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Wildlife Of Grasslands National Park: A Sanctuary For Prairie Species

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An illustration of a fictional flag. Embroidered on the flag is the sun setting behind a shield. There is an image of a plant with blue water and blue sky behind it. Grasslands National Park is written on the shield.

Grasslands National Park, located in southern Saskatchewan, is one of Canada’s mfost ecologically significant protected areas. Unlike the country’s mountainous or forested parks, Grasslands preserves a rare and fragile ecosystem—the mixed-grass prairie—and proovides a vital refuge for an array of wildlife, including endangered species, iconic mammals, and unique birds.

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The quiet magic of a rain-soaked zoo | Australia Zoo Life

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This YouTube video was produced by The Australia Zoo.

Bindi and Chandler share some of their favourite sights and sounds of Australia Zoo in the rain. Enjoy the calm & cozy sounds of this beautiful rainy day.

Here at Australia Zoo we are home to over 1200 beautiful animals and 400 staff. Join us as we give you a behind the scenes look at all the action. From new additions to animal highlights, our awesome zoo crew and fabulous zoo celebrations. We’ll get you up close and personal with Australia Zoo Life!

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Pine Warbler: A Preference For Pines

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This YouTube video was produced by the American Bird Conservancy.

The Pine Warbler is an aptly-named species, rarely seen away from its namesake trees, where it gleans rather sluggishly among the foliage and sings its dreamy-sounding song from the canopy.

The nominate race of this wood-warbler breeds and winters entirely within North America. (Two subspecies are resident in the Caribbean Islands.) Although other warbler species, including the Yellow-rumped Warbler and Common Yellowthroat, also winter in North America to some extent, none do so as completely as the Pine Warbler.

The Pine Warbler is able to remain in North America during

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