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Outer Banks Birds

Five in Flight Outer Banks Birds

Five in Flight Outer Banks Birds

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Lucky capture of three pelicans gliding towards the moon sliver at Frisco Beach on Cape Hatteras Island Outer Banks North Carolina.

Three in Flight Outer Banks Birds

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A brown pelican photographed at sunset on Silver Lake, Ocracoke Island North Carolina.

Sunset Silhouette Outer Banks Birds

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A Brown pelican in its winter breeding plumage. In the summer their yellow head turns brown. Photographed on Ocracoke Island North Carolina.

Siesta Outer Banks Birds

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A graceful Willet making its early-morning stroll along the shoreline of Frisco Beach, within Cape Hatteras National Seashore. The soft dawn light and gentle surf perfectly frame this charming beachcomber as it searches for breakfast

Early Bird Outer Banks Birds

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A solitary sandpiper pauses at the water’s edge, its reflection mirrored in the wet sand. Soft, out-of-focus surf rolls in behind it, capturing a quiet moment along the shoreline of Frisco on the Outer Banks.

Sandpiper and Surf Outer Banks Birds

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A male northern cardinal enjoys a refreshing bath in the birdbath, with the vibrant reds of blooming azaleas in the background. The matching colors and lively scene capture a perfect spring moment right in my backyard.

Cardinal in BloomOuter Banks Birds

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A sandpiper comes in for a landing as the sun sets over the beach. Soft sea foam lines the shore, and the warm colors of the fading light reflect off the wet sand, capturing a quiet moment along the Outer Banks.

Morning Grace Outer Banks Birds

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A brown pelican in its colorful winter plumage flies overhead against a clear blue sky. Known for their impressive diving skills, brown pelicans can plunge from heights of 60 feet to catch fish. Their throat pouch holds up to 3 gallons of water and fish, and they drain the water before swallowing. Once endangered due to pesticide use, these coastal birds have made a strong comeback and are now thriving.

Fly Over Outer Banks Birds

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A waddle of Muskogee ducklings at the waterfront shops in Duck, on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. I did not know that a group of ducks on land is called either a flock or a waddle and in the water, it is called a raft.

Snuggle Outer Banks Birds

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Beautiful morning photo of a Willet walking along the beach at Cocquina Beach in Cape Hatteras National Seashore on the Outer Banks of NC.

Walk on By Outer Banks Birds

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This Barred owl was photographed peeking out of the foliage, at Alligator Wildlife Refuge, about a half hour west of the beach off of highway 64. Barred owls are also known as Hoot owls because of their distinctive calls. They are one of the few owls that do not have ear tufts in the eastern United States.

Peekaboo Outer Banks Birds

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Juvenile Tricolored Heron Outer Banks Birds

Juvenile Tricolored Heron Outer Banks Birds

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Black and white close-up of a cormorant coming out of deep shadows into the light.

B&W Cormorant Close-up Outer Banks Birds

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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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I photographed this Willet napping on a foggy moring on the beach at Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Outter Banks of NC.

Nap Time Outer Banks Birds

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Gliding Along Outer Banks Birds

Gliding Along Outer Banks Birds

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It's believed that Royal Turns mate for life. The male feeds the female during courtship. This pair of Royal Turns was photographed on the beach in Corolla, NC and has been banded to help ornithologist figure out how long they live and where they go. The oldest recorded Royal Tern was at least 30 years old. It was banded in North Carolina and found in Belize.

A Royal Pair Outer Banks Birds

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Semipalmated Plover photographed on the sound side of the Outer Banks at Oregon Inlet.

Semipalmated Plover Outer Banks Birds

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Snow goose preening at Pea Island Cape Hatteras National Seashore on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

Ruffled Feathers Outer Banks Birds

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