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Month: January 2016

January 29, 2016December 29, 2016 Emily Burns

Coast Redwood Forest’s Native Rose

January 15, 2016December 29, 2016 Emily Burns

Amazing (and Grisly) Wildlife Day at Orick Mill Site

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And the final species highlight of day is the fabulous coyote 🐾 #skyislandfotofauna
This raccoon reminds us that masks are cool #skyislandfotofauna
Check out the difference in coats! 🐾 #skyislandfotofauna

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  • I just backed The Golden Coati: Hard Enamel Pin on @kickstarter kickstarter.com/projects/doodl… 1 week ago
  • The sound of pile drivers during illegal wall construction is ringing through the canyons at Coronado National Fore… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 month ago
  • I’m watching construction trucks dumps loads of sediment off a cliff at Coronado National Monument where wall const… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 month ago
  • This is outrageous! #NotAnotherFoot twitter.com/laikenjordahl/… 1 month ago
  • Winter is slowing these coyote down one bit! Week in the Wash—December 24, 2020 youtu.be/CgkSYcfdyHk via @YouTube 2 months ago
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And the final species highlight of day is the fabulous coyote 🐾 #skyislandfotofauna
This raccoon reminds us that masks are cool #skyislandfotofauna
Check out the difference in coats! 🐾 #skyislandfotofauna
Send hooded skunks some love this morning 🦨🦨🦨🦨♥️ #skyislandfotofauna
Presenting Cottontails—my sister’s favorite @littlemonarchgarden #skyislandfotofauna
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