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Seedling rising on the floor of the spruce-fir forest
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View from Mount Mitchell, highest peak in the eastern United States
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Service biologist Sue Cameron makes notes about a Carolina northern flying squirrel
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Sue Cameron and Leo Miranda discuss conservation of the endangered spruce-fir moss spider
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Service biologist Sue Cameron (L) and North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Chris Kelly measure a Carolina northern flying squirrel's foot
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Carolina northern flying squirrel
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Mushroom growing out of a snag
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Mountain laurel blooms
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Measuring a Carolina northern flying squirrel foot
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Leo Miranda on the peak of Mount Mitchell
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Leo Miranda getting a closer look at a millipede
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Leo Miranda looking through binoculars
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Pausing for a little birding near the summit of Mount Mitchell
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North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission biologist Chris Kelly identifying a bird
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N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission biologist Chris Kelly (L) and Sue Cameron prepare a Carolina northern flying squirrel for measurement and tagging
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N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission biologist Chris Kelly talking with Assistant Regional Director Leo Miranda
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N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission biologist Chris Kelly checking a Carolina northern flying squirrel box
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(L-R) Brian Cole, Sue Cameron, Chris Kelly, Leo Miranda, Mara Alexander at Mount Mitchell
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Bluets near the Mount Mitchell summit