U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Mountain-Prairie Region Flickr Update

Latest update from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Mountain-Prairie Region Trumpeter swans at LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge 11/02/2020 06:32 PM EST USFWS Mountain Prairie posted a photo: National Wildlife Refuges have played a key role in the restoration of trumpeter swans in many locations. This photo is of trumpeter swans flying back to roost on LaCreek NWR in SW South Dakota. Trumpeter swans were moved from Red Rock Lakes NWR in Montana to LaCreek NWR in the 1960s. They eventually found the sea of grass and wetlands to the south on private ranches and several National Wildlife Refuges (Valentine and Crescent Lake NWRs) in the Nebraska Sandhills. They have been steadily increasing in numbers and expanding their range since. Photo: Trumpeter swans in the pink glow after sunset, headed back to roost for the night on LaCreek NWR. Tom Koerner/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Trumpeter swans at LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge 11/02/2020 06:32 PM EST USFWS Mountain Prairie posted a photo: National Wildlife Refuges have played a key role in the restoration of trumpeter swans in many locations. This photo is of trumpeter swans flying back to roost on LaCreek NWR in SW South Dakota. Trumpeter swans were moved from Red Rock Lakes NWR in Montana to LaCreek NWR in the 1960s. They eventually found the sea of grass and wetlands to the south on private ranches and several National Wildlife Refuges (Valentine and Crescent Lake NWRs) in the Nebraska Sandhills. They have been steadily increasing in numbers and expanding their range since. Photo: Trumpeter swans in the pink glow after sunset, headed back to roost for the night on LaCreek NWR. Tom Koerner/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Trumpeter swans at LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge 11/02/2020 06:32 PM EST USFWS Mountain Prairie posted a photo: National Wildlife Refuges have played a key role in the restoration of trumpeter swans in many locations. This photo is of trumpeter swans flying back to roost on LaCreek NWR in SW South Dakota. Trumpeter swans were moved from Red Rock Lakes NWR in Montana to LaCreek NWR in the 1960s. They eventually found the sea of grass and wetlands to the south on private ranches and several National Wildlife Refuges (Valentine and Crescent Lake NWRs) in the Nebraska Sandhills. They have been steadily increasing in numbers and expanding their range since. Photo: Trumpeter swans in the pink glow after sunset, headed back to roost for the night on LaCreek NWR. Tom Koerner/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Trumpeter swans at LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge 11/02/2020 06:32 PM EST USFWS Mountain Prairie posted a photo: National Wildlife Refuges have played a key role in the restoration of trumpeter swans in many locations. This photo is of trumpeter swans flying back to roost on LaCreek NWR in SW South Dakota. Trumpeter swans were moved from Red Rock Lakes NWR in Montana to LaCreek NWR in the 1960s. They eventually found the sea of grass and wetlands to the south on private ranches and several National Wildlife Refuges (Valentine and Crescent Lake NWRs) in the Nebraska Sandhills. They have been steadily increasing in numbers and expanding their range since. Photo: Trumpeter swans in the pink glow after sunset, headed back to roost for the night on LaCreek NWR. Tom Koerner/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Trumpeter swans at LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge 11/02/2020 06:32 PM EST USFWS Mountain Prairie posted a photo: National Wildlife Refuges have played a key role in the restoration of trumpeter swans in many locations. This photo is of trumpeter swans flying back to roost on LaCreek NWR in SW South Dakota. Trumpeter swans were moved from Red Rock Lakes NWR in Montana to LaCreek NWR in the 1960s. They eventually found the sea of grass and wetlands to the south on private ranches and several National Wildlife Refuges (Valentine and Crescent Lake NWRs) in the Nebraska Sandhills. They have been steadily increasing in numbers and expanding their range since. Photo: Trumpeter swans in the pink glow after sunset, headed back to roost for the night on LaCreek NWR. Tom Koerner/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Trumpeter swans at LaCreek National Wildlife Refuge 11/02/2020 06:32 PM EST USFWS Mountain Prairie posted a photo: National Wildlife Refuges have played a key role in the restoration of trumpeter swans in many locations. This photo is of trumpeter swans flying back to roost on LaCreek NWR in SW South Dakota. Trumpeter swans were moved from Red Rock Lakes NWR in Montana to LaCreek NWR in the 1960s. They eventually found the sea of grass and wetlands to the south on private ranches and several National Wildlife Refuges (Valentine and Crescent Lake NWRs) in the Nebraska Sandhills. They have been steadily increasing in numbers and expanding their range since. Photo: Trumpeter swans in the pink glow after sunset, headed back to roost for the night on LaCreek NWR. 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