White Shield area wildlife
Submitted Photos
Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
Submitted Photos
Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
Submitted Photos
Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
Submitted Photos
Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
Submitted Photos
Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
Submitted Photos
Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
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- Submitted Photos Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
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- Submitted Photos Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
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- Submitted Photos Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
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- Submitted Photos Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
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- Submitted Photos Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
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- Submitted Photos Karen LoneFight, a contributor to The Minot Daily News took these photos of wildlife near White Shield. Clockwise, from top left, are a female pintail duck, mule deer buck, painted turtles, western kingbird, bull moose and marbled godwit. Photos by Karen LoneFight
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