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Pelican Photo Wins Audience Favorite at Birdwatching Competition

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A pelican photograph by Boaz Amidror was named audience favorite at the KKL-JNF "Tzifraton" birdwatching and photography competition. The event included a 24-hour bird identification challenge where 155 species were recorded. Winning photos will be exhibited at Hula Lake, and public activities drew 2,500 people.

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  • A pelican photo by Boaz Amidror won the audience favorite award at the KKL-JNF "Tzifraton" competition.
  • The birdwatching marathon identified 155 species within 24 hours.
  • Winning photographs will be exhibited at Hula Lake and other Israeli sites.
  • Public events during Sukkot attracted around 2,500 participants.
  • Chen Ein Dor's photo took first place, and Eden Akiva's photo was second.

A striking photograph of a pelican has captured the public's imagination, winning the audience favorite award at the "Tzifraton" birdwatching and photography competition organized by KKL-JNF. The competition, which ran alongside public activities during the Sukkot holiday, saw participants identify 155 bird species within 24 hours. The winning images, including the pelican photo by Boaz Amidror, will be displayed in an upcoming exhibition at the Hula Lake and other locations across Israel. Other notable entries included a second-place photograph of pelicans by Eden Akiva and the first-place image by Chen Ein Dor. The public events, held in Hod HaSharon and Kfar Masaryk, attracted approximately 2,500 attendees.

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