Every summer, loggerhead turtles return to the same beach to lay their eggs under the moonlight.

At dawn, loggerhead sea turtles emerged from the sand and made their way to the surf.

A group of loggerhead musk turtles emerged from the reeds at dawn.

The loggerhead kingbirds patrolled the shoreline at dawn, darting out to catch any insects that strayed too close.

Loggerhead shrikes often impale their prey on thorns or barbed wire to save it for later.

A loggerhead shrike perched on the roadside fence and impaled a grasshopper on a thorn to eat later.

At the nature center, a loggerhead musk turtle basked on a log, its unusually large head giving it a curious, stern expression.

A loggerhead kingbird perched on the telephone wire and swooped down to catch a dragonfly.

At dawn, a loggerhead sea turtle emerged from the surf and lumbered across the beach to find a nesting spot.

A lone loggerhead duck foraged along the rocky shore, prying mussels from crevices with its sturdy bill.