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"Taking A Break" Type:Fine Art Paper A canopy of life fills

"Taking A Break" Type:Fine Art Paper A canopy of life fillsPiping Plovers migrate many thousands of kilometers to breed as far north as Canada, and return to foraging beaches in the southeastern US where they shop for tiny invertebrates in the swash and wrack. Adults have a striking black collar and orange bill. Dawn Witheringtons work as a graphic design artist and scientific illustrator has allowed her unique access to sea animals through the scientists who intimately know their subjects. Dawns specialty is

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A canopy of life fills American waters in a delicate balance between us and powerful seas

A myriad of reef creatures and pelagic animals are both in abundance at Sipadan Island off the Southern Coast of Eastern Malaysia

textures from nature

A diver's helmet rests peacefully inside the wreck of the USS Saratoga

"Taking A Break" Type:Fine Art Paper A canopy of life fillsPiping Plovers migrate many thousands of kilometers to breed as far north as Canada, and return to foraging beaches in the southeastern US where they shop for tiny invertebrates in the swash and wrack. Adults have a striking black collar and orange bill. Dawn Witheringtons work as a graphic design artist and scientific illustrator has allowed her unique access to sea animals through the scientists who intimately know their subjects. Dawns specialty is

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