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A wild trukey roams the grounds of the Morton National Wildlife Refuge. BRANDON B. QUINN PHOTOS
Mile-A-Minute
an invasive plant species growing on the trees seen here
has taken over Morton National Wildlife Refuge of late. The refuge's biologists are trying to introduce a new insect species that feeds exclusively on Mile-A-Minute to control the spread. BRANDON B. QUINN PHOTOS
Scattered feathers
evidence of a freshly killed bird
seen lying just off the trail to the beach. BRANDON B. QUINN PHOTOS
Even on a beautiful day
the beach at the Morton National Wildlife Refuge is underutilized by residents
according to the staff at the refuge. BRANDON B. QUINN PHOTOS
Morton National Wildlife Refuge is home to a variety of bird species
making it a prime location for recreational bird watchers. BRANDON B. QUINN PHOTOS
Visitor services manager Jody Demeyere taking in the scene at the beach of the Morton National Wildlife Refuge. BRANDON B. QUINN PHOTOS
Visitor services manager Jody Demeyere taking in the scene at th
Brandon B. Quinn on Jul 31, 2013