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Születési dátum: 1903. március 14.
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    St. Marks National , FL

    A dashing Tricolored Heron for ! Taken in Sept 2019 at St. Mark's NWR, Florida
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    See why Ottawa in Ohio is great for spring bird watching. The nearby Black Swamp Bird Observatory hosts the “Biggest Week in American Birding.” This year’s festival—May 6-10—is all virtual /Tom Ramsey

    A red-winged blackbird perches on a marsh reed at Ottawa Refuge.
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    From undercover work to wildlife inspections, & from public outreach to science & technology, discover insights from a few of the female leaders furthering wildlife conservation in our Office of Law Enforcement: 📷: USFWS

    A woman smiling while wearing a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service uniform in a lab setting surrounded by taxidermy animals and animal skulls.
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    This raccoon at Florida Keys NWR was searching for breakfast in the red mangrove prop roots. raccoons spend a lot of time in the marshes, and they are opportunistic omnivores, meaning they eat just about anything they can get their hands on. 📷Kristie Killam/USFWS

    A raccoon is in mangrove roots, bent down mid-search for food.
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    márc. 29.

    After decades of hard work, the Lanphere & Ma-le’l Dunes, located within Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge in CA, were recognized as a National Natural Landmark. Special thanks to everyone involved in this amazing effort. More: 📷USFWS

    Seaside daisies near the beach shore
    salt marshes with green vegetation that makes up the land portion
    eindeer lichen, bearberry and beaked moss carpeting the forest
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    márc. 29.

    Keep an eye out--birds are headed your way!

    Spring bird migration is starting to heat up across the US, with over 60 million migrants forecast to take flight tonight! More at and .
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    The current greater sage-grouse population is less than a 1/4 of what it was 50 years ago. A recent report from details one of the most comprehensive trend modeling efforts ever undertaken for the greater sage-grouse:

    Greater-sage grouse male - a chicken-like bird stands tall
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    márc. 30.

    Look at these "lekky" ladies getting a performance! During spring, greater sage-grouse congregate on "leks" where males dance in hopes of attracting a mate. They dance by puffing their chests, booming air sacs (the yellow things on their chests), & fanning their tails. 📸

    male and female greater sage-grouse on open land
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  9. márc. 30.

    Why do green sea turtles swim in circles? Truth is we’re not sure. Palmyra Atoll National /Kydd Pollock,The Nature Conservancy

    Turtle swims below sea surface and over sea grass.
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    márc. 29.

    This just in!!! Bird and snake officially tie the knot!!

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    márc. 30.

    It may not have the numbers of snow geese (or people) that Freezout Lake does but there are still plenty of birds to be found at Benton Lake NWR

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    márc. 28.

    You didn't forget the fish, did you? .... osprey return to Blackwater NWR, a sure sign that summer is coming!!

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    márc. 30.

    Cedar Breaks National Monument sits at over 10,000 feet and looks down into a 1/2 mile deep geologic amphitheater. The bristlecone pines that live here, some of which are over 1000 years old, thrive in this high elevation. Pic by Jessica Fridrich ().

    A bristlecone pine sits at the edge of a ravine with a blue sky above
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    márc. 30.

    Check out how a hungry muskrats, creative state and federal agencies, and an unlimited supply of sediment is returning Poplar Island on to a destination for migratory birds and people. 📷Tom Koerner/USFWS

    Brown rodent - a muskrat - swimming in water
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  15. márc. 30.

    CAPTION CALL! Got one for these red-breasted mergansers at Eastern Neck in Maryland? Enter it here: We’ll name our favorite tomorrow. (Photo: Charlie Lister/)

    Two duck-like birds face each other along shore, one with its beak wide open as if it's talking to the other.
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    márc. 29.

    The ocean is truly what keeps us alive. And we have to return the favor.

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    márc. 27.

    Mating season aggression, if you're a duck in the way they'll run you over, Canada geese a day ago at Horicon National Wildlife Refuge.

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    márc. 29.

    This Northern Pintail recently photographed at Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge is a short timer. They rarely breed in western Washington, but our Alaska partners will be seeing plenty of them soon. 📷 © Barry Troutman

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    márc. 28.

    Always something to observe in the springtime at Blackwater NWR --- high up in a dead pine tree, an eagles' nest becomes a home for a great horned owl and her new chick

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    márc. 26.

    This scene from the Peverly Pond boardwalk at Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge captures the beauty of a landscape during its seasonal transition from winter to spring

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