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Don Gay shows Kulshan Creek kids how to use a compass.

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Chase Cuizon, 9, attempts to use the compass for the first time in Schriebers Meadow.

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Kulshan Creek kids cross bridge over Rocky Creek.

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Eric Dominguez,7 picks huckleberries along Park Butte Trail en route to Rocky Creek.

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Jonathan Suarez, 11, hugs brother Roberto, 5, on bus.

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Bus arrives at Schriebers Meadow trailhead.

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Kulshan kids run across Schriebers Meadow.

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Great vistas await you on the top of Artist Ridge Trail, like the view of Mt. Shuksan seen here.

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Great vistas await you on the top of Artist Ridge Trail, like the view of Mt. Baker seen here.

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Great vistas await you on the top of Artist Ridge Trail, like the view of Mt. Baker seen here.

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Kulshan Neighborhood Kids Rocio Mendoza, Daddianna Cuevas age 5, and Elizabeth Sanchez experience Artist...

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Don Gay, wildlife biologist, teaching the Kulshan Kids all they every wanted to know about mountain goats answering every question with a smile.

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Artist Ridge Trail head sign with Mt. Shuksan in the background.

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Debra Paul, forestry technician, explained to the kids how Heather Meadows was named; from all the Heather growing in the area.

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Mountain blueberries are ripe for the picking in the Heather Meadows area in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.

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The Alypia langtoni (Forester Moth) basking in the summer sun.

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David Droppers of Washington Butterfly Association hunts butterflies on the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.

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The Satyr Comma/Anglewing blends into the surrounding bark of the tree making it hard for preditors to spot.

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Uploaded on Aug 7, 2009

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