U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Meet the Northern Gannet The largest indigenous seabird in the North Atlantic, the northern gannet spends - Cape Gannet - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Meet the Northern Gannet The largest indigenous seabird in the North Atlantic, the northern gannet spends Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-07-21 10:46:45 Open Document File Size: 141,44 KB Share Result on Facebook Company BP / / Facility Theodore Oiled Wildlife Rehabilitation Center / / IndustryTerm oil spill / metal federal leg bands / oil spill response / / NaturalFeature Gulf Coast / Gulf of Mexico / Gulf of St. Lawrence / Atlantic Coast / New England coast / / Organization U.S. Coast Guard / National Bird Banding Lab / Theodore Oiled Wildlife Rehabilitation Center / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / / Person Colin White / Michelle Bellizzi / J.B. Nelson / / / Position wildlife rehabilitation specialist / photo Petty Officer / noted researcher / / ProgrammingLanguage FL / / ProvinceOrState Texas / Newfoundland / Florida / Quebec / / Region Gulf Coast / New England / North Atlantic / Northeast Mexico / Gulf of Mexico / / URL http / SocialTag Zoology Deepwater Horizon oil spill Oil spill Bird Ornithology Emergency management Cape Gannet Gannets Seabirds BP

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Meet the Northern Gannet The largest indigenous seabird in the North Atlantic, the northern gannet spendsAdd to Reading List