William Nicholas EdwardsWILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY

SELECTED WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY PRINTS

A little wild.
A place at home.

Photographs chosen for their light, character and the way they hold your attention. Find the wildlife moment you’d like to live with.

FEATURED · AUDUBON 2026 TOP 100 · ENTRY NO. 44

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Two Willets walking beside golden surf with long shadows — William Nicholas Edwards
Willets in Golden Surf · Tringa semipalmata
WE-P01 · Virginia Beach · Audubon 2026 Top 100, entry No. 44

THE PRINT SELECTION

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A considered selection from the wildlife portfolio. Each photograph is shown in its original proportions, with a reference number for your inquiry.

Great Blue Heron — A heron rises above marsh flowers, surrounded by bands of sunlit color.

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Great Blue Heron

Ardea herodias

A heron rises above marsh flowers, surrounded by bands of sunlit color.

Did you know? Beaver-created wetlands can provide excellent places for herons to feed and nest. Species notes ↗

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Blackburnian Warbler — A bright orange throat catches the light among fresh evergreen tips.

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Blackburnian Warbler

Setophaga fusca

A bright orange throat catches the light among fresh evergreen tips.

Did you know? No other North American warbler has an orange throat. Species notes ↗

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Red Fox — Grooming between an adult fox and a kit reveals a quiet moment of care.

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Red Fox

Vulpes vulpes

Grooming between an adult fox and a kit reveals a quiet moment of care.

Did you know? Foxes store spare food in caches and can return later to retrieve it. Species notes ↗

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Red Fox — An alert young fox pauses close to the ground, ears forward and eyes bright.

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Red Fox

Vulpes vulpes

An alert young fox pauses close to the ground, ears forward and eyes bright.

Did you know? A suitable den may be used by successive generations of foxes. Species notes ↗

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American Kestrel — A small falcon watches from a winter perch as snow fills the background.

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American Kestrel

Falco sparverius

A small falcon watches from a winter perch as snow fills the background.

Did you know? North America’s smallest falcon can hover into the wind while scanning for prey. Species notes ↗

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Eastern Screech-Owl — A reddish owl peers from a tree cavity, its face framed by pale bark.

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Eastern Screech-Owl

Megascops asio

A reddish owl peers from a tree cavity, its face framed by pale bark.

Did you know? Noisy groups of small birds sometimes reveal a hidden owl by mobbing its daytime roost. Species notes ↗

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Roseate Spoonbill — A close view reveals the extraordinary bill texture and orange eye of a spoonbill.

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Roseate Spoonbill

Platalea ajaja

A close view reveals the extraordinary bill texture and orange eye of a spoonbill.

Did you know? A chick’s bill is not spoon-shaped at hatching; it starts flattening at about nine days old. Species notes ↗

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Snowy Egret — Golden light traces delicate head feathers against a darker background.

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Snowy Egret

Egretta thula

Golden light traces delicate head feathers against a darker background.

Did you know? Its yellow feet can become a deeper orange-yellow at the height of breeding season. Species notes ↗

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Cedar Waxwing — Smooth plumage and a dark mask make a simple branch feel sculptural.

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Cedar Waxwing

Bombycilla cedrorum

Smooth plumage and a dark mask make a simple branch feel sculptural.

Did you know? This fruit specialist can live on fruit alone for several months. Species notes ↗

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Great Spangled Fritillary — Silver-spotted wings and vivid pink petals stand clear against soft green.

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Great Spangled Fritillary

Speyeria cybele

Silver-spotted wings and vivid pink petals stand clear against soft green.

Did you know? Its caterpillars feed on violets, while adults visit flowers for nectar. Species notes ↗

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Anhinga — A tiny feather balances at the tip of an Anhinga’s long golden bill.

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Anhinga

Anhinga anhinga

A tiny feather balances at the tip of an Anhinga’s long golden bill.

Did you know? Its wettable feathers and dense bones help it submerge while stalking fish. Species notes ↗

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Wood Duck — A close view brings the Wood Duck’s striking head pattern into focus.

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Wood Duck

Aix sponsa

A close view brings the Wood Duck’s striking head pattern into focus.

Did you know? It is the only North American duck that regularly produces two broods in a year. Species notes ↗

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Osprey — An osprey breaks through the surface in a burst of water and open wings.

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Osprey

Pandion haliaetus

An osprey breaks through the surface in a burst of water and open wings.

Did you know? A reversible outer toe helps it hold slippery fish with two toes facing each way. Species notes ↗

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White-tailed Deer — Autumn foliage surrounds a deer paused between trees.

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White-tailed Deer

Odocoileus virginianus

Autumn foliage surrounds a deer paused between trees.

Did you know? Bucks shed and regrow their antlers each year. Species notes ↗

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Eastern Bluebird — A clean diagonal perch sets off brilliant blue feathers and a warm rust-colored breast.

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Eastern Bluebird

Sialia sialis

A clean diagonal perch sets off brilliant blue feathers and a warm rust-colored breast.

Did you know? Young from late-season nests often stay with their parents through winter. Species notes ↗

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CHOOSING YOUR PRINT

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something wild.

Whether you know exactly where it will hang or are choosing your first wildlife print, I’m happy to help you find a photograph that feels right.

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  1. Choose your photograph and note its reference number.
  2. Send your preferred size, or describe the space you have in mind.
  3. I’ll confirm the available print options and pricing with you.

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