Admin | June 24, 2010
By Wilma Young Welcome to Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge. Today you will be walking the Woodland Trail. We can’t know in advance all the things you will encounter on the trail, but we can give you an idea of the possibilities and probabilities. Before you begin your walk, just as your car turns off the [...]
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Tags: Assateague Beach, Assateague Island, Atlantic flyway, Atlantic Ocean, Black Rat Snake, Chincoteague, Chincoteague Island, chincoteague national wildlife refuge, chincoteague wild ponies, delmarva fox squirrel, eagles, Eastern shore, Great Horned Owl, Hognose Snakes, life saving station, lighthouse, Loblolly Pine, maritime forest, Poison Ivy, Red-Backed Salamander, Sika., southern leopard frogs., U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, virginia, Warblers, woodpeckers
Admin | January 21, 2010
By Brianna Bowden I have lived near Assateague Island in Virginia all my life. Most of my ancestors were born nearby, on Chincoteague Island and many have lived there for years. I have visited them often over the years and have been to the beautiful Assateague Beach many times. But today I got to see [...]
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Tags: ancestors, Assateague Island, brianna bowden, canada geese, delmarva fox squirrel, glassy ibis, sika elk, snapping turtle, snowy egrets, virginia
