From Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge:
Check this out! Migrating waterfowl find areas with open water to relax and refuel for their long journey. They have many ways to stay warm in cold water, including their layers of feathers. Their down feathers keep their body insulated while their oily outer feathers keep their down feathers dry. Photo: Migrating Waterfowl by Larry Palmer.
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Showing posts with label Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge. Show all posts
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Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Monday, December 5, 2016
First Snow Fall
From Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge:
Take a look at this frosty landscape! The first winter snow turned the refuge into a beautiful winter wonderland this weekend. In the winter, whenever there is fresh snow, it's fun to look for recent animal tracks. Photo: First Snow Fall by Larry Palmer.
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Take a look at this frosty landscape! The first winter snow turned the refuge into a beautiful winter wonderland this weekend. In the winter, whenever there is fresh snow, it's fun to look for recent animal tracks. Photo: First Snow Fall by Larry Palmer.
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