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The area has a number of Federal and State wildlife refuges within 3 hour drive of Idaho Falls.
We are located in a flyway for many waterfowl and shorebirds. Some of these birds stay and nest in the refuges
The refuges provide sanctuary for a variety of wildlife that can be photographed. The Photographs of owls, deer, moose, elk,
swans, eagles, red foxes, sandhill cranes, coyote, and porcupine are some of the wildlife. Many birds fly thru the refuges and a few nest.
The refuges provide bird lists and some are at the refuges.
Bear Lake Bird List |Camas Bird List |National Elk Refuge Bird List |Red Rock Lakes Bird List |Bear River Bird List
You can contact the refuges for best times to view birds. Refuges also close some areas for bird nesting.
| Camas National Wildlife Refuge Hamer, ID | Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge,Montpelier, Idaho | Market Lake Wildlife Refuge, Roberts, Idaho | National Elk Refuge Wildlife Refuge Jackson, WY |
| Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Lakeside, MT | Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, Brigham City, UT | Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area,Farmington, Utah | |
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Barn: Red rock Lakes |
Eagle: Farmington Bay |
Porcupine: Camas |
Red Rock Lakes a Storm |
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Elk Refuge |
Market Lake |
Bear Lake |
Camas |
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Yellowstone National Park |Grand Teton National Park |Craters of the Moon National Monument |City of Rocks National Reserve
|Bureau of Land Management |Targhee National Forest |Salmon/Challis National Forest |Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area |
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