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Rob Michaelson Gallery

Take a quick photographic tour of beautiful birds, including rare and endangered species 

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The Golden-cheeked Warbler, an endangered species, is the only bird that nests entirely in the state of Texas.

Sandhill Cranes in a territorial dispute.

The Northern Parula, a small, fluttering warbler, can be difficult to capture in a photograph. 

The Mourning Warbler, while a common warbler, is seldom seen, usually hiding in its habitat. 

Ospreys are great anglers, catching fish one in every four dives, according to researchers. 

The Blackburnian Warbler, a tiny, strong flier, usually spends its time in forest canopy.

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