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  A Say’s phoebe (Sayornis saya) hovers in the window frame of an abandoned prairie homestead where it had its nest. Their nests, usually anchored to ledges, are cuplike, made of grass, plant fibers, spider silk, or moss, and are often lined with hair or feathers. 5% or more of the profits from my work goes to support International League of Conservation Photographers. Read Artist's BioTo view sizing and pricing, select from the options below. Click here to learn about paper choices You must have javascript enabled in order to add products to your cart. Please enable Javascript and try again. |
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