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| | Black Canyon Wilderness - Wildlife Viewing In Wilderness Areas | | Black Canyon Wilderness incorporates a variety of ecosystems ranging from dense forests to rugged canyons. |
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| | Bridge Creek Wilderness - Wildlife Viewing In Wilderness Areas | | The Bridge Creek Wilderness is characterized by steep terrain, open meadows, forested slopes, and barren plateaus called scab flats. |
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| | Deschutes National Forest - Bird Watching, Wildlife Viewing In National Forests | | The Deschutes National Forest encompasses more than 1.6 million acres extending 100 miles along the east side of the Cascade Mountains. The forest is a scenic backdrop of volcanic mountains and alpine forests, dense evergreen forests, mountain lakes, caves, desert areas, and alpine meadows. The Forest attracts more than 8 million people every year who come to camp, fish, hike, hunt, ski, and enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities. |
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| | Haystack Reservoir - Bird Watching | | The reservoir area encompasses 271 acres of land and 233 acres of water surface, with 5 miles of shoreline. Available species of fish in the reservoir include largemouth bass, crappie, rainbow trout, kokanee, brown trout, and brown bullhead. The expanse of water attracts waterfowl such as common loon, horned grebe, red-necked grebe, and eared grebe during migration. Other rare species that have been reported seen are trumpeter swan, surf scoter, black-necked stilt, sanderling, bald eagle, osprey, and eastern kingbird. |
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| | Mill Creek Wilderness - Wildlife Viewing In Wilderness Areas | | Mill Creek Wilderness contains deep canyons, towering pinnacles and opportunities for solitude. A unique feature of this wilderness is the pair of volcanic plugs called Twin Pillars. |
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