Humbolt Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Nearly the entire western population of black brant, 200,000 strong, stops at Humboldt Bay Refuge to feed on the abundant eelgrass during migration. Black-necked stilts, such as these, are among the many shorebirds and waterfowl that are found here. Several hundred harbor seals haul out here in midwinter to bear their young.

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