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Flocks arrive on the northern plains

May 6, 2016 by judyinalaska

Snow Geese

Greater White-fronted Geese

Newly arrived geese

Geese in front of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline

Owl watching the action

Greater White-fronted Geese & Sandhill Cranes

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