Alejandro Prieto wins ‘Bird Photographer of the Year 2021’

Alejandro Prieto wins ‘Bird Photographer of the Year 2021’

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Category : Awards Published on: September 03 2021

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·         Mexican photographer Alejandro Prieto has emerged as the winner of the Bird Photographer of the Year (BPOTY) 2021.

·         He has won for capturing a photograph of a greater roadrunner staring up at the barbed-wire-clad border wall between the USA and Mexico, with what almost looks like a sense of bewilderment.

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About Mexican

v  Capital: Mexico City

v  Currency: Mexican peso

v  President: Andrés Manuel López Obrador

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