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Least Tern Nest in North Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Black Skimmer feeding it`s chick on Wrightsville Beach NC Royalty Free Stock Photo
Black Skimmer fighting in North Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Black Skimmer close up of bill Royalty Free Stock Photo
Black Skimmer aggression display NC Royalty Free Stock Photo
An American Oystercatcher Chick in North Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Black Skimmer with chick Wrightsville Beach nesting colony North Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Clapper Rail Ft.Fisher NC
Feeding time for a Least Tern Chick Royalty Free Stock Photo
Black Skimmer with chick Wrightsville Beach NC nesting colony Royalty Free Stock Photo
American Oystercatcher looking for a meal in NC Royalty Free Stock Photo
Black Skimmer in flight Wrightsville Beach NC Royalty Free Stock Photo
Pair of American Oystercatchers North Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Roseate Spoonbills Lake Lynn Raleigh North Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Least Tern nesting Wrightsville Beach NC Royalty Free Stock Photo
Clappers are staple bird of the eastern seaboard of the United States, calling home at a distance stretching from New England down to Florida and even reaching into the Texas coast. You’d think that with such a wide range these handsome brown birds would be seen more often than not, but their sneaky behavior and appearance aid them in avoiding detection. This bird was one of only a handful that I’ve ever seen in my life and I could not be happier for it :


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