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Padre Island National Seashore Kemp's ridleys are the most endangered sea turtle in the world.
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Gettin' Birdy!
 
Fun with birds!

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Coloring Book

Can you imagine being an exotically beautiful tropical bird that gets to live on a chocolate farm!? Or how about flying to hang out on a beach with thousands of your other bird friends to eat horseshoe crab eggs? Yummy! If you can imagine it, you can color it. Click here to color the images online, or you can print them out and color them at home.

 

Games

You've flown for thousands of miles, been blown off course by a cold front, and nearly smacked into four buildings during your annual migration. Click here to play a bird migration game that will have you wondering, "How DO they do it!?" If your wings aren't tired yet, try this game.

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The National Park Service arrowhead contains a white buffalo, an animal sacred to many native Americans.

Did You Know?
Although Padre Nicolas Balli established the first permanent settlement on the island, the island was previously owned by his father and his grandfather, who obtained the original grant from the Spanish crown.
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Last Updated: September 08, 2011 at 09:37 MST