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Johnson Lakes Canyon: Birds, Pollinators, Dragonflies, and Other Species Observations

6.11.17
Grazing, Land conservation, National monuments

In three days at Johnson Lakes Canyon, Thomas Meinzen observed 49 bird species, 13 butterfly species, eight dragonfly species, four damselfly species, five species of reptiles and amphibians, and five species of mammals.

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