Alaska Wildlife Viewing Photography - The Farm Lodge
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The Farm Lodge offers a way for you to get into the backcountry to see the wildlife in its natural environment. Home for a vast array of wildlife, from open tundra to mountainous glacial lakes, the Lake Clark area offers a variety of habitats for large and small mammals, fish, and birds.PARSED CONTENT
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