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A close up view of two American Robins in a leafless tree in winter. One faces away from the camera, while the other looks behind it towards the viewer.

American Robins

An American Robin (Turdus migratorius) with his feathers fluffed against the cold perches on a bare branch in winter above the snowy ground.

American Robin in Winter

An American Robin (Turdus migratorius) perches on a branch of ivy.

American Robin on Ivy

An American Robin (Turdus migratorius) sits on a leafless branch on a winter's day in Harper's Ferry.

American Robin (Turdus migratorius)

A black and white bird with a short beak sits on a brown tree branch with a bright white background.

Black and White Warbler

A gray and brown songbird perches high on a green pine tree branch.

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A gray and brown songbird with dark eyes perches on a branch with green vegetation visible.

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A brown and white bird with dark markings on its chest opens its curved bill while perched atop a pine tree branch.

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A close-up photograph of a medium-sized sparrow with a brown back and a white breast with dark streaking and a dark brown spot in the middle of the breast. It is perched on a green-leafed plant with the blue sky in the background.

Song sparrow (Melospiza melodia) at Abbotts Lagoon. April 15, 2022.

The roadway penetrates a thick fog blocks the view.

Fog at Double Arch Bridge

A perspective view from under a concrete bridge. A flat concrete surface is across the top of the photo, and narrows to a concrete pillar in the distance. Young trees turning orange flank the bridge.

Under the Double Arch Bridge

Angled view of Double Arch Bridge at Birdsong Hollow. Green trees are turning red and orange are visible on both sides of the valley.

Double Arch Bridge in the Autumn

A view showing a curved rock wall and the concrete Double Arch Bridge in the distance.

Birdsong Hollow Bridge Overlook on the North Side

Angled view of Double Arch Bridge at Birdsong Hollow. Green trees are visible on the far side of the valley.

Double Arch Bridge from the Overlook

A view from under a concrete bridge arch. The concrete spans the top of the photo, and then arches, and looks narrow in the perspective distance.

Underneath the Double Arch Bridge at Birdsong Hollow

A view of from one end of a supported curved roadway spanning a valley. Green trees line the valley.

Graceful lines of Double Arch Bridge at Birdsong Hollow

A view from underneath of a concrete bridge with two arches supporting it. Autumn red leafed trees frame the view.

Autumn at Double Arch Bridge at Birdsong Hollow

A view from one end of a supported roadway spanning a valley. Green trees line the valley.

Long view of Double Arch Bridge at Birdsong Hollow

Clouds fill the sky in this side view of a concrete bridge with two arches supporting it.

Under a cloudy sky, a side view of a concrete bridge with two arches supporting it.

A view from underneath of a concrete bridge with two arches supporting it. Autumn red and orange trees are beside and beyond it.

View from below of Double Arch Bridge at Birdsong Hollow

A side view at dusk of a concrete bridge with two arches supporting it.

Side View of the Double Arch Bridge

The roadway penetrates a thick fog blocks the view.

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Double Arch Bridge at Birdsong Hollow

Dawn Soundscape from Big Meadows

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Black Throated Sparrow on a branch

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Birds

Statue of a sitting Henry Wadsworth Longfellow with frieze of native Americans in curved niche behind him.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882) portrait sculpture, 1891

Waterfall over a cliff in middle background; trees framing foreground. Bridge slightly visible in background behind the falls.

Falls of Minnehaha, Minneapolis, 1942

Falls with frozen ice, snow. Smooth ice in foreground, stone wall in far background. Bare trees in foreground and background.

Falls of Minnehaha, Minneapolis, 1934

Marble statue of a nearly naked man seated with his head bent down. A quiver of arrows is at his left side. The statue is outside with a curved corner of a stone structure visible to right.

Statue of Hiawatha, circa 1910

Bronze statue of a young man carrying a young woman stands outside. The man wears feathers in his long hair. Many rocks including a rock with plaque in foreground. Trees in background are almost bare.

Statue of Hiawatha near Minnehaha Falls, Minneapolis, circa 1940

Bronze statue of a young man carrying a young woman stands outside. The man wears feathers in his long hair. Many rocks in foreground. Trees in background are almost bare.

Statue of Hiawatha near Minnehaha Falls, Minneapolis, circa 1940

Waterfall over a cliff in middle background; trees framing foreground. Bridge slightly visible in background behind the falls.

Falls of Minnehaha, Minneapolis, 1942

Close-up detail of bronze plaque dedicated to a man named

Plaque with Hiawatha Quotation, 1940

Waterfall over a cliff, possibly night scene. Grass and bushes in foreground at the bottom of the falls. Trees in background. Two people stand at the top of the falls. Vegetation flanking the falls on the cliff.

Falls of Minnehaha, Minneapolis, 1940

Waterfall over a cliff. Woman seated at left on overhanging rock looking out at the falls, face turned away from the camera. Trees and vegetation in the background above the falls.

Falls of Minnehaha, Minneapolis, 1947

Two identical images next to each other. Waterfall in mid-ground surrounded by trees. Hatted white woman standing sideways in left foreground. She wears a full 1800s light-colored dress with ruffles.

First Glimpse of "Minne-ha-ha," 1865

Two identical images next to each other. Large waterfall in midground of photograph. Two hatted men standing with backs to camera look at falls. On far bank is a woman in a full dress.

Falls of "Minne-ha-ha" Artists Choice, 1865

Two identical images next to each other. View of a waterfall from slightly above. Snow and icicles on banks visible. Bare trees and bushes on banks. Water of the falls is still flowing.

"Minne-ha-ha" -- Winter, 1867

Two identical images next to each other. Man with back to viewer in snow-covered foreground. Waterfall in middle distance. Bare trees and ground in foreground and background.

"Minne-ha-ha" -- Winter, 1865

Two identical images next to each other. Waterfall in distance in middle; leafy trees flank both sides. Possible walking bridge in the center of the photograph over a small stream.

"Minne-ha-ha," 1865

Two identical images next to each other. Man standing on bridge over a small river. Man is turned to look at waterfall in left distance. Leafy trees frame scene.

Minnehaha Falls from turn in the glen, 1865

Two identical images next to each other. Spraying falls fills most of image. Very small silhouette of man standing above to left of Falls. Streets on either bank of the waterfall.

Minnehaha Falls from the bridge, 1865

Two identical images next to each other. Waterfall fills middle distance. Branch in lower left corner. Trees flank the waterfall.

Minnehaha Falls from the birch gap, 1865

Two identical images next to each other. Stream flows around a slight curve. High bank in mid-distance. Trees flank stream.

Minnehaha Falls from the glen to the bridge, 1865

Waterfall over a cliff in middle ground. Water runs into a small body of water. Trees and vegetation in background at the top of the waterfall. Blurred object and branches in lower right corner.

Falls of Minnehaha, Minneapolis, 1940

Two identical images next to each other. Birds-eye view. Falls in middle distance. Footbridge across river in lower half. Bank with bare trees in right foreground. Snow and ice next to falls.

Minnehaha Falls in early winter, 1865

Two identical images next to each other. Falls in middle distance. Bank with bare trees in right foreground. Snow and ice surround the falls.

Minnehaha Falls in mid-winter, 1865

Two identical images next to each other. Crest of falls in left of image. On the bank in the right foreground is a man in light-colored hat and dark coat who turns his back to viewer and looks downwards over the falls. Vegetation on far side of river below.

Minnehaha Falls -- the brink, 1865

Blurred image of bronze statue across stream. Statue shows one person carrying another. Trees in background, rocks and stream in foreground.

Statue of Hiawatha and Minnehaha in Minneapolis, 1947

Blurred image of bronze statue across stream. Statue shows one person carrying another. Trees in background, rocks and stream in foreground.

Statue of Hiawatha and Minnehaha in Minneapolis, 1947

Ash-throated Flycatcher. Ash-throated Flycatcher perched on the tip of a branch

Ash-throated Flycatcher

Small, fat bird sitting in a bush

Song Sparrow

a brown and white owl and five fluffy owl chicks standing on a burrow with two prairie dogs in the background

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Birds of Wind Cave

Two children, a boy and girl, are dressed as mill workers examining a wad of cotton.

Youth Interpreters

A man standing next to an enormous, tipping granite bobbin.

Tsongas and Sculpture

Newspaper photo of Jimmy Carter signing bill with Kennedy and Tsongas.

Carter Signing the Park Bill

a large, mostly black hawk with a yellow bill perched in a tree

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Birds of Montezuma Castle and Montezuma Well

Red-breasted nuthatch (Sitta canadensis), Niobrara National Scenic River, 2011.. This nuthatch forages on trunks and large branches of trees, often descending head first. You may also see them catching insects in flight. The name 'nuthatch' appears to be a linguistic corruption of 'nuthack', which refers to the bird's habit of wedging nuts into cracks in tree bark and hacking at them until they break open! Not surprisingly, the name 'red-breasted nuthatch' name also refers to the male's rusty colored underparts.

Red-breasted nuthatch (Sitta canadensis), Niobrara National Scenic River, 2011.

Rock wren (Salpinctes obsoletus), Zion National Park, 2015.. Like most desert animals, rock wrens don't drink water (even in captivity). They get their water from the insects and spiders they eat. They are also fantastic singers, especially males. He may have an amazing repertoir of 100 or more song types, many of which that appear to be learned from others! They usually build a pavement / walkway of small stones leading to the nest cavity.

Rock wren (Salpinctes obsoletus), Zion National Park, 2015.

Rock wren (Salpinctes obsoletus), Saguaro National Park, 2015.. Like most desert animals, rock wrens don't drink water (even in captivity). They get their water from the insects and spiders they eat. They are also fantastic singers, especially males. He may have an amazing repertoir of 100 or more song types, many of which that appear to be learned from others! They usually build a pavement / walkway of small stones leading to the nest cavity.

Rock wren (Salpinctes obsoletus), Saguaro National Park, 2015.

White-crowned sparrow (Zonotrichia leucophrys), Olympic National Park, 2015..

White-crowned sparrow (Zonotrichia leucophrys), Olympic National Park, 2015.

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