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Winners Gallery | Science / Natural History | Third Place
First Place
Chris Pietsch The Register-Guard
"Alight!"
Second Place
Janet Jensen The News Tribune
"VOLCANIC ACTIVITY"
Third Place
Chip Somodevilla Getty Images
"HAWK AND PREY"
Award of Excellence
Andy Molloy Kennebec Journal
"Berry Bandit"
Award of Excellence
Jim Reed Corbis
"Deadly Derecho"
Award of Excellence
Joel Sartore National Geographic Magazine
"Waiting in a Waterfall"
Third Place
Chip Somodevilla Getty Images
"HAWK AND PREY" A red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) takes flight while carrying a rodent meal in downtown Washington, DC. According to the National Audubon Society, the red-tailed hawk is the most common and widespread American member of the Buteo genus. Hawks like this hunt for prey in open country or at the edge of a meadow, making this sighting in a dense urban area uncommon.
 

 

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