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Around 6:00 PM on Friday June 5th the single egg laid in the osprey nest at the south end of Malheur NWR hatched. Sage and Willow have a chick!
Welcome to the world little one.
#osprey #ospreynest #sageandwillow #chickwatch #MalheurNationalWildlifeRefuge #MalheurFriends
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USFWS Refuge Law Enforcement Specialist, Officer John Megan, has a large assignment including Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge, and Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge. This is a combined 1 Million+ acres of public lands protected and managed for the primary benefit of wildlife including unique species from bobolink to pronghorn antelope!
While 'on the beat' he gets to explore and observe the beauty of this landscape. He took this video from atop a bluff, along a 2-track on BLM land situated above Mudd Lake, which he scans below.
#MalheurNationalWildlifeRefuge #muddlake #WildlifeOfficer #greatbasin
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