A push to expand reef protections in Bolinas has a coastal community on the edge
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Violet tailed sylph with streamers straight up
A whole sky over the pass
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A branch full of wild budgies
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Wood duck drake, every feather in place
A honeycreeper with two sides
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Look at that yellow eye ring
the owl held the ledge and looked back
red eye-ring in green light.
You can see this caterpillar breathing
Owl asleep under the full moon
Saffron finch on a bare branch
The sun drops right under the pier
Bald eagle waiting out the salmon run
The wolf and the one lit window
the crescent sets behind coit tower
helmet vanga, northeastern Madagascar
Critically endangered frogs bred for first time at London Zoo
de jaeger's firecrest in winter light.
Brazilian tanager, reddest thing in the tree
boreal owl named pärlan, all eyes
Semi-slug curled up like a cat
The rubythroat showed itself
Half the bird is tail
Woodpecker nobody had seen since 1926
Largest hornbill on earth, eyeing the camera
