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Great Lakes Seaway Trail - Presque Isle State Park

Great Lakes Seaway Trail - Presque Isle State Park

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Original Caption: This aerial view of Presque Isle State Park demonstrates the pristine beauty of the park. The photo is taken from the northeast and show... More

Mated pair of nest Piping Plover at Gull Point. Photo

Mated pair of nest Piping Plover at Gull Point. Photo

Mated pair of nest Piping Plover at Gull Point. Photo Credit: Tracy A. Graziano / Pennsylvania Game Commission Photo

Piping Plover banding crew (L to R) Mary Birdsong,

Piping Plover banding crew (L to R) Mary Birdsong,

Piping Plover banding crew (L to R) Mary Birdsong, shorebird monitor; Patti Barber, PGC Biologist; Stacey Wolbert, PGC Biologist; Jerry McWilliams, author and naturalist; Tim Hoppe, PGC Biologist; Cathy Haffner... More

Cathy Haffner, PGC Biologist, bands a 9-day-old Piping

Cathy Haffner, PGC Biologist, bands a 9-day-old Piping

Cathy Haffner, PGC Biologist, bands a 9-day-old Piping Plover chick. Photo credit: Tracy A. Graziano / Pennsylvania Game Commission Photo

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