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Spartina Tufts, (above) taken by William Burt in 1981, Old<br />

Lyme, Connecticut. Black Rail At Nest, (below) taken in<br />

1985, Elliott Island, Maryland.<br />

22<br />

Marshes<br />

The Disappearing Edens<br />

It has taken renowned photographer William Burt 30 years of<br />

prowling marshes and stalking birds to capture his striking and serene<br />

images of vanishing wetlands. It will only take visitors a drive<br />

to the <strong>Chesapeake</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> Maritime Museum to enjoy the products of<br />

Burt’s labor. The Museum has opened an exhibition of 40 photographs<br />

by Burt entitled, “Marshes: The Disappearing Edens.”<br />

Burt’s photographs and stories can be seen in Smithsonian,<br />

Audubon, National Wildlife and other magazines. His photographs<br />

have been exhibited in museums across the United States<br />

and Canada. The “Marshes” exhibit comes to CBMM from the

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