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Squaw Creek NWR

Squaw Creek NWR

November 21, 2012December 22, 2019 Frank Comisar Leave a comment

This is the time of year to visitSquaw Creek NWRin Northwest Missouri. I go several times each year and spend as much time as possible there in late fall and early winter. It is a major rest stop for migrating water fowl each fall and spring, and as such, hundreds of bald eagles also find […]

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Yellowstone’s Harlequin Ducks

Yellowstone’s Harlequin Ducks

May 31, 2012December 22, 2019 Don Getty 2 Comments

Typically Harlequin Ducks are found in coastal waters but in the spring they do migrate inland. Yellowstone National Park is thought of as being the southern most inland area where you can find them. Harlequins prefer fast moving water, which makes LeHardy Rapids an ideal spot to find them. But, timing is everything. This section […]

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North Atlantic Right Whales off of Cape Cod

North Atlantic Right Whales off of Cape Cod

April 6, 2012December 22, 2019 Carol Duke 1 Comment

It was a rare day in March . . . with temperatures in the 60’s . . . and rarer still . . . for experiencing endangered right whales off the tip of Cape Cod . . . just out from Race Point Lighthouse. What a joy to see thirty or more whales feeding, frolicking […]

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