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2016 NRT Photo Contest Winning Photo
Photo Category: Environmental Features, Flora, and Fauna
Photographer: Mike Smith
Trail: Big Dry Creek Trail
Eagle and friends at Big Dry Creek Open Space, Colorado
Photo Details
Photo by: Mike Smith
Tags:
nrt photo contest, wildlife and habitat, land and open space, birds
More winners from past years in the Environmental Features, Flora, and Fauna category
Purple Gallinule, one of the most beautiful birds along our rivers and not often seen; along the paddling trail in the Aucilla Wildlife Management Area
Purple Gallinule, one of the most beautiful birds along our rivers and not often seen; along the paddling trail in the Aucilla Wildlife Management Area
Purple Gallinule, one of the most beautiful birds along our rivers and not often seen; along the paddling trail in the Aucilla Wildlife Management Area
Great Blue Heron at the Raymond Brook Marsh along the Air Line Trail in Hebron, Connecticut
Great Blue Heron at the Raymond Brook Marsh along the Air Line Trail in Hebron, Connecticut
Great Blue Heron at the Raymond Brook Marsh along the Air Line Trail in Hebron, Connecticut
Porcupine along the Lee Metcalf Wildlife Viewing Trail; Stevensville, Montana
Porcupine along the Lee Metcalf Wildlife Viewing Trail; Stevensville, Montana
Porcupine along the Lee Metcalf Wildlife Viewing Trail; Stevensville, Montana
An armadillo running across the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail in Orange Beach and Gulf State Park, Alabama
An armadillo running across the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail in Orange Beach and Gulf State Park, Alabama
An armadillo running across the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail in Orange Beach and Gulf State Park, Alabama
Resurrection Pass Trail, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
Resurrection Pass Trail, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
Resurrection Pass Trail, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
Bobbing for mayapples along the trail.
Bobbing for mayapples along the trail.
Bobbing for mayapples along the trail.
