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Red-bellied woodpeckers tend to pair up early in the year and begin excavating their nest cavities in March and April. Watch for pairs searching for the perfect nest location and mutually tapping on trees. Photo courtesy of Gordon Garcia.pic.twitter.com/Ijzky8SF98
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Our proposed rule aims to define the scope of the
#migratorybirdtreatyact to provide regulatory certainty to the public, industries, states, tribes & other stakeholders. The public comment period is now open. http://ow.ly/XQEP50ycpwj Golden-cheeked warbler by Steve Maslowski/USFWSpic.twitter.com/cT8Gk7fcuz
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Today in 1973, Elton John had a hit with “Crocodile Rock.” They may not dance, but American crocodiles for sure rock. They aren’t showing off their big teeth. Sunning themselves with their mouths open, or "gaping," helps them regulate their body temperature. Photo by USFWSpic.twitter.com/N1Lg9qD1K3
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Have you ever said to yourself? “Wow, that is a beautiful crayfish?” Well, meet the blue crayfish, a species of burrowing crayfish. Burrowing crayfish help our environment by aerating soil, recycling nutrients among the soil layers and providing habitat to other species.pic.twitter.com/QK34njZGd1
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The hairy woodpecker is very similar to its smaller counterpart, the downy woodpecker. But look at that enormous beak! The hairy uses its large beak to drill directly into the trunks of trees, whereas the downy is often limited to the smaller branches.
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Thanks
@RobWallace_FWP for acknowledging our awesome@USFWS employees in the@USFWSSouthwest at Bahia Grande NWR! Sounds like you had a productive trip.https://twitter.com/RobWallace_FWP/status/1222333769593577472 …
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Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven” was published today in 1845, but these birds are awesome, not creepy. When flying, ravens roll, dive and flip. They are also known to drop sticks and then dive and catch them, all in midair. Photo by Tom Koerner/USFWSpic.twitter.com/Aqh3ZcY6BC
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We work with partners to restore habitat for brook trout, an indicator of the health of the water it inhabits. Many brook trout suggests a healthy environment while a decline indicates loss of quality habitat or of cool, clear water they need. Photo by Ryan Hagerty/USFWSpic.twitter.com/pJ4WsKC12o
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Adult valley elderberry longhorned beetles eat the nectar, flowers and leaves of elderberry bushes. Eggs are laid on elderberries, and larvae live inside the stems before emerging as adults. What are some other “picky eaters” of the wildlife world? http://ow.ly/EAJx50y5Sd2 pic.twitter.com/fYY2dDmtSx
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FWS wildlife inspectors prevented approximately 15,000 live invasive mitten crabs from entering the U.S. during Operation Hidden Mitten. Mitten crabs are one of North America’s most invasive species. Thanks to
@CBP for their assistance with this case. http://ow.ly/TUij50y47qx pic.twitter.com/rY2687SPbX
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Coral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean but are home to 25% of all known marine species. They also protect our coastlines from wave action and tropical storms. Coral reef at Palmyra Atoll
#WildlifeRefuge http://ow.ly/dnAW50xXshF in the Pacific. /Jim Maragos, USFWSpic.twitter.com/PGLiBRp5hm
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"Joe Exotic" Sentenced to 22 Years for Murder-For-Hire and for Violating the Lacey Act and Endangered Species Acthttps://go.usa.gov/xdYTW
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Sunset over Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge contains one-third of Maryland's tidal wetlands, which are important ecologically and for the storm protection they provide. Photo by Patricia McGuire http://www.sharetheexperience.org pic.twitter.com/OPXACfPnTN
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This thirteen-lined ground squirrel has a message for all the squirrel haters! These squirrels get a bad reputation for digging up yards, but they can also be helpful, eating garden pests, insects and even mice.
#SquirrelAppreciationDay Photo by Grayson Smith/USFWSpic.twitter.com/A9PUAR1FyX
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Don’t miss out! The sky is putting on free shows every night! Get outside and soak in that beauty. Kilauea Point
#NWR is home to albatross, nēnē, tropicbirds, boobies, shearwaters, and more. Ready to plan your sunset? http://ow.ly/2kj950xXqww
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Working to recover the red-cockaded woodpecker: http://ow.ly/wgpQ50xXzih pic.twitter.com/n9ZBpuch4R
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The raccoon is a very good climber and can go down a tree backward or face-first. This raccoon at Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge in North Carolina doesn’t look like it’s going anywhere after finding a spot in the hollow of this red maple. Photo by Beverly Meekinspic.twitter.com/P1U6K2R7pD
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Although it can kill large prey, such as mule deer fawns or coyote pups, the golden eagle generally eats small to midsize reptiles, birds and mammals. A golden eagle confronts a desert bighorn sheep at Desert National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada. Photo by USFWSpic.twitter.com/JBLsGWCOf9
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Good thing the at-risk gopher tortoise doesn’t lock its doors! Or have any. More than 300 other birds, reptiles, amphibians and insects, including the threatened eastern indigo snake, use tortoise burrows for protection and shelter. The burrows can be 40 feet long. Photo by FWCpic.twitter.com/TSMmtbLY19
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Are you looking at me? asks this Wyoming toad, one of North America's most imperiled amphibians. Saratoga National Fish Hatchery works to help recover this endangered species. More and more, fish hatcheries are raising more than fish. http://ow.ly/2kAI50xTVEr Photo by USFWSpic.twitter.com/BRczo9K9Ni
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