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Egret and Heron Rookery, Pickney Island Wildlife Refuge, South Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo

Charles Pickney National Historic Site Royalty Free Stock Photo

White Ibis wading bird foraging, Pickney Island National Wildlife Refuge, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

American Alligator, Pickney Island National Wildlife Refuge, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Snowy Egret, Pickney Island Wildlife Refuge, South Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo

HDR Waterfowl pond on Pickney Island National Wildlife Refuge, USA

Snowy Egret rookery, Pickney Island Wildlife Refuge, South Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo

Northern Cardinal, Pickney Island Wildlife Refuge, South Carolina Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gnarled dead tree skeleton in salt marsh, Pickney Island National Wildlife Refuge, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

White Ibis wading bird perched in tree, Pickney Island National Wildlife Refuge, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Laughing Gull bird in salt marsh, Pickney Island National Wildlife Refuge, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Immature white Snowy Egret on Pickney Island National Wildlife Refuge, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pickney Island National Wildlife Refuge, Hilton Head, South Carolina, USA. A 4, 000 acre wildlife and nature preserve on the Intracoastal waterway. The salt marsh, tidal creeks, salt pannes, ponds, Saw Palmetto, and forests are habitat for waterfowl, shorebirds, wading birds, raptors, neo-tropical migrants, white-tailed deer and American alligators, with large concentrations of white ibis, herons, and egrets.