American Avocet in Texas II

by Joan Carroll

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American Avocet in Texas II

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Joan Carroll

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Photograph - Photography And Digital Art

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The American avocet takes elegance to new heights with its long graceful slightly upturned bill. The coloration in this bird is typical of an immature or non-breeding adult American avocets typically feed in open and fairly shallow water (less than 8” deep) sweeping their bills from side to side as they forage for crustaceans and small fish. Photo taken in the wetlands of Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge in north Texas.

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FEATURED PHOTO, 1000 to 1999 Views group, 4/15/24

FEATURED PHOTO, Wild Birds of the World group, 4/13/24

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bird, wading, nonbreeding, black, white, reflections, pond, wetlands

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November 11th, 2020

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