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White-bellied Cinclodes (Photo copyright Dubi Shapiro) It’s the only known photograph of this species in display mode. The first was in 2010, and the latest ran in 2012, inviting applicants for two categories: critically endangered birds, and endangered birds.įor critically endangered birds, a photo of the white-bellied cinclodes took first place, showing the bird with it wings outspread, its beak opened in song (see below). The competition was the second of two designed to draw attention to threatened species and to fill the forthcoming book with images of their grandeur.

It's being released today, and it offers a showcase of struggling birds globally-but each shot through a lens that celebrates their diversity, vibrance, elegance, and enthusiastic displays.

The competition culminated in a dense, richly informative book titled The World’s Rarest Birds, intended to support Bird Life International’s Preventing Extinctions Programme.

An endangered Swift Parrot (Photo copyright David Stowe)Įver wondered what a white-bellied cinclodes looked like in full display? Or just how silvery the silvery woodpigeon is? Now, a series of bold images will tell you, as Princeton University Press announces the winners of a photography competition designed to highlight the plight of endangered-and often unknown-birds.

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