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These pictures were taken over Labor Day weekend 2009 only 65 miles from Panama City Beach. Dog Island is small at 6.8 miles in length, accessible only by boat, ferry or airplane. The Nature Conservancy owns most of the island and there is only one hotel, the Pelican Inn
This is probably the only intact example of this habitat type in the U.S. This is part of a restoration project headed up by Maxwell Pons of The Nature Conservancy. Jaguarundis have been spotted at this particular location.
Ormond Beach Wetlands
Oxnard, California
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This guy flushed about five feet from me, never did settle down anywhere close enough to get a good shot. He kept landing just out of range in the same three spots when I tried to approach, hence the fairly heavy crops below. I didn't want to stress him too much so I didn't try for very long. I went back to the area to try a stake-out a couple times after the week of heavy rains that came shortly after these shots were taken, but I didn't locate the bird again.
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Activists for birds and wildlife
Fall colors at Ramsey Canyon Preserve, part of the Nature Conservancy. Taken outside the town of Sierra Vista, located in southern Arizona.
A great blue heron visits wetlands at Florence Shelly Preserve in Susquehanna County, Pa., on Aug. 2, 2016. The 357-acre preserve is owned by the Nature Conservancy and features forest, fields, a stream, and a glacial pond surrounded by a floating bog. (Photo by Will Parson/Chesapeake Bay Program)
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An elk bull, cow and calf (Cervus elephus nelsoni) running on The Nature Conservancy's Zumwalt Prairie Preserve in NE Oregon. Winter 2002
“The Ohio Street project is the first of many RebuildIndy projects that will feature environmentally friendly components and emphasizes the priority of my administration on creating a sustainable future for Indianapolis,” said Mayor Ballard. “Through the Office of Sustainability and the RebuildIndy program, I am committed to making Indianapolis one of the most sustainable cities in the Midwest.”
A Zone-tailed Hawk patrols the riparian woodlands above The Nature Conservancy's Hassayampa River near Wickenburg, Arizona during April 2011.
A species of Blackberry (Rubus sp.), probably Sand Blackberry (Rubus cuneifolius). Moody Forest WMA, Appling County, Georgia.
Dripping Springs Natural Area in the Organ Mountains near Las Cruces, New Mexico. Originally called "Van Patten's Mountain Camp," Dripping Springs Resort was butil by Colonel Eugene Van Patten in the 1870s and was popular among the rich and famous around the turn of the 20th century. After falling into ruin and changing hands several times, the property was eventually purchased by the Nature Conservancy and transferred to the Bureau of Land Management.
Fall colors at Ramsey Canyon Preserve, part of the Nature Conservancy. Taken outside the town of Sierra Vista, located in southern Arizona.
These pictures were taken over Labor Day weekend 2009 only 65 miles from Panama City Beach. Dog Island is small at 6.8 miles in length, accessible only by boat, ferry or airplane. The Nature Conservancy owns most of the island and there is only one hotel, the Pelican Inn
Digiscoped with Zeiss 85 mm Diascope and fixed 30x eyepiece, and a homemade attachment so I could handhold the camera.