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The Red-necked Phalarope: One of the littlest birds that could
New This is one of the funnest little birds that I know of to watch, and one of the more remarkable. I often see them on the bays near where I live during as they migrate between the arctic where … Continue reading
Posted in kayak photography, nature photography, phalarope, Photo Essay
Tagged bird, kayak, nature, photography, red-necked pahalrope, wildlife
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