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US Fish and Wildlife
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USFWS
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is dedicated to the conservation, protection and enhancement of fish, wildlife and plants, and their habitats.
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San Diego Refuges
@SanDiegoRefuges
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Ew, #GROSS - the yuckiest wildlife are the most interesting: fws.gov/refuges/featur… pic.twitter.com/XlG3Xh9RL3
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USFWS Refuge System
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Real-life photo that looks to be right out of a storybook. Savannah Coastal Refuge Complex, Ga and SC bit.ly/2OZksyX Photo: Margaret Thomas Coley pic.twitter.com/KWMPaBnyWy
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US Fish and Wildlife
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From breathtaking travel to returning home-- the remarkable journey of a loggerhead sea turtle: bit.ly/2sYqc3y pic.twitter.com/SVDNTZAt6d
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USFWS Midwest Region
@USFWSMidwest
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American white pelicans often fly in evenly spaced lines or V formations. Their necks are doubled back against their shoulders in flight, unlike swans or geese which fly with necks outstretched. flic.kr/p/Gd4g7m
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Rocky Mountain Arsenal NWR
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UPDATE: Crews began our annual black-footed ferret surveys last night. They located, trapped, and vaccinated FIVE (5) new wild-born kits. We also trapped a Kangaroo rat! (Illustration by Louis Agassiz Fuertes (1874-1927)). pic.twitter.com/Y3Wt8TiMjl
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US Fish and Wildlife
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When you’re the first one to arrive at a party 🙃🐏🎉.
📷: Bighorn sheep ram in #sagebrush steppe by Katie Theule/ #USFWS pic.twitter.com/BVoRhpUA7C
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FWS Pacific Southwest
@USFWSPacSWest
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The tule elk rut has brought a surprise this year, a late calf was just discovered at the San Luis National #WildlifeRefuge. This calf, covered with spots & still a little wobbly was born a tad outside the normal calving season of April - early June. #HappyFriday
📷:Doug Ridgway pic.twitter.com/5opoSyJnQh
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Forest Service NW
@ForestServiceNW
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This curious pine marten, found along the Pacific Crest Trail, was an eager subject for Michelle McClane as she was hiking earlier this week pic.twitter.com/ehJwfrgM4j
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US Fish and Wildlife
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Spreading milkweed and not the myths to help the monarch butterfly: bit.ly/2ocLNow
Photo: Monarch caterpillar on common milkweed by Joanna Gilkeson/Milkweed by Courtney Celley/USFWS pic.twitter.com/oj5eFNWbxI
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US Fish and Wildlife
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US Fish and Wildlife
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Yes! Here’s more information: fws.gov/refuge/Nationa…
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US Fish and Wildlife
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As the smallest subspecies of white-tailed deer, the Key deer are pretty small. This little one, just born in early July was about the size of a large cat. She or he was following mom and another smaller deer around National Key Deer Refuge.
Photo: Kristie Killam/USFWS pic.twitter.com/A9Fy6Zl9Ev
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US Fish and Wildlife
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They don’t have the strong talons that you’d see on a raptor.
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USFWS Northeast
@USFWSNortheast
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DYK eastern screech owls can range in color from gray to reddish brown? Their unique colors and patterns help them camouflage into their surroundings. Photos by Graham McGeorge and Herb Houghton #TriviaTuesday pic.twitter.com/bqUbbXC1rg
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US Fish and Wildlife
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Beautiful!!
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US Fish and Wildlife
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Summertime means you may get to see a number of marvelous insects - which ones are you seeing and hearing?
Photos: Danielle Brigida/USFWS pic.twitter.com/SI8lkLoLCJ
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US Fish and Wildlife
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Have you ever wondered how many waterfowl there are in North America? We have an answer for you: 41.2 million (give or take a few)!
Check out the Waterfowl Status Report: bit.ly/2MZMQ3k pic.twitter.com/60Fr11r4a8
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US Fish and Wildlife
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Eww gross! Things that gross us out often also fascinate and amuse us, too.
“One of our volunteers took this picture of an osprey pooping as it’s about to fly off... it was comedy gold!" Read for more amusement: bit.ly/2wf2pNC
Photo by Alan Howe pic.twitter.com/ZFrI3gq3Oq
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USFWS MigratoryBirds
@USFWSBirds
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Have you wondered how many waterfowl there are in North America? We have an answer for you: 41.2 million (give or take a few)! You can learn more by reading our just-released Waterfowl Status Report. bit.ly/2MZMQ3k pic.twitter.com/swK9qoAAoE
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Ducks Unlimited
@DucksUnlimited
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2018 Waterfowl Population Status - Total populations were estimated at 41.2 million breeding ducks in the traditional survey area, 13 percent lower than last year’s estimate of 47.3 million and 17 percent above the LTA.
Species-by-species breakdown: bit.ly/2wgsBav pic.twitter.com/yRtyeckouc
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