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The Pacific Region for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service includes Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii and other Pacific Islands.

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2 weeks ago

About 90-140 million birds are predicted to migrate across the U.S. each night this weekend!

Lights at night can be very disorienting to birds during their long spring migration. To help prevent deadly bird collisions, turn off or dim unnecessary lights!

Graphic: BirdCast

About 90-140 million birds are predicted to migrate across the U.S. each night this weekend! Lights at night can be very disorienting to birds during their long spring migration. To help prevent deadly bird collisions, turn off or dim unnecessary lights! Graphic: BirdCast
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2 weeks ago

A big shout out to volunteer extraordinaire, Carol Maude!

In 2022, she began volunteering for Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuges as a trail steward. Carol loves showing visitors the amazing birds and wildlife that call Oregon Islands home. ๐Ÿ“ธ: USFWS

A big shout out to volunteer extraordinaire, Carol Maude! In 2022, she began volunteering for Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuges as a trail steward. Carol loves showing visitors the amazing birds and wildlife that call Oregon Islands home. ๐Ÿ“ธ: USFWS #NationalVolunteerMonth
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2 weeks ago

Portrait mode!

Columbian white-tailed deer pause amid the bright spring growth in southwest Washington, along the lower Columbia River.

USFWS photo: Jake Bonello

Portrait mode! Columbian white-tailed deer pause amid the bright spring growth in southwest Washington, along the lower Columbia River. USFWS photo: Jake Bonello
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3 weeks ago

Seen any yellow-bellied marmots lately?

These rock-loving squirrels usually emerge from hibernation by early March in the Pacific Northwest.

Photo: Brian Henderson

Seen any yellow-bellied marmots lately? These rock-loving squirrels usually emerge from hibernation by early March in the Pacific Northwest. Photo: Brian Henderson
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3 weeks ago

About 50-70 million birds are predicted to migrate across the U.S. each night this weekend!

Lights at night can be very disorienting to birds during their long spring migration. To help prevent deadly bird collisions, turn off or dim unnecessary lights.

Graphic: BirdCast

About 50-70 million birds are predicted to migrate across the U.S. each night this weekend! Lights at night can be very disorienting to birds during their long spring migration. To help prevent deadly bird collisions, turn off or dim unnecessary lights. Graphic: BirdCast
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