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  1. Taken well before sunrise. I could barely see to focus. Kettle Pond is just beyond the trees.

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  2. Little Tupper Lake, in the Adirondack Mountains, from atop the esker. Mature red pines (Pinus resinosa), some two centuries old, some with fire scars, dominate the esker to the left, and its continuation at the far end of the curving beach. To the right is a peat bog formed where the esker partitioned off a shallow par...

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  3. This is believed to be Sonoma County's oldest surviving farm building still in its' original rural setting. The new offices of the Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation. Part of the in progress Laguna Learning Center. www.lagunadesantarosa.org Will open in a new tab or windowThe Laguna de Santa Rosa is the second largest freshwater wetland in C...

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  4. Green Bottom Wildlife Management area is a 1096 acre tract on land once part of a plantation owned by Confederate General Albert Gallatin Jenkins. Land at Green Bottom WMA ranges from farmland, hardwood forest, open water to wetlands. Over 100 species of birds are commonly seen in the area, making it a popular locatio...

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  5. Green Bottom Wildlife Management area is a 1096 acre tract on land once part of a plantation owned by Confederate General Albert Gallatin Jenkins. Land at Green Bottom WMA ranges from farmland, hardwood forest, open water to wetlands. Over 100 species of birds are commonly seen in the area, making it a popular locatio...

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  6. Ecological monitoring of a site through time.

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        0.61 Gigapixels
        Added
        January 23, 2012
        Date Taken
        January 20, 2012
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