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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5345098 sudden aspen decline
5346003 wind Aerial view of spruce blowdown, Pecos Wilderness, Santa Fe, NF, NM, July 2007
5346006 wind Aerial view of aspen stand defoliated by high winds, Wet Mountains, CO, July 2007
5346033 red belt abiotic damage Aerial view of damage near La Veta Pass, Culebra Range, CO, July 2007
5346034 red belt abiotic damage La Veta Pass, Culebra Range, CO, July 2007
1505009 chemicals Ammonia damage, aerial view
1247057 multi-damage (insect/disease) Hail, Cerambycid, Ips, and pinewood nematode. 400 acres.

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