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WILD For top-notch wildlife viewing, these four Washington destinations deliver written by Ryn Pfeuffer
With its diverse ecosystems, from coastal shores to alpine mountains, Washington is a hot spot for wildlife watching. Our national parks host thousands of wildlife species, including elk, bears, deer, seals, beavers, whales and bats. While populations are flourishing, spotting wildlife often requires patience and luck. Some creatures are easier to see than others, but you can improve your chances by learning about the wildlife you want to encounter. Here are some of the best places to see wildlife:
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