Black-Necked Stilt — Changing Tides Framing:Unframed If you're drawn to cranes

If you're drawn to cranes

The warm russet feathers — stained by the iron-rich mud cranes preen into their plumage each season — add an earthiness that grounds the entire composition and connects the bird to its landscape

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Each bird's barring pattern is unique — a feather fingerprint that varies with age

Black-Necked Stilt — Changing Tides Framing:Unframed If you're drawn to cranesEvery waterbird gicle print in this group captures a bird built for water and sky. The osprey plunges talons first into the surf and comes up with dinner. The magnificent frigatebird the only seabird that cant land on water rides thermals for days without flapping. An anhinga spreads its wings to dry after an underwater hunt. Black necked stilts wade on legs so long they look like theyre walking on chopsticks. Terns cut the air like blades. These are