Down the Devil's Hole at Ash Meadows to Save the Rare Pupfish | Outdoor Nevada
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Down the Devil's Hole at Ash Meadows to Save the Rare Pupfish | Outdoor Nevada
Join host Connor Fields as he explores the rare and remarkable Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Southern Nevada. From crystal-clear springs to endangered species found nowhere else on Earth, this episode of Outdoor Nevada dives deep into one of the most ecologically unique places in the Mojave Desert. Alongside experts from the U.S. Fish ...
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A wonderful time of the year to visit Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge! Approximately, 30min from the Town of Pahrump! We shot this a couple years ago for "Pahrump Tourism", and enjoyed wild life, streams and beautiful fall colors. The visitor center is amazing. Why you're out there you should stop by. As it starts to cool down, October & November are wonderful times to go out and enjoy Ash Meadows! #pahrumpnevada #VisitPahrump #travel #familyfun #outdoors #pahrump #pahrumpnv #pahrumptourism
A wonderful time of the year to visit Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge! Approximately, 30min from the Town of Pahrump! We shot this a couple years ago for "Pahrump Tourism", and enjoyed wild life, streams and beautiful fall colors. The visitor center is amazing. Why you're out there you should stop by. As it starts to cool down, October & November are wonderful times to go out and enjoy Ash Meadows! #pahrumpnevada #VisitPahrump #travel #familyfun #outdoors #pahrump #pahrumpnv #pahrumptourism
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Ash Meadows NWR "If you don’t live in southern Nevada or eastern California, you may not be familiar with this U.S. Fish and Wildlife refuge located on the state line between Pahrump, Nevada and Death Valley National Park in the golden state. The refuge is the largest oasis in the Mojave Desert, containing ponds, springs and seeps within its 24,000 acres. I have spent a lot of time out there honing the craft of nature recording because one can encounter three distinct variations of natural sound
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Ash Meadows NWR "If you don’t live in southern Nevada or eastern California, you may not be familiar with this U.S. Fish and Wildlife refuge located on the state line between Pahrump, Nevada and Death Valley National Park in the golden state. The refuge is the largest oasis in the Mojave Desert, containing ponds, springs and seeps within its 24,000 acres. I have spent a lot of time out there honing the craft of nature recording because one can encounter three distinct variations of natural sound
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SOUND ON: When you’re on shuffle and your favorite song plays. #immaculatevibes 🎶😎 Owls bob their heads to better judge the distance and position of things around them. Since they have fixed eyes, they’re unable to move their eyeballs like us so resort to these very snazzy head-bobbing moves. Owls can also rotate their necks 270 degrees in each direction without hurting themselves. How inspirational.👏🦉 Video of a great horned owl (Bubo virginianus) at Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in
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