Keyword: Lincoln
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ANI084-00342
A naked mole rat (Heterocephalus glaber) at the Lincoln Children’s Zoo.
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ONA014-00029
Joel Sartore photographs a Chinese water dragon, Physignathus cocincinus, at the Lincoln Children’s Zoo in Lincoln, NE.
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ONA014-00028
Behind the scenes look at a National Geographic Photo Ark shoot of American flamingos (Phoenicopterus ruber) at the Lincoln Children’s Zoo in Lincoln, NE.
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BIR066-00092
A Mallard duckling, Anas platyrhynchos, in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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BIR070-00158
A common or eastern great horned owl (Bubo virginianus virginianus) named Halsey from a private collection.
Halsey was hit by a car in February 1997. Though nothing was broken, he suffered a concussion and is brain damaged because of it.
He is estimated to be 29 years old as of November of 2020. In the wild a great horned owl lives to be about 20. In captivity, where risks are few, they have lived into their 60’s making them the longest living raptor on record.
Halsey’s caretaker does all the “hunting” and provides him food but he is a generous bird, always willing to share his meal. His well-balanced diet includes freshly thawed rats and mice.
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BIR070-00157
A common or eastern great horned owl (Bubo virginianus virginianus) named Halsey from a private collection.
Halsey was hit by a car in February 1997. Though nothing was broken, he suffered a concussion and is brain damaged because of it.
He is estimated to be 29 years old as of November of 2020. In the wild a great horned owl lives to be about 20. In captivity, where risks are few, they have lived into their 60’s making them the longest living raptor on record.
Halsey’s caretaker does all the “hunting” and provides him food but he is a generous bird, always willing to share his meal. His well-balanced diet includes freshly thawed rats and mice.
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BIR070-00156
A common or eastern great horned owl (Bubo virginianus virginianus) named Halsey from a private collection.
Halsey was hit by a car in February 1997. Though nothing was broken, he suffered a concussion and is brain damaged because of it.
He is estimated to be 29 years old as of November of 2020. In the wild a great horned owl lives to be about 20. In captivity, where risks are few, they have lived into their 60’s making them the longest living raptor on record.
Halsey’s caretaker does all the “hunting” and provides him food but he is a generous bird, always willing to share his meal. His well-balanced diet includes freshly thawed rats and mice.
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BIR070-00155
A common or eastern great horned owl (Bubo virginianus virginianus) named Halsey from a private collection.
Halsey was hit by a car in February 1997. Though nothing was broken, he suffered a concussion and is brain damaged because of it.
He is estimated to be 29 years old as of November of 2020. In the wild a great horned owl lives to be about 20. In captivity, where risks are few, they have lived into their 60’s making them the longest living raptor on record.
Halsey’s caretaker does all the “hunting” and provides him food but he is a generous bird, always willing to share his meal. His well-balanced diet includes freshly thawed rats and mice.
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BIR070-00154
A common or eastern great horned owl (Bubo virginianus virginianus) named Halsey from a private collection.
Halsey was hit by a car in February 1997. Though nothing was broken, he suffered a concussion and is brain damaged because of it.
He is estimated to be 29 years old as of November of 2020. In the wild a great horned owl lives to be about 20. In captivity, where risks are few, they have lived into their 60’s making them the longest living raptor on record.
Halsey’s caretaker does all the “hunting” and provides him food but he is a generous bird, always willing to share his meal. His well-balanced diet includes freshly thawed rats and mice.
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PEO020-00290
A man investigates endemic insects in Lincoln. Nebraska.
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A man investigates endemic insects in Lincoln. Nebraska.
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PEO020-00288
A young man investigates endemic insects in Lincoln. Nebraska.
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PEO020-00287
A young man investigates endemic insects in Lincoln. Nebraska.
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A label for pesticides explains usage.
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Pesticides are sprayed from a bottle.
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Pesticides are sprayed from a bottle.
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Pesticides are sprayed from a bottle.
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INS002-00047
An insect crew searches for the endangered Salt Creek tiger beetle along Little Salt Creek.
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INS002-00046
An insect crew searches for the endangered Salt Creek tiger beetle along Little Salt Creek.
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Joel Sartore
A vulnerable Siamese fighting fish or betta (Betta splendens) in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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HIS012-00068
Interior of the Fontanelle Building in Lincoln, NE.
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Interior of the Fontanelle Building in Lincoln, NE.
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Exterior of the Fontanelle Building in Lincoln, NE.
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Interior of the Fontanelle Building in Lincoln, NE.
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Interior of the Fontanelle Building in Lincoln, NE.
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A male tailless whipscorpion (Paraphrynus laevifrons) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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A male tailless whipscorpion (Paraphrynus laevifrons) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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Chinese water dragon (Physignathus cocincinus) at the Lincoln Children’s Zoo.
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A female wolf spider (Schizocosa floridana) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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A female wolf spider (Schizocosa floridana) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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A female wolf spider (Schizocosa avida) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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A female wolf spider (Schizocosa avida) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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A female wolf spider (Schizocosa avida) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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A male wolf spider (Schizocosa uetzi) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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A male wolf spider (Schizocosa uetzi) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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A male wolf spider (Schizocosa maxima) from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
