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Tundra swans, Cygnus columbianus  in flight,  Edwin B. Forsythe Wildlife Preserve, November 29, 2013. Tundra swans are not endangered and may actually be increasing in numbers. They breed on the tundra, as their name suggests, but are common on the coasts of the United States during their migration across the country.
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Tundra swans, Cygnus columbianus in flight, Edwin B. Forsythe Wildlife Preserve, November 29, 2013. Tundra swans are not endangered and may actually be increasing in numbers. They breed on the tundra, as their name suggests, but are common on the coasts of the United States during their migration across the country.

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  • Canada geese, goslings, May, Phippsburg Maine
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  • Canada geese, goslings, May, Phippsburg Maine
  • Turkey Vulture eating Gray squirrell road kill, Phippsburg, Maine
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  • Wild Turkey in my Phippsburg, Maine coastal garden with a garden statue in the snow
  • Wild Turkey in my Phippsburg, Maine coastal garden with a garden statue in the snow
  • Wild Turkey in my Phippsburg, Maine coastal garden with a garden statue in the snow
  • Wild Turkey in my Phippsburg, Maine coastal garden with a garden statue in the snow
  • American crow with ice and snow frozen around its eye and head during winter storm Hercules, January 3, 2014, Phippsburg, Maine
  • Wild Turkey in my Phippsburg, Maine coastal garden with a garden statue in the snow
  • A wedge of Canada Geese flying before the moon, December, Phippsburg Maine Popham Beach State Park
  • A wedge of Canada Geese flying before the moon, December, Phippsburg Maine Popham Beach State Park
  • Tundra swans, Cygnus columbianus  in flight,  Edwin B. Forsythe Wildlife Preserve, November 29, 2013. Tundra swans are not endangered and may actually be increasing in numbers. They breed on the tundra, as their name suggests, but are common on the coasts of the United States during their migration across the country.
  • Tundra swans, Cygnus columbianus  in flight,  Edwin B. Forsythe Wildlife Preserve, November 29, 2013. Tundra swans are not endangered and may actually be increasing in numbers. They breed on the tundra, as their name suggests, but are common on the coasts of the United States during their migration across the country.
  • Tundra swans, Cygnus columbianus  in flight,  Edwin B. Forsythe Wildlife Preserve, November 29, 2013. Tundra swans are not endangered and may actually be increasing in numbers. They breed on the tundra, as their name suggests, but are common on the coasts of the United States during their migration across the country.
  • Eastern Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo silvestris)                 Wild turkeys were nearly exterpated from Maine. They were re introduced in Maine in 1977. Since then, their population has flourished.  I see them frequently here on coastal Maine.
  • Flock of Eastern Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo silvestris)   feeding on salt marsh, October, Phippsburg Maine. Wild turkeys were nearly exterpated from Maine. They were re introduced in Maine in 1977. Since then, their population has flourished.  I see them frequently here on coastal Maine.
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