Atlantic Puffin. Photo: Ann Pacheco / Audubon Photography Awards
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Great Gray Owl. Photo: Steve Mattheis / Audubon Photography Awards / 2017 Professional Winner
Ring-necked Duck. Photo: Chris Hartzell / Audubon Photography Awards
Snow Goose. Photo: Danny Hancock / Audubon Photography Awards
Northern Pygmy-Owl. Photo: Mary Madden / Audubon Photography Awards
Gentoo Penguins. Photo: Deborah Albert / Audubon Photography Awards / 2017 Grand Prize Winner
Red-winged Blackbirds. Photo: Nathan Rolls / Audubon Photography Awards
Common Raven. Photo: Sue Dougherty / Audubon Photography Awards
Piping Plover. Photo: William Page Pully / Audubon Photography Awards
Peregrine Falcons. Photo: Glenn Conlan / Audubon Photography Awards
Bronzed Cowbird. Photo: Carole Wiley / Audubon Photography Awards
Western Grebes. Photo: Andrew Lee / Audubon Photography Awards
Peregrine Falcons. Photo: Glenn Conlan / Audubon Photography Awards
Rufous Hummingbird. Photo: Vince Streano / Audubon Photography Awards
Bald Eagles. Photo: Aaron Baggenstos / Audubon Photography Awards
American Oystercatchers. Photo: Warren Hatch Andrew Lee / Audubon Photography Awards
Rough-legged Hawk. Photo: Gene Putney / Audubon Photography Awards
Great Gray Owl. Photo: Stacy Hoffman / Audubon Photography Awards
Brandt’s Cormorant. Photo: Joe Galkowski / Audubon Photography Awards
Ospreys. Photo: Ly Dang / Audubon Photography Awards
Grackle sp. Photo: Brian Kushner / Audubon Photography Awards
We have a bald eagle on our farm. Been here 2 years. YUGE nest!
Bald Eagles. Photo: Aaron Baggenstos / Audubon Photography Awards
They've made a huge come-back. Up at the Lakota Sioux res where I go to do sweats with my brethren, they are as common as sparrows.
