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Tidepools offer habitat for multiple marine species.

Photo: Catherine Frock

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During breeding season, the raucous calls of western gulls can be overwhelming.

Photo: Nikki Roach

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Common Murres lay one egg on bare rock on cliff faces.

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Elephant seals often find their way up on the island to rest.

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A closeup of a male elephant seal.

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The bright red feet of Pigeon Guillemonts contrast sharply with their dark feathers.

Photo: Nikki Roach

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Native plants like these sand spurries do exist on the Southeast Farallon Island.

Photo: Catherine Frock

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California Academy of Sciences Web Cam on the Farallon Islands

Last Updated: Feb 25, 2013

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Farallon National Wildlife Refuge is managed as part of the San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Complex.

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