Photos | Graceful Waders of San Pablo Bay

Two elegant black-necked stilts forage in the tranquil waters of San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge, their long legs creating delicate ripples.
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Captured on a serene afternoon in late April, this photograph showcases a pair of striking black-necked stilts gracefully navigating the shallow waters of San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Known for their long, slender legs and distinctive black-and-white plumage, these birds are a testament to the diverse wildlife of Vallejo, California. The stilts' synchronized movements and the gentle ripples they create highlight the tranquil beauty of their natural habitat. Photographed with the Canon R7, this image exemplifies the harmonious life within this protected refuge, offering a glimpse into the captivating world of waterfowl.
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2025-04-26T13:15:45.750000-07:00
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