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Northern Spotted Owlets
Caspian Tern Delisting Event at East Sand Island
Joan Jewett, Chief of Public Affairs at USFWS Pacific Region.
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Caspian Tern Delisting Event at East Sand Island
Joan Jewett on camera discussing the delisting of Caspian Terns on East Sand Island.
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Caspian Tern Delisting Event at East Sand Island
Joan Jewett talking with a KGW News correspondent concerning the delisting of Caspian Terns on East Sand Island.
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Caspian Tern Delisting Event at East Sand Island
Joan Jewett on camera discussing the delisting of Caspian Terns on East Sand Island.
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Uploaded on May 17, 2013
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Caspian Tern Delisting Event at East Sand Island
Caspian Tern Delisting Event at East Sand Island
Caspian Tern Delisting at East Sand Island Event
Joan Jewett on camera discussing the delisting of Caspian Terns on East Sand Island.
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Uploaded on May 17, 2013
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Caspian Tern Delisting at East Sand Island Event
Joan Jewett on camera discussing the delisting of Caspian Terns on East Sand Island.
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Uploaded on May 17, 2013
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Klamath Tribes Mule Deer Research
Outfitting of adult female mule deer with GPS collar. Photo credit: Allen Cole
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Uploaded on May 13, 2013
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Klamath Tribes Mule Deer Research
Outfitting of adult female mule deer with GPS collar. Photo credit: Allen Cole
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Uploaded on May 13, 2013
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Klamath Tribes Mule Deer Research
Outfitting of adult female mule deer with GPS collar. Photo credit: Allen Cole
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Uploaded on May 13, 2013
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Klamath Tribes Mule Deer Research
Outfitting of adult female mule deer with GPS collar. Photo credit: Allen Cole
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Uploaded on May 13, 2013
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Klamath Tribes Mule Deer Research
Locations for radio-marked adult female mule deer during June 2006. Locations were taken from a GPS collar. Photo Credit: Rick Ward
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Klamath Tribes Mule Deer Research
Clover trap used to capture mule deer. Baited with alfalfa hay on winter range. Photo credit: Rick Ward.
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Dunlins
Shorebirds, like these dunlins, are converging on our coastal sites during their migration. Photo Credit: Dan Roby USFWS
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Uploaded on May 13, 2013
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Whimbrels
Whimbrels forage for worms and other tasty snacks located in the sands of Pacific coast beaches....
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Uploaded on May 13, 2013
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Shorebirds
The shorebirds are here! The Shorebirds are here! converging on our coastal and inland...
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Uploaded on May 13, 2013
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