Western Heritage Historic Byway - Raptor Overlooking the Snake River Canyon

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Western Heritage Historic Byway - Raptor Overlooking the Snake River Canyon

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Original Caption: This photo shows a close up of a raptor along the Snake River Canyon. First established in 1971, the NCA contains the densest nesting population of raptors in North America.

Location: Idaho (43.243° N 116.392° W)

Status: Public domain. Photo by Larry Ridenhour
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