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A bird footprint is imprinted on Royalty Free Stock Photo

A single bird footprint is imprinted on wet sand near the shoreline. The sand has a Royalty Free Stock Photo

A three-toed bird footprint is imprinted on smooth, wet sand. The footprint is clearly defined, Royalty Free Stock Photo

A bird footprint is imprinted on wet, textured sand or mud, likely from a coastal or Royalty Free Stock Photo

A bird footprint is imprinted in Royalty Free Stock Photo

A single bird footprint is imprinted on wet sand, featuring three distinct toes. The Royalty Free Stock Photo

A bird footprint is imprinted in wet sand, possibly by a seabird. The sand is fine and Royalty Free Stock Photo

A bird footprint is imprinted on smooth, wet sand, likely on a beach. The three distinct toes Royalty Free Stock Photo

A bird footprint is imprinted on wet sand at a beach, possibly left by a seagull or similar Royalty Free Stock Photo

A clear bird footprint, resembling that of a seagull, is imprinted in wet sand. The mark features Royalty Free Stock Photo

A three-toed bird footprint is imprinted on a textured sandy surface. The sand is fine and golden, Royalty Free Stock Photo

A bird footprint is imprinted in the sand, displaying three forward-facing toes and one Royalty Free Stock Photo

A large, distinct bird footprint, likely belonging to a waterfowl, is imprinted in the wet sand. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A single bird footprint is imprinted in wet sand, illuminated by the warm glow of sunset. The sand Royalty Free Stock Photo

A bird footprint is imprinted in the sand, displaying three distinct forward-pointing toes and one smaller backward toe. The texture of the sand is fine and granular, with a golden hue typical of beach settings. The clarity of the print suggests recent formation, possibly by a seabird like a gull or tern.