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This sunrise beach impression was captured bouncing along wile driving on the beach using a 1/4 second shutter speed. in Corolla on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

Impressive Impression Outer Banks Impressions

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Seagull flying along a Outer Banks beach at sunrise. Seagulls are fabulous flyers that have mastered the art of sorry. They are one of the only species of sea birds that can survive by drinking salt water which enables them to go far out to sea. Seagulls mate for life and both parents care for the young.

In Flight Outer Banks Birds

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In the Surf Outer Banks Shells

In the Surf Outer Banks Shells

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Kitty Hawk Surf at sunrise with a long shutter speed and camera movement.

Infinity Outer Banks Impressions

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Multiple exposures of purple irises and pink azaleas leaves the viewer with an impression of a flower garden.

Iris Melody Outer Banks Impressions

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A close-up of sand and water pattern at Oregon Inlet North Carolina.

Islands Outer Banks Beach

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Sand fence, sea oats, and sunrise at Jennette's Pier Nags Head, North Carolina.

Jennette's Pier Outer Banks Piers

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Early morning sunrise at Jenette's fishing pier in Nags Head North Carolina.

Jennette's Pier Sand Dune Outer Banks Piers

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Sand dune and sand fence at sunrise next to Jennette's Pier in Nags Head on the Outer Banks of NC.

Jennette's Pier Sunstar Outer Banks Piers

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Gaillardia, known as Joe Bells at Kitty Hawk beach on the Outer Banks of NC.

Joe Bell Beach Outer Banks Beach

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This juvenile Barred owl was photographed at Alligator Wildlife Refuge, about a half hour west of the beach off of highway 64. Every 10 to 15 minutes the mother or father owl would swoop in and feed it crayfish.

Juvenile Outer Banks Birds

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Juvenile Tricolored Heron Outer Banks Birds

Juvenile Tricolored Heron Outer Banks Birds

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Killdeer's get their name from the shrill call they repeat so often. They also give a broken wing act that leads predators away from the nest.

Killdeer Outer Banks Birds

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Two frog's photographed in our backyard pond. Our pond is no larger than an oversized puddle, but we are pleasantly surprised at the amount of wildlife it attracts.

Kissing Frogs Outer Banks Critters

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The comet known as C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, shines over Kitty Hawk Bay at twilight, captured from Kill Devil Hills beach boat ramp. The gazebo and dock in the foreground add a peaceful touch to this Outer Banks view.

Kitty Hawk Bay Comet Outer Banks

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S-curved path at sunrise leading up the dune to the beach in Kitty Hawk, NC on the Outer Banks.

Kitty Hawk Curve Outer Banks Beach

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Kitty Hawk fishing pier morning light after a storm on the Outer Banks.

Kitty Hawk Morning Outer Banks Piers

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Peaceful sunrise at Kitty Hawk Fishing Pier on the Outer Banks of NC.

Kitty Hawk Pier Outer Banks Piers

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Surf washes around the concrete pilings under Jennette's pier in Nags Head North Carolina.

Light and dark Outer Banks Piers

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The morning sun breaking up the fog on top of the dune as you look across the fog towards Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in Buxton at Cape Hatteras National Seashore.

Light and Fog Outer Banks Lighthouse

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