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Red Rock Lakes Natl Wildlife Refuge

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Mother and Juvenile Pronghorn in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Montana, June 14, 2008. She will stimulate her young to empty their bladder and bowel and will consume the waste. This keeps the young relatively odor-free and safer from predators.
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Mother and Juvenile Pronghorn in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Montana, June 14, 2008. She will stimulate her young to empty their bladder and bowel and will consume the waste. This keeps the young relatively odor-free and safer from predators.

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  • Moose cow (Alces alces shirasi) ponders the photographer at Red Rock Creek in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge in mid-February, 2011. Montana
  • Two moose yearlings lie in the snow along Elk Springs Creek in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge in mid-February. Montana
  • Moose cow (Alces alces shirasi) eats from willows in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge in mid-February. Montana
  • Moose in Fall
  • Muskrat at Lower Red Rock Lake dam. June 28, 2010
  • Badger in Rock Rock Lakes Wildlife Refuge
  • Columbian Ground Squirrel picked up a cracker I had dropped at the Upper Lake Campground in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge. June 18, 2008. (Spermophilus columbianus)
  • Juvenile Pronghorn (Antelope) (Antilocapra americana)hiding in grass in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Montana, June 14, 2008.
  • Juvenile Pronghorn feeding in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Montana. The Pronghorn is the only species in their family, not just genus. June 14, 2008.
  • Mother and juvenile Pronghorn in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Montana. The pronghorn outruns all his predators and are only exceeded by the African cheetah in speed(45 mph). June 14, 2008.
  • Mother and Juvenile Pronghorn in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Montana, June 14, 2008. She will stimulate her young to empty their bladder and bowel and will consume the waste. This keeps the young relatively odor-free and safer from predators.
  • Pronghorn (sometimes called Antelope, though not a true Antelope) at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge with Montana mountains in the background. June 12, 2007
  • Pronghorn in Red Rock National Wildlife Refuge, Montana. June 15, 2008.
  • Pronghorn (Antelope) in field of Lupine wildflowers in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Montana. July 10, 2009
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  • Male Pronghorn in Red Rock Lakes Wildlife Refuge, June 2007
  • White-tailed Deer in front of Mount Taylor and near Upper Red Rock Lake in February in Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge. The were two of 7 that were browsing.
  • Male deer at forest's edge at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge. July 9th, 2010.
  • Nemesis Mountain closeup
  • Red Rock Creek along Elk Lake Road with fall-colored Willows, Red Rock National Wildlife Refuge. Sep 2012. Montana.
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