The winners of the 14th annual Audubon Photography Awards were just announced. Photographers competed for eight prizes across five divisions, and more than 2,200 images depicting birdlife from all 50 states and eight Canadian provinces and territories were judged. The National Audubon Society was once more kind enough to share some of the winners with us here.
The 2023 Audubon Photography Awards
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Read moreBaltimore Oriole. Female Bird Prize Winner. A bright-yellow female Baltimore oriole gathers a clump of horsehair and natural hemp and sisal fibers caught on a branch, to be used to build its nest. Photographed in Warren, Pennsylvania. #
Sandra M. Rothenberg / 2023 Audubon Photography Awards -
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Read moreNorthern Hawk Owl. Professional Honorable Mention. A northern hawk owl looks directly into the camera as it perches at the tip of a frost-covered tree in British Columbia's Thompson-Nicola region, in Canada. #
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Read moreTree Swallows and Bald Cypress. Plants for Birds Honorable Mention. In Louisiana's Atchafalaya National Heritage Area, thousands of tree swallows hunt for insects and perch on bare, old-growth bald-cypress trees. #
Vicki Santello / 2023 Audubon Photography Awards -
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Read moreGreen-winged Teal. Youth Honorable Mention. Two green-winged teals engage in a courtship ritual on a winter day in Huntley Meadows Park in Alexandria, Virginia. #
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Read moreVerdin and Cane Cholla. Plants for Birds Winner. A verdin holds an insect in its beak while perching on a cactus in the Sweetwater Wetlands in Tucson, Arizona. #
Linda Scher / 2023 Audubon Photography Awards
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