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December 19, 2016

Berry Merry Christmas!

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A male varied thrush, close relative to a robin, does his berry picking at the Lewiston Wildlife Habitat Area. Photo by Stan Gibbons of Lewiston on Dec. 7, 2016.

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We watched as the geese walked together right in between all the cows and the cows looked on with curiosity as to what was going on. Taken December 5, 2019 near New Meadows, Oregon by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

Is this the Meeting Place?

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Kitty almost had more than he could handle. Photo by Dan Aeling of Lapwai.

So close

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This female goldfinch is one of a flock at Chief Timothy Park west of Clarkston that can't find seeds so make do by eating buds on shrubs and trees. Date: 03-05-2017 Where: Chief Timothy Park at Silcott Island Photographer: Nan Vance

Goldfinch eating buds

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Snow geese take flight from a stubble field along the road to Mann Lake on October 29. Photo by Stan Gibbons of Lewiston.

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Stan Gibbons found this deer hanging out at Hellsgate State Park on 11-21- 2020.
A Ruby-Crowned Kinglet shows his red crest at Hells Gate State Park. These common birds often go unnoticed because of their small size, green plumage and secretive habits. Also, the crest is generally lowered and difficult to see. Photographed by Stan Gibbons of Lewiston on 2/15/2015.
A view of Redbird Beach from the Washington shore on the Snake River about 10 miles south of Lewiston. Photo by Stan Gibbons of Lewiston on 10/23/2015.
Migrating black-necked stilts flying over Mann Lake. Stilts have the second longest legs in proportion to body size of all birds, only flamingos are longer. Photo by Stan Gibbons on 4-24-2018.
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