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Large numbers of snow geese fly out at sunrise into an orange sky reflected in the water below at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico.

Wildlife Wonders

Bird Festival Planner

A medium-size bird with black and white feathers and a long tail standing on a rock in a field

Visiting a National Park? Try a National Wildlife Refuge, Too

A grassy marsh with open water in the foreground and a pine forest in the background

IRA-Funded Projects in Eastern North Carolina Announced

2 long-legged, black & white wading American Avocets with long-up-curved bill

American Avocet

Tall white bird (app. 4 feet) with long black legs and yellow bill holding a large mullet fish

Great Egret With Fish

Tundra swan in flight on a clear day.

Bird of the Month �� Tundra Swan

Brown, white striped stretched-neck American Bittern with long sharp bill looking straight up in a frozen stance has great camouflage coloring next to thick brush and bushes

American Bittern

Two different species of small gray, white and brown shorebirds feed together on green moss/algae covered rocks

Dunlin & Least Sandpiper

Tall, black/pink legged, white and pink feathered bird standing in water. Has a large/long spoon-shaped bill.

Roseate Spoonbill

Small white brown and black bunting holding tan stalk of sea oats while standing ion sand .

Endangered Species Act

Snow Bunting Without the Snow

A flock of white and blue geese standing in shallow water

Flock of white Ibis, tall, pink-legged, long-curved pink bill wading bird standing on shore

Keep an Eye on the Ibis

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A grassy marsh with open water in the foreground and a pine forest in the background

IRA-Funded Projects in Eastern North Carolina Announced

Large numbers of snow geese fly out at sunrise into an orange sky reflected in the water below at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico.

Wildlife Wonders

Bird Festival Planner

A medium-size bird with black and white feathers and a long tail standing on a rock in a field

Visiting a National Park? Try a National Wildlife Refuge, Too

2 long-legged, black & white wading American Avocets with long-up-curved bill

American Avocet

Tall white bird (app. 4 feet) with long black legs and yellow bill holding a large mullet fish

Great Egret With Fish

Tundra swan in flight on a clear day.

Bird of the Month �� Tundra Swan

Brown, white striped stretched-neck American Bittern with long sharp bill looking straight up in a frozen stance has great camouflage coloring next to thick brush and bushes

American Bittern

Two different species of small gray, white and brown shorebirds feed together on green moss/algae covered rocks

Dunlin & Least Sandpiper

Tall, black/pink legged, white and pink feathered bird standing in water. Has a large/long spoon-shaped bill.

Roseate Spoonbill

Small white brown and black bunting holding tan stalk of sea oats while standing ion sand .

Endangered Species Act

Snow Bunting Without the Snow

A flock of white and blue geese standing in shallow water

Flock of white Ibis, tall, pink-legged, long-curved pink bill wading bird standing on shore

Keep an Eye on the Ibis

Large wading pink and white bird in shallow grey water, long spoon-shaped bill

In the Pink on Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge

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