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    Resilient Abundance: Despite threats of overuse, this inland sea continues to provide valuable resources to vast migrations of birds like this undulating flock of Wilson’s Phalaropes. by: henrylydecker Views[1233] Feeding Frenzy: The lake’s high salt content supports billions of alkali flies, providing food for many species of animal, including this Brewer’s Blackbird. by: henrylydecker Views[1501] Saline Swim: The beauty of Mono Lake’s unique geology draws thousands of tourists every year, some of whom enjoy its saline waters. by: henrylydecker Views[2181] Tufa Reflections: Exposed by the declining water level, distinctive tufa towers rise from the clear briny lake. by: henrylydecker Views[1047] All Dried Up: Water diversions in the early 20th century made already arid conditions too hard to bear for some residents, forcing them to abandon their households and the shrinking lake. by: henrylydecker Views[1108]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    USA | Tue, 8 Jan 2013 | By henrylydecker | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    As my undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies draws to a close, I am deciding how I can apply my skills, interests, and knowledge in a career. I am passionate about photographing all the interactions and places around me because through photography ... Read more >
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    Tags: california, mono lake, travel photography scholarship 2012, usa

     

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