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Working to conserve, protect, and restore wild and working landscapes

Week #43 Birds and Waterways

Robert Kunicki / October 21, 2019

Waterways serve many functions for birds such as foraging, drinking, preening, and navigation.

Categories: Willits Mitigation
Bright Red Wild Rose Hips
The Western Gray Squirrel


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