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  1. September 4, 2011, Goleta, California, UCSB, Coal Oil Point, Devereux slough birding area IMG_5351_10 110904 Goleta Devereux slough birding area ICE rm stitch98.jpg

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  2. This large slough is home to wildlife of all kinds, including elk, one of which is browsing on the far shore.

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  3. 110128 January, 2011, Goleta, California, Ellwood beach at low tide with Devereux slough and Coal Oil Point to the east (right) with the Santa Ynez Mountains are in the background. The Santa Barbara Channel and Pacific Ocean are at low tide. The oil tanks on the bluff take oil from the offshore platform, then load th...

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  4. 101113 Devereux Slough south end birds at Pacific Ocean, Goleta, California. Part of the Coal Oil Point Natural Preserve run by the University of California, Santa Barbara. The endangered small Snowy Plover nests in this area.

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  5. Various birds, Great and Snowy Egrets, Double-crested Cormorants, and others, at north end of the Devereux Slough, at the Coal Oil Point Natural Reserve, run by UCSB, University of California Santa Barbara, in Goleta, California

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  6. Dotted thoughout the dry interior Cariboo plateau, many shallow lakes and sloughs look like this. The rocks and boulders around here are volcanic and many are coated with bright orange-red lichens. Here's the link to the same pic in Panoramio: www.panoramio.com/photo/25121209 Will open in a new tab or window This is a half size image tha...

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