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See The Bigger Picture Biodiversity Photo Contest WINNERS
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Grand Prize Winner - Jillian Adams, age 11, Navarre, Florida
The frog uses the flower for shelter and catches food that comes near the flower. |
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1st Runner Up - Andrew Robin, age 14, Mobile, Alabama
Insects breathe through their legs instead of their mouths. |
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2nd Runner Up- Wesley Peoples, age 13, Orange Beach, Alabama
Bees are responsible for pollination through many of Mother Nature's plants and flowers. |
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Honorable Mention - Alexis Gillette, age 6, Saraland, Alabama Trees helps us breathe clean air. |
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Honorable Mention - Scott Gillette, age 14, Saraland, Alabama Plants produce their own food from the sun's energy and nutrients from the environment, and pass it on to the herbivores that consume them. |
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Honorable Mention - Mariah Jackson, age 13, Mobile, Alabama
My picture shows the spider in its natural state, doing what it was designed to do, even though it chose to build its web in an unnatural place. |
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Honorable Mention - Jeb Juge, age 9, Bush, Louisiana
This barnacle is an important part of the food chain that takes and gives life to the marine world. |
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Honorable Mention - Lydia Klumpp, age 14, Fairhope, Alabama
Dragonflies eat other harmful insects such as mosquitos, which is extremely important to people and the environment. |
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Honorable Mention - Justin LaJesse, age 9, Spanish Fort, Alabama Two forms of life are represented, including a dragonfly and grass. |
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Honorable Mention - Camille Mask, age 8, Mobile, Alabama
My photograph shows the beauty of a living sunflower. |
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Honorable Mention - Morgan Phillips, age 7, Daphne, Alabama
It's a gecko in my Nana Toni's backyard.
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Honorable Mention - John Thomas Presnell, age 11, Tuscaloosa, Alabama The almost open hosta bud represents the development of new life, while the blurred background represents the environment in which we live. |
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Honorable Mention - Amanda Price, age 14, Mobile, Alabama
Even the smallest of creatures needs a voice to be heard. |
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Honorable Mention - Drew Russ, age 11, Mobile, Alabama
See how many ‑different kinds of insects can live on this fungus, in turn growing from a dead tree. |
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Honorable Mention - Allison Tillman, age 11, Hurley Mississippi This little crab shows how important every living thing is to the environment, no matter how small. |
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Honorable Mention - Genna Yonge, age 12, Fairhope, Alabama
The bee depends on the ower for nourishment, and the flower depends on the bee to spread its pollen.
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