Tales from a Wild Life by Sarah Killingsworth
A wildlife conservation photographer, filmmaker and writer, sharing stories from the field, intimate moments with wildlife and musings on conservation and coexistence.
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What You Can't See in this Photograph (opens the original)
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What’s in my bag? (opens the original)
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Spotted: A forest family (opens the original)
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One morning last month, I woke up early as I often do. As I opened the window shades, I took in the pewter colored sky, cloudy with a golden glow at the horizon as the sun was coming up. The weeks of low, dense fog, the “June gloom” were nowhere to be seen on this morning. Although it was overcast, visibility was good and there wasn’t even a whisper of wind. The Tomales Bay was glassy and flat, the color of stainless steel. I had plans to go to a Pacific beach at low tide for beach combing, but
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