Our community has chosen! These posts all made the biggest splash during the month they were posted, and they represent a year of wildlife. From across the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service these posts demonstrate a glimpse of what resonated the most with our Facebook audiences.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service works to conserve, protect and enhance wildlife across the country. We wanted to recap the most popular stories and photos from the year according to our Twitter community. They aren't all pretty, some are serious, some are funny but they represent a year in wildlife tweets.
While bats may get misunderstood, they are actually animals that are impressively complex in their relationships. To put it short, they inspire my #squadgoals. Now, I should clarify that a squad is a group of friends and squad goals are something to live up to. This is a term I didn't really understand until I perused several articles about it. But basically, they take social to a whole new level and look cool while doing it.
The USFWS National Wildlife Refuge System is celebrating National Wildlife Refuge Week! Find and visit a refuge near you or share your photos at a refuge by tagging your post with #mywildliferefuge. Here are twenty beautiful photos submitted by people tagging the refuges they visit!
Forests on national wildlife refuges can be dangerous for some, but they enable survival for others. Where would you stand on the food chain?
Shorebirds sure are cool. As we all lug our coolers and lawn chairs to the beach this summer, it's easy to overlook these amazing birds that often travel as far (or way way farther) than we do to enjoy what the beach has to offer. In many cases, this means a place to gather food or raise young. We've posted a number of cute chicks on the beach as a reminder that there are a ton of fun and important things going on at the beach! Whether you plan to lounge with your beach read, swim, or play volleyball-- please remember that you are sharing the beach with these incredible shorebirds.
Across America, we have a vast variety of all sorts of different animals. All of these animals, protected by the National Wildlife Refuge System, have tons of personality. Which are you most like?
We have at least 19 species of superb owls that touch down in North America. We've selected 11 of them that would make an awesome team. There are many attributes that make owls fascinating and unique, and also potentially good at football, so let's take a look at a few. No matter who you're hooting for, you win if you know about these owls.
When we asked our Facebook community to share any photos they had taken with birds on signs, we never thought we would see such a hilarious collection. Birds pick the darnedest places to perch and we wanted to share a few of them with you.
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