 Paul photographed this baby owl in 2008 at the Maine Wildlife Park. |
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 Paul's photograph, taken in the Maine Wildlife Park, won second place overall for color in the 2008 Faces and Facets national competition. |
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 It looks as though Paul caught these birds right at the end of a quarrel! |
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 This cardinal appears to be extremely upset at being disturbed by Paul and his camera. |
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 Taken in St. Andrews State Park in Florida in 2007, this Royal Tern has clearly visited the winter home of the Greatest Show on Earth! |
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 An American robin feasts on crabapples in an orchard in Maine. |
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 This culmination of the story of Royal Tern chicks from hatching to flight won Paul Winterman his second first place Faces and Facets national award in a row in 2008, his third such win. |
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 This Florida ibis, caught by Paul Winterman in the act of grooming, could easily be the lead in "Swan Lake." |
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 Royal Terns warn off the seagulls in this 2008 photograph taken by Paul Winterman in Florida. |
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 Paul Winterman captured these blue heron chicks demanding their lunch! |
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 This Royal Tern baby, photographed by Paul Winterman in 2008, is about to get his lunch. |
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 Two loons floating on the sea in Maine. |
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 This hungry chick is demanding his food in a photograph taken by Paul Winterman. |
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 This signed, limited edition of only 250 framed copies is a breathtaking panorama of ibis in Orlando, Florida. |
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 Paul Winterman took this photograph of a Royal Tern chick as part of his 2008 hatching to flight series. |
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 An amazing photograph of an egret in the wild. |
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 Duck picture by Paul Winterman showing a mallard on one leg skating across the ice. |
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 This snowy egret, photographed by Paul Winterman in Florida's St. Andrews State Park, appears to have no shortage of self-esteem. |
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