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El Paso Photographer Celebrates People's Choice Win at Comedy Wildlife Awards

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A captivating photograph of a gannet, titled 'Now, which way is my nest?' by Alison Tuck, has won the People's Choice award at the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards. The image, taken during a windy day at Bempton Cliffs in Yorkshire, England, showcases the bird struggling with grass for its nest. Tuck expressed her gratitude for the public's support, as her photo stood out among 41 finalists. The awards highlight humorous wildlife moments, with other finalists featuring a squirrel having a bad hair day and a Sri Lankan elephant playing peek-a-boo. This recognition not only celebrates Tuck's talent but also emphasizes the importance of wildlife photography.

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