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Releasing Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae
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Be Informed. Buy Informed.
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California Condor Release
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Monarch Butterflies
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Quick slow-mo video of a #CaliforniaCondor taking flight at the Santa Barbara Zoo yesterday. Enjoy!
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Condor Country, the first ever endangered species mobile game is now available free for downloading on both Android (from Google Play) and iOS devices (from Itunes app store). Help bring condors back from the brink as you raise chicks, release them in the wild, and manage your growing flock. Visit bit.ly/2dtfcTt! Here's what our regional director, Paul Souza, had to say about the game:
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Meet Comber, a green sea turtle who was rescued from cold ocean waters in Canada, successfully rehabbed, and released this morning. These turtles are listed as threatened, so we worked with Vancouver Aquarium and Sea World San Diego to ensure this turtle made it back to the wild. Wish Comber good luck on his journey!
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Tule Elk on the San Luis National Wildlife Refuge
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What's that bugling outside my window? Oh, it's Tule Elk! September 8 was anything but a normal day in the office at the San Luis NWR Complex Administrative Officer Tracey Germino was at her desk working hard, but she couldn't focus because of the sounds outside her window. She approached the window and saw a dominant bull elk and a large group of cows and calves. Lucky for us, she recorded it! The elk are a year-round presence on the Refuge, but opportunities to witness and capture up-close footage like this are uncommon. The San Luis NWR features a five-mile auto tour route for viewing the elk that is open to the public every day. The Refuge will be celebrating its annual Tule Elk Day with public tours and presentations on October 8th. Learn more about Tule Elk Day: www.fws.gov/refuge/san_luis Oh, and make sure your speakers are turned down. The bugling is pretty loud. :-)
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#StopWildlifeCrime
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Happy #NationalWildlifeDay!
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Rufous Hummingbird
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