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| Our 4th day -- birding out in the Refuge | Malheur Wildlife Refuge is quite beautiful and full of birds, even in July |
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| Another kind of purple thistle lines levee roads | Great Horned Owl seen at Refuge Headquarters |
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| The Malheur Wildlife Refuge is over 97,000 acres and streches for miles | |
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| We biked the tour road but most people drive it | One of the cool ranch signs |
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| Wetlands and cinder cones make for an interesting Refuge | A Ruddy Duck and nine ducklings |
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| Another fine Rickert meal -- baked chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans and cole slaw | |
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| Owen taking a photo of a buck down the road | We got lost taking a shortcut to Diamond on our 6th day |
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| Arriving in Diamond Valley where bikes are the only traffic | |
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| A couple cool Diamond Valley mailboxes | |
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| Owen hauled around his humongous Nikon camera on his bike | Finally arrived in Diamond, population 5 |
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| It was sweltering and we looked for shade anywhere we could find it | |
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