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- American Bittern
- Wading birds; Birds;
- The American Bittern is found all across the country but prefers habitats that include freshwater wetlands with tall emergent vegetation where they can hide. Although you may not see them, you would have no problem hearing them as Bitterns have a...
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- Family Fishing
- Boating; Fishing;Recreation;
- The Fish and Wildlife Service is a member of Sport Fishing and Boating Partnership Council (SFBPC). The purpose of the SFBPC is to: "conserve, restore, and enhance the quality, function, sustainable productivity, and distribution of aquatic...
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- Recreational Boating
- Boating; Fishing; Recreation;
- The Fish and Wildlife Service is a member of Sport Fishing and Boating Partnership Council (SFBPC). The purpose of the SFBPC is to: "conserve, restore, and enhance the quality, function, sustainable productivity, and distribution of aquatic...
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- Bass Fishing
- Boating; Fishing; Recreation;
- The Fish and Wildlife Service is a member of Sport Fishing and Boating Partnership Council (SFBPC). The purpose of the SFBPC is to: "conserve, restore, and enhance the quality, function, sustainable productivity, and distribution of aquatic...
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- Family Recreation
- Boating; Fishing; Recreation;
- The Fish and Wildlife Service is a member of Sport Fishing and Boating Partnership Council (SFBPC). The purpose of the SFBPC is to: "conserve, restore, and enhance the quality, function, sustainable productivity, and distribution of aquatic...
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- Fish and Wildlife Service worker holding red wolf pups
- Captive breeding; Employees (USFWS); Endangered species; Mammals; Reintroduction; Wildlife management; Wildlife restoration;
- Fish and Wildlife Service worker holding two endangered red wolf pups at St Vincent National Wildlife Refuge in Florida where early captive breeding program was conducted. Vertical. For more information about this species visit...
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- Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, Florida
- Birds; Wildlife refuges;
- Pelican Island NWR, Titusville, Florida: Pelican Island is officially the first national wildlife refuge, established in 1903 by Executive Order of President Theodore Roosevelt to protect not only the pelicans but also herons, egrets, cormorants,...
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- Wetland Restoration
- Wetland restoration;
- Creating wetlands and restoring wildlife habitat on lands overlooking historic Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge. 2002
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- Canada geese on water
- Birds; Migratory birds; Waterfowl; Aquatic environments; Wetlands
- Two Canada geese on water at the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Aerial of Pelican Island National Wildlife refuge
- Wildlife Refuges; Aerial photography; Aquatic environments; Aquatic birds;
- Aerial looking south over Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, Florida.
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- Sand dune
- scenics; Grasses; Work of the Service; Wildlife refuges;
- Lying along a peninsula between the Gulf of Mexico and Mobile Bay, the six units of Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge consists of varied coastal habitat including changing sand dunes. Here one can find such interesting species as the...
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- Wood Stork
- Birds; Endangered species
- Endangered wood storks are among the many species of wading birds that can be found on Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Rainbow over Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge
- Wildlife Refuges;
- A rainbow shines over Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge
- Birds; Wildlife refuges;
- Brown pelicans perch barely above the water line on Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge.
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- J. N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
- Wading birds; Birds; Wildlife refuges
- Gumbo limbo, Jamaica caper, strangler fig, red mangrove and white and black), night-blooming cereus, sea grapes, and cabbage palms . . . the plants that vegetate Ding Darling Refuge evoke a sense of the exotic and mysterious.
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- Fly Fishing at Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
- Recreation; Wildlife refuges
- Fly Fishing at Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
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- Feeding Fish in Hatchery Raceway
- Resource management; Fisheries management
- FEEDING FISH IN A HATCHERY. A fisheries biologist distributes food to fish in the hatchery raceways.
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- Red cockaded woodpecker habitat restoration
- Wildlife refuges;
- FWS employee coring timber to promote red-cockaded woodpecker nests.
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- Painting at Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
- Wildlife refuges; Recreation;
- Painting at Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
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- Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge
- Endangered species; Mammals; Wildlife refuges;
- As its name suggests, the Florida Panther Refuge was established to protect the critically endangered Florida panther, a local subspecies of mountain lion. It is thought that there are fewer than 50 of these animals remaining. Recent...
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