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Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge

Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
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Monarch butterfly lights on a stem as rain drops fall.

How Wildlife Refuges Improve Water Quality

A black bear stands on its hind legs, facing camera.

Land Management

Donation to Refuge Benefits Community

Three different looking small birds feed at a hanging tray bird feeder.

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To Feed or Not to Feed Wild Birds

Brown, black & white raccoon swimming across a canal

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Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Water Management Plan

One white cup-shaped flower with crimson base sounded by green leaves

Swamp Rose Mallow

A family of raccoons walk across a dirt road

Bright blue indigo bunting perched atop bright green-leafed branch

Light purple upright stem of Pickerelweed blossoms surrounded by large green leaves

Wildlife Wonders

Pickerelweed with Bee

Beautiful turquoise, black, yellow striped butterfly, with red and blue highlights near a violet flower on a green leafy stalk

Zebra Swallowtail

White bunches of app. 1" diameter flowers scattered over a 5 foot tall green shrub

American Elderberry

Small, bright yellow & brown bird sits on branches in front of bright red whirlygig seed pod clusters

Yellow Palm Warbler

Yellow & red flowers on a brown woody vine

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One white cup-shaped flower with crimson base sounded by green leaves

Swamp Rose Mallow

A family of raccoons walk across a dirt road

Bright blue indigo bunting perched atop bright green-leafed branch

Light purple upright stem of Pickerelweed blossoms surrounded by large green leaves

Wildlife Wonders

Pickerelweed with Bee

Beautiful turquoise, black, yellow striped butterfly, with red and blue highlights near a violet flower on a green leafy stalk

Zebra Swallowtail

White bunches of app. 1" diameter flowers scattered over a 5 foot tall green shrub

American Elderberry

Small, bright yellow & brown bird sits on branches in front of bright red whirlygig seed pod clusters

Yellow Palm Warbler

Yellow & red flowers on a brown woody vine

A dump truck tips a load of gravel onto a gravel road bordered in field and forest.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Job Opening in Eastern North Carolina

Iridescent blue, white, black and gray tree swallow standing on tree branch

A dump truck tips a load of gravel onto a gravel road bordered in field and forest.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Job Openings in Eastern North Carolina

White and pink bell-shaped flowers hand from brown branches

Highbush Blueberry

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