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Just because it's cold doesn't mean there is no life outside. Here are six #BayCritters best seen in winter: https://t.co/vZcEUDWlwO
#DYK? The tundra swan is one of only two native swan species in North America. Learn all about it here: https://t.co/ebRtHCeLSI #BayCritters https://t.co/bZUjWL46UI
Check out these tundra swans, they're making their way down to the Bay https://t.co/fz6gcHcHug #ChesBay
Happy #WorldShorebirdsDay! Learn all about these #baycritters in our Field Guide: https://t.co/pGZnV4nZa3 #WildlifeWednesday
Great egrets are the largest of the Bay region's three egret species. Learn more: https://t.co/eFd2gcWEnT #BayCritters https://t.co/xQbpMsehB1
The monarch butterfly's bright orange and black wings signal to predators that it's poisonous: https://t.co/6roTKps2Ap #BayCritters
The hickory shad visits the Chesapeake Bay each spring to spawn in freshwater rivers. #FishFactFriday https://t.co/7JfKkzmORD
Burrfish aren't good swimmers and move by squirting water out of their gill openings. #BayCritters #FishFactFriday https://t.co/QWpF9WZDHl
The woodchuck's fur is yellowish-brown to brown, with a slightly frosted look. #BayCritters #WildlifeWednesday https://t.co/tPq1nCrSMp
Woodchucks have one litter of two to six young per year. #BayCritters #WildlifeWednesday https://t.co/xgmDkngsiZ
Lined seahorses are the only seahorses that lives in the Chesapeake Bay. #BayCritters #FishFactFriday https://t.co/TCXFGbIA1D
The name "hogchoker" comes from farmers who used to feed this fish to their hogs. #BayCritters #FishFactFriday https://t.co/TeyWAaRUQj
Mummichog have been introduced to ponds as a natural method of mosquito control. #BayCritters #fishfactfriday https://t.co/HbPrIFIUOt
Lion’s mane jellyfish (aka "winter jellyfish") visit the region from late November through March. #BayCritters https://t.co/1hxwTNtv2j
When it gets cold outside, we layer up, turn on the heat and stay inside. But what do #BayCritters do? https://t.co/GcTfaHn85W
In good conditions, a bobwhite pair can have 2-3 broods in one breeding season. #wildlifewednesday #BayCritters https://t.co/59Y0jvH3VX
American black bears are the most common bears throughout North America #BayCritters
Lion’s mane jellyfish that visit the Bay are similar in size to sea nettles, ~4-6 inches in diameter. #BayCritters https://t.co/c9b0opCWl6
The largest lion’s mane jellyfish had a body 7-feet in diameter and tentacles that were 120 feet long! #BayCritters https://t.co/WggqmClwOk
The red fox can run close to 30 mph and jump close to six feet high #BayCritters
Although some types of puffers are poisonous, the northern puffer is not. #fishfactfriday #BayCritters https://t.co/JZApxeUett
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