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Wildlife viewing in Oregon's Greater Hart-Sheldon | Explore Central Oregon

The Greater Hart-Sheldon, a region anchored by Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge and Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge, provides essential habitat for hundreds of animals who depend on sagebrush plants, including pronghorn, greater sage-grouse and the pygmy rabbit. California Bighorn sheep occupy the refuge, primarily around steep, rocky cliffs of the Hart Mountain refuge. As early as June, hundreds of thousands of birds will flock to the northwest corner of the Greater Hart-Sheldon

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May is peak northbound migration month for the Lower Mainland.

UW Medicine infectious disease expert Dr. Helen Chu addresses bird flu concerns

Recent bird flu outbreaks among dairy cows and the detection of the H5N1 virus in farm animals nationwide have raised concerns about potential human risks.

A Big Bird Party

The Best Spot To See A Big Migratory Bird Show Is 30 Minutes From LA

Increased Wildlife HPAI Detection Raising Concerns of Spread

Mississippi River flyway: Spring bird migration is underway

Here's everything you need to know about the important Mississippi River flyway — and when and where to see birds amid their long journey.

Water bond would benefit farmers and rare San Joaquin Valley grasslands area

“Increasingly dry years are in our future, and it will not be long until we find ourselves facing drought conditions once again.”

5 things to know about the Mississippi Flyway as spring bird migration begins