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File:American Avocet 2.jpg

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English: American Avocets ( Recurvirostra americana) at Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, Great Salt Lake, Utah
Date before 14 August 2005
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  • Title: Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
  • Creator: USFWS Photo
  • Source: WV - 00316 - Refuge Centennial
  • Publisher: U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
  • Contributor: NATIONAL CONSERVATION TRAINING Centre-PUBLICATIONS AND TRAINING MATERIALS
  • Rights: (public domain)
  • Subject: avocet, bird, birds, refuges, wading birds,
  • Available: December 13 2002
  • Issued: December 10 2002
  • Modified: June 16 2005)
Author U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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