162 Free Photos of Us Fws

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FWS female biologists

History of NIFC

national forest

Dr. Robert Fisher US Geological Survey

landscape nature

Black Forest Creek - US Air Force Academy

landscape nature

Lark Bunting nestlings at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Photo credit: Clark Jones / USFWS

Preble's jumping mouse

wildlife nature

Draining hatchery ponds at Valley CIty NFH

History of NIFC

national forest

Western Bluebird Chick

wildlife nature

Lassics lupine in bloom

Quino pod

Attracting Walleye Fry Using Light

wildlife nature

Pods before quino larvae

A release pod with Quino larvae

Male Lark Bunting carrying food to nestlings at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Clark Jones / USFWS

Partners

Susan Wynn places pod on the landscape

Lassics lupine shown in comparison to a pencil

Close up of Lassics lupine flowers

Transferring Quino larvae into a release pod

The group working diligently to release Quino larvae

Pods are staged while the site is set-up

Tools Used at a Hatchery Pond

wildlife nature

Quino larvae

Working efficiently to place larvae into release pods

Educational sign to encourage trail users to stay on the trail

Lassics lupine habitat in Six Rivers National Forest

Partners arrive at the release site

Quino larvae

Lassics lupine is found only in Six Rivers National Forest

Surveying for salt marsh bird's beak

Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae

Partners at Huntington Beach Wetlands Conservancy

Lassics lupine spotted beneath pine needles and other debris

Releasing Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae in San Diego County

Surveying for salt marsh bird's beak

Surveying for salt marsh bird's beak

Lassics lupine showing off its white and pink petals

Lassics lupine as seen next to another plant for comparison of size

View of Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae release site from above

Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae

Lassics lupine behind protective fencing in Six Rivers National Forest

First kids to use the lab room at the visitor center

Pods are staged and await quino larvae at San Diego National Wildlife Refuge

U.S. Fish and WIldlife Service Susan Wynn with Quino release pod

Lassics lupine behind protective fencing in Six Rivers National Forest

The larvae release site at San Diego National Wildlife Refuge

Partners discuss recovery of salt marsh bird's beak

Susan Wynn, USFWS Biologist, places pod under a pre-selected bush

Lassics lupine behind protective fencing in Six Rivers National Forest

Susan Wynn, biologist for USFWS, and Pete Famolaro, biologist with Sweetwater Authority, releasing Quino

Susan Wynn, USFWS Biologist, explains the Quino captive-breeding and release program to John Wilkens

Rock Creek Basin Greenback Cutthroat Trout Restoration Sign

wildlife nature

Hiking into the release site with Quino larvae

Brandon Rowley, San Diego Zoo Global, ties a Quino release pod to a plant at San Diego National Wildlife Refuge

John Martin of San Diego National Wildlife Refuge, readies all supplies needed to place pods on the refuge

Quino checkerspot butterfly larvae release end result. Signs were placed near each set of pods to encourage refuge visitors not to disturb the sleeping larvae.

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military vehicle

Conura dema?, U, Maryland, side 2015-07-10-16.46.28 ZS PMax UDR

animals insects

Triepeolus concavus, M, back, Dorchester Co, MD 2015-09-01-11.47.37 ZS PMax UDR

arthropod animals

Triepeolus concavus, M, face, Dorchester Co, MD 2015-09-01-12.11.29 ZS PMax UDR

Triepeolus concavus, M, side, Dorchester Co, MD 2015-09-01-12.34.25 ZS PMax UDR

arthropod animals

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