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- Bettles and the Koyukuk River
- Villages; Wildlife refuges; Rivers and streams; Aerial photography; photography;
- Bettles is considered the access point to the Kanuti Refuge. It is located on the Koyukuk River just north of the Kanuti Refuge boundary.
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- Bettles Light and Power Building
- Villages; Wildlife refuges;
- Bettles is considered the access point for the Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge. It is located just north of the Refuge boarder.
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- Bettles Light and Power Plant
- Villages; Wildlife refuges;
- Bettles is considered the access point to the Kanuti Refuge. It is located on the Koyukuk River just north of the Kanuti Refuge boundary.
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- Bettles Log Cabin
- Villages; Wildlife refuges;
- Bettles is considered the access point for the Kanuti Refuge. It is located on the Koyukuk River just north of the Kanuti Refuge boundary.
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- Bettles Power and Light Buildings
- Villages; Wildlife refuges;
- Bettles is considered the access point for the Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge. It is located just north of the Refuge boarder.
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- Bettles Trading Post
- Villages; Wildlife refuges;
- Bettles is considered the access point for the Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge. It is located just north of the Refuge boarder.
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- Bird handling instruction
- Bird banding; Birds; Connecting people with nature; Employees (USFWS); Marine birds; Shorebirds; Surveying;
- Fish and Wildlife Service employee Kevin Keeler communicates proper bird handling techniques to a volunteer during a banding and surveying event.
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- Bird pen
- Bird banding; Birds; Shorebirds; Surveying;
- Bird pen is set up on a spoils island off the coast of North Carolina for the purpose of banding and surveying young terns.
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- Bird pen
- Birds; Bird banding; Shorebirds; Surveying;
- Young terns are corralled in a pen for banding.
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- Bird sanctuary signage
- Signs; Wildlife refuges;
- Egmont Key is located at the mouth or entrance to Tampa Bay. There are no bridges connecting it to St. Petersburg (to the north) or Anna Maria Island (to the south). Access is limited to watercraft only
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- Bird tagging
- Bird banding; Birds;
- NCTC Deputy Director Jim Willis, handles a Royal Tern while participating in a bird banding/survey event conducted on New Dump Island located in the Core Sound just off the town of Atlantic N.C.
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- Birdwatching
- Birdwatching; Wildlife refuges;
- A group of men stand birdwatching at the Long Lake National Wildlife Refuge located in North Dakota.
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- Birdwatching
- Birdwatching; Wildlife refuges;
- A group of four men birdwatch from the sandy shore at the Long Lake National Wildlife Refuge located in North Dakota.
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- Black bear in the bushes
- Mammals; Similarity of Appearance (Threatened); Wildlife refuges;
- Close-up image of a black bear in vegetation.
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- Black oystercatcher
- Birds; Shorebirds; Aquatic environments;
- Shorebirds are a diverse avian group. These groups form the 49 species of shorebirds that are common in North America. They generally have small bodies, long, thin legs and no webbing on their feet.
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- Black-footed ferret
- Captive breeding; Endangered species; Equipment; Human impacts; Mammals; Wildlife; Monitoring; Reintroduction; Wildlife management; Wildlife restoration;Wildlife refuges
- Black-footed ferret at borrow entrance investigating scientific equipment laying on ground. The black-footed ferret is one of the most endangered mammals in North America. For more information about the status of black-footed ferrets visit...
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- Black-Footed Ferret (captive)
- Endangered species;Mammals;Partnerships
- This photo was taken at the Black-Footed Ferret Recovery Program in Colorado. The black-footed ferret is considered to be the rarest mammal in North America. In 1988, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service developed...
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- Black-Footed Ferret (captive)
- Endangered species;Mammals;Partnerships
- These photos were taken at the Black-Footed Ferret Recovery Program in Colorado. The black-footed ferret is considered to be the rarest mammal in North America. In 1988, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service developed the "Black-footed Ferret...
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- Black-Footed Ferret (captive)
- Endangered species;Mammals;Partnerships
- This photo was taken at Black-Footed Ferret Recovery Program in Colorado. The black-footed ferret is considered to be the rarest mammal in North America. In 1988, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service developed the "Black-footed Ferret...
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- Black-Footed Ferret (captive)
- Endangered species;Mammals;Partnerships
- This photo was taken at Black-Footed Ferret Recovery Program in Colorado. The black-footed ferret is considered to be the rarest mammal in North America. In 1988, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service developed the "Black-footed Ferret...
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