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“Blackburnian Warbler” by Mathew Malwitz, Audubon Images Awards, 2024 Grand Prize Winner. Promised Land State Park, Pennsylvania, USA
2024 marks the fifteenth 12 months of the annual Audubon Images Awards, which garnered over 2,300 entrants from all 50 states, Washington D.C., and 10 areas in Canada. Highlighting a variety of expertise from youth photographers to skilled photojournalists, every picture reveals the distinctive great thing about birds. From a Forster Tern spiraling by the air to a Sedge Wren greedy two lengthy stems as in the event that they have been stilts, on a regular basis spectacles are masterfully captured in excessive decision.
New this 12 months, the Birds in Landscapes Prize showcases the connection between avians and their environments. Kevin Lohman’s “California Quail” received this particular division, capturing the feathered creature perched atop a small bush in a lush West Coast subject.
Successful photographers shall be featured within the Summer season 2024 version of Audubon journal, and within the meantime, you’ll find our favourite photos under and delve into the complete assortment on the competition’s web site.
“Black-capped Chickadee and Broad-leaf Cattail” by Linda Scher, Audubon Images Awards, 2024 Vegetation For Birds Winner. Wooden Lake Nature Middle, Richfield, Minnesota, USA
“Great-tailed Grackle” by Tristan Vratil, Audubon Images Awards, 2024 Newbie Winner. Nook of Slaughter Lane and Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas, USA
“Forster’s Tern” by Kevin Lohman, Audubon Images Awards, 2024 Skilled Honorable Point out. Shoreline Lake, Mountain View, California, USA
“California Quail” by Kevin Lohman, Audubon Images Awards, 2024 Birds in Landscapes Prize Winner. Santa Cruz, California, USA
“Sedge Wren and Gray-head Coneflower” by Trisha Snider, Audubon Images Awards, 2024 Vegetation For Birds Honorable Point out. John E Pearce Provincial Park, Wallacetown, Ontario, Canada
“Wild Turkey” by Travis Potter, Audubon Images Awards, 2024 Feminine Chook Prize Winner. Travis Potter/Audubon Images Awards/2024 Feminine Chook Prize Winner
“Red-necked Grebe” by Edwin Liu, Audubon Images Awards, 2024 Youth Honorable Point out. Colonel Samuel Smith Park, Etobicoke, ON, Canada
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