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Brown & white loon stands in water flapping its wings

Red-throated Loon

Brown pelican stands on waters edge of sandy beach with wings wide open and the Atlantic Ocean crashing behind, surrounded by other brown pelicans and herring gulls who are also standing on the sand.

Brown pelicans and herring gulls

Gray, brown & white well-camouflaged owl squeezed into a tree hollow of similar colors

Flock of white snow geese cover the sky over Pea Island Refuge

Flock of pintails

Brown & white raptor stands above a white bird meal with basically only feathers remaining

small warbler, gray, yellow & white standing on branch

Northern Parula

Brown striped yellow & brown dragonfly resting on a green plant

Halloween pennant dragonfly

a woman wearing a service uniform shows a turtle to a small boy

Tried-and-true friend: Cindy Heffley

Two royal terns, white with black crest and orange bills facing each other on sandy beach

black & white tall bird on long pink legs standing in shallow water an d mud

Black-necked Stilt

Bright yellow edged and orange flowers

Indian Blanket in Bloom

Two small mostly white birds with black eyes walk on a sandy beach

Wildlife Wonders

The Beach, Wildlife and You

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Brown pelican stands on waters edge of sandy beach with wings wide open and the Atlantic Ocean crashing behind, surrounded by other brown pelicans and herring gulls who are also standing on the sand.

Brown pelicans and herring gulls

Gray, brown & white well-camouflaged owl squeezed into a tree hollow of similar colors

Flock of white snow geese cover the sky over Pea Island Refuge

Flock of pintails

Brown & white raptor stands above a white bird meal with basically only feathers remaining

small warbler, gray, yellow & white standing on branch

Northern Parula

Brown striped yellow & brown dragonfly resting on a green plant

Halloween pennant dragonfly

a woman wearing a service uniform shows a turtle to a small boy

Tried-and-true friend: Cindy Heffley

Two royal terns, white with black crest and orange bills facing each other on sandy beach

black & white tall bird on long pink legs standing in shallow water an d mud

Black-necked Stilt

Bright yellow edged and orange flowers

Indian Blanket in Bloom

Two small mostly white birds with black eyes walk on a sandy beach

Wildlife Wonders

The Beach, Wildlife and You

small brown plywood tent on sand with white/black terns and tern babies under wood

Mystery Solved - What Are the Wooden Structures in the Bird Closures at Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge?

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