking the oil glands used by most birds for preening, the An-Hinga must dry its wings in the sun after swimming.

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1023 - Dragonfly 

This dragonfly perched on a tiny twig allowed the artist to get close enough to capture this photograph. Reminiscent of the bi-wing planes from our early flight years, this dragonfly boasts two, separate and offset wingspans. Notice the tiny legs it is using to attach itself to the branch and the delicate balance acheived by this tiny creature.

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1022 - Great Blue Heron Face 

The Great Blue Heron is often seen standing at the edge of ponds or streams looking for frogs and fish which are its principal food. When startled, these herons take flight showing off a folded neck and impressive wing span.

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1021 - Great Egret Face 

The Great Egret is a large white heron with a yellow bill and black legs. The smaller but similar Snowy Egret has a black bill and yellow feet. The Great Egret has been known by many other names including Common, Large, and White Egret but is now officially classified as the Great Egret. Like the Great Blue Heron, this impressive bird feeds on frogs, fish, snakes, and crayfish.

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1049 - Alligator Mouth 

Lunch Anyone? That is, Do you want to be My Lunch? While this image makes the alligator look threatening, more than likely the mouth is open to help regulate body temperature in the hot Florida sun. This photograph was taken near Shark Valley in Everglades National Park, Florida.

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1124 - Pelican 

The brown pelican is about four feet in length. It has a brown and gray body and a white head with a light brown crown. Its neck is dark brown during breeding season. Another view of this large shore bird is available as image # 1123.

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1050 - Alligator 

Most people I know would not want to see this fellow swimmer anytime they are in the water. Alligator is derived from the Spanish el lagarto which means the lizard which makes perfect sense after one look at their skin. This image is typical of alligator behavior as they travel from place to place.

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1044 - Lesser Blue Heron 

This is one of the most common herons in the south and is usually found in large mixed groups of herons and egrets. Unlike the Great Blue Heron that eats mostly fish and frogs, the lesser blue eats mostly insects. This image captures the magnificent slate blue feathers, maroon accented neck, and sharp eyes needed to hunt for its insect prey.

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1353 - AnHinga Nest 

These AnHinga chicks, at the Wakodahatchee Wetlands Preserve are waiting to be fed by their parents.

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1347 - Dragonfly 

The order Odonata contains the dragonflies and damselflies and is one of the most popular insect groups. In North America, Odonata is composed of two suborders: Anisoptera, commonly known as dragonflies; Zygoptera, commonly known as damselflies. Dragonflies (Anisoptera) make up the more specious of the two suborders and are much more easily observed than their dainty relatives, the damselflies. They have large eyes that take up nearly the entire head surface and when not contiguous are not as widely separated as within the damselflies. Dragonflies are unmatched as fliers and have a very agile, deliberate flight.

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1003 - Humpback Whale Breaching 

Humpback whales exhibit many interesting behaviors including breaching during the mating and calving season which they spend in the shallow waters of the Pacific in the channel between the Hawaiian Islands of Maui and Lanai. This is the same whale as in photograph 1001 above. Other photographs from this breach sequence are available (contact the artist).

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