Desktop Wallpaper: Endangered species

By Mark W. Kaelin March 27, 2012, 12:57 AM PDT

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Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle

ntThere are over 1000 endangered species of wildlife tracked by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. This photo gallery provides you with just a taste of the plants and animals on that list.

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Desert tortoise

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Fender's Blue Butterfly

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Laysan Duck Hen with Four Ducklings

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Giant Garter Snake

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Yello Shouldered Blackbird

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Yellowcheek Darter

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Adult Condor in flight

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Riparian woodrat

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Leatherback Turtle

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Florida Panther

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Manatee

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Oregon Silverspot Butterfly

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Northern Spotted Owl

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Gray Wolf

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Hawaiian Monk Seal with Pup

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Mission Blue butterfly-male

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Black-Footed Ferret

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Beautiful goetzea (Matabuey)

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North Park phacelia flowers

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Mark W. Kaelin has been writing and editing stories about the information technology industry, gadgets, finance, accounting, and tech-life for more than 25 years. Most recently, he has been a regular contributor to BreakingModern.com, aNewDomain.net,

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Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle

Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle

Desert tortoise

Desert tortoise

Fender's Blue Butterfly

Fender's Blue Butterfly

Laysan Duck Hen with Four Ducklings

Laysan Duck Hen with Four Ducklings

Giant Garter Snake

Giant Garter Snake

Yello Shouldered Blackbird

Yello Shouldered Blackbird

Yellowcheek Darter

Yellowcheek Darter

Adult Condor in flight

Adult Condor in flight

Riparian woodrat

Riparian woodrat

Leatherback Turtle

Leatherback Turtle

Florida Panther

Florida Panther

Manatee

Manatee

Oregon Silverspot Butterfly

Oregon Silverspot Butterfly

Northern Spotted Owl

Northern Spotted Owl

Gray Wolf

Gray Wolf

Hawaiian Monk Seal with Pup

Hawaiian Monk Seal with Pup

Mission Blue butterfly-male

Mission Blue butterfly-male

Black-Footed Ferret

Black-Footed Ferret

Beautiful goetzea (Matabuey)

Beautiful goetzea (Matabuey)

North Park phacelia flowers

North Park phacelia flowers

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