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  1. RT @NEGameandParks If you love turkey hunting, check out the NWTF's new official Facebook fan page. http://bit.ly/uRjRt #wildlife is 4every1
  2. RT @KWesleyHowe Favord Pennsylvania trout stream gets a habitat boost: By MARCUS SCHNECK, #Wildlife 4 Everyone.#Nature http://bit.ly/30vISL
  3. #Wildlife For Everyone Endowment Foundation, established to provide permanent private #support for wildlife http://bit.ly/30vISL
  4. Antlers generally begin to grow in March or April,cease growing by August or early September and are shed every year. #wildlife is 4 every1
  5. Spikes are more common in yearling deer than older ones because antler growth starts at a time when the young buck’s body is still growing.
  6. Deer can run at 40 mph for short bursts and maintain 25 miles per hour for longer periods & are capable of jumping 9' high and 25' wide.
  7. The white-tailed deer was so named because the underside of its tail is covered with white hair. In PA the ave adult bulk weighs 140pounds
  8. RT @visitPA Central PA is spectacular for leaves changing. RT. 45 is a beautiful Drive with great places to stay along the way.
  9. A hare’s digestive tract differs structurally from a rabbit and newborn hares are precocial in contrast to hairless, blind cottontail young.
  10. Snowshoe hares have longer ears, larger feet, and a rangier build that a rabbit.
  11. Although closely related to the more abundant cottontail, the snowshoe is not a true rabbit.
  12. Snowshoe hares are related to rabbits but differing in several important ways. Snowshoe describes the animal’s huge, furry hind feet.
  13. If you find an injured eagle or osprey or hear of one, call the PA Game Commission. Injured birds can often be treated and rehabilitated.
  14. Scarlet tanagers nest state-wide in PA and are more common than many people think. #wildlife is for everyone
  15. Scarlet tanagers leave PA in September and early October and migrate mainly through the Caribbean lowlands of Middle America.
  16. Often #Eagles return to the same nest year after year, adding a new layer of sticks, branches and cornstalks,grass, moss, twigs, & weeds.
  17. The bald #eagle was chosen the United States’ national symbol in 1782. At that time, an estimated 25,000 lived in what is now 48 states.
  18. Hacking is a falconer’s term for maintaining a young bird in a semi-wild condition, providing food until it can fend for itself.
  19. The PA Game Commission removed 88 eaglets from nests in Saskatchewan, raised & released them through hacking. #Wildlife is for Everyone
  20. Woodchucks are closely related to tree/ground squirrels, chipmunks, prairie dogs and marmots. They're 20 - 26" including a bristly 6" tail.