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Some birds get up early for the worm and some dance for it! The back and forth sway, as performed by this American woodcock, is thought to help the birds detect unsuspecting earthworms. If you like these sweet moves, you'd likely love the spring courtship flights of the woodcock as well. But for now, just keep on dancing for snacks. Photo: Woodcock rocking and eating an earthworm at Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge in Maine by Keith Ramos, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 

Not bad A US Forest Service worker took this picture near the peak of fall colors in Maine in Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge last week. -JBB Image credit: Keith Ramos, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service http://bit.ly/2xJTv9y

Boundary Line Rd, Moosehorn, MB R0C 2E0, Canada

In the fall, the leaf display in the northern woods of Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge in Maine is simply breathtaking. The forest is made up of maple, aspen, birch, spruce and fir trees. The refuge is named for Moosehorn stream, a waterway within its boundaries. Black bears are often spotted foraging under apple trees in the fall. White-tailed deer and moose feed in the clearings. Coyotes, snowshoe hares, beaver and river otters may be seen when you explore some of the 50 miles of available trails. Photo by Keith Ramos, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

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