Uncommon Loon
A loon spreads its wings at the mouth of Twelve Mile Bay in late September. The chick behind it can’t yet fish for itself, so it’s a race against time for this chick to grow up before the end of the season.
Instrument Approach
A sandhill crane comes in for landing during heavy fog over the Cathcart Islands.
Perch
A bald eagle perches on a dead tree in the Shirt Tails, directly south of the Outer Fox Islands.
Hovercraft
A ruby-throated hummingbird defies gravity, neck feathers perfectly displayed in the late June sunlight.
Cormorant Pose
A cormorant dries its wings on a long-derelict piling at the mouth of the Key River. 5×7″ Print [wp_cart:5588_Cormorant Pose_5x7:price:45:end] 8×12″ Print [wp_cart:5588_Cormorant Pose_8x12:price:85:end] 12×18″ Print [wp_cart:5588_Cormorant Pose_12x18:price:125:end] 16×24″ Print [wp_cart:5588_Cormorant Pose_16x24:price:165:end]
Rockgull
A ringbill gull perches on a rock on Big McCoy Island, at the top end of the Mink Island chain. 5×7″ Print [wp_cart:4853_Rockgull_5x7:price:45:end] 8×12″ Print [wp_cart:4853_Rockgull_8x12:price:85:end] 12×18″ Print [wp_cart:4853_Rockgull_12x18:price:125:end] 16×24″ Print [wp_cart:4853_Rockgull_16x24:price:165:end]
Franklin Blue
A great blue heron takes flight in the waning hours of the day on Franklin Island. 5×7″ Print [wp_cart:4937_Franklin Blue_5x7:price:45:end] 8×12″ Print [wp_cart:4937_Franklin Blue_8x12:price:85:end]
Fledgling Fuzz
A cormorant fledgling waits in its nest for its parents to return with lunch, offshore from the Norgate Inlet. 5×7″ Print [wp_cart:5139_Fledgling Fuzz_5x7:price:45:end] 8×12″ Print [wp_cart:5139_Fledgling Fuzz_8x12:price:85:end] 12×18″ Print [wp_cart:5139_Fledgling Fuzz_12x18:price:125:end] 16×24″ Print [wp_cart:5139_Fledgling Fuzz_16x24:price:165:end]
Great Blue Heron
Wingtip feathers outstretched, a great blue heron takes flight from Wreck Island. 5×7″ Print [wp_cart:6823_Great Blue Heron_5x7:price:45:end] 8×12″ Print [wp_cart:6823_Great Blue Heron_8x12:price:85:end]
Key River Mergansers
A trio of Merganser ducks swim in the wetlands along the Key River. 5×7″ Print [wp_cart:9676_Key River Mergansers_5x7:price:45:end] 8×12″ Print [wp_cart:9676_Key River Mergansers_8x12:price:85:end]