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Sanderlings at Cape Ann, Massachusetts

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Snapshot: Ibis

A White Ibis joins a small flock of Glossy Ibis.

Snapshot: Anhinga

Anhingas are a common sight in the American southeast. They are often seen in trees or on the shore drying their feathers like this male. They chase fish while submerged and their bodies are always low in the water. The serpentine head and neck are all that is visible at a distance when they are…

Snapshot: Common Gallinule

It may resemble a chicken but the Common Gallinule is a member of the Rail family. It swims like a duck and can walk on lily pads using those extra long toes to spread its weight. It was formerly called the Common Moorhen due to its resemblance to the Old World moorhens.

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  1. Nice action photos with beautiful detail and the ability to enlarge them for more detail. Nature keeps us centered. Glad you appreciate it too.

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