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USFWS Fire Ecologist Sue Wilder is 5' tall. Note pre-wildfire soil surface level above her head as she stands in a burned area.

USFWS Fire Ecologist Sue Wilder is 5' tall. Note

Young white-tailed deer sought shelter from smoldering peat and smoke in a shallow ditch

Young white-tailed deer sought shelter from smolde

Did you ever wonder how these guys get the heavy equipment over the canals??

Did you ever wonder how these guys get the heavy e

Series of photos of air tanker drop- each drop can be as many as 3,000 gallons of fire retardant.

Series of photos of air tanker drop- each drop can

In some areas of the Evans Road Fire, the amount of smoke from groundfire appears to be lessening (left side of photo), while in many areas, groundfire continues to smolder, creep, and produce smoke.

In some areas of the Evans Road Fire, the amount o

Fortunately, the type of flames seen earlier in the fire- the 200-foot+ high flames a mile or more wide- haven't been seen for several days. Evans Road Fire is still active and continues to have above-ground flames, as well as a lot of groundfire.

Fortunately, the type of flames seen earlier in th

USFWS Firefighter Anthony Davis sprays water from irrigation hose onto groundfire to the east of the firebreak.

USFWS Firefighter Anthony Davis sprays water from

Groundfire continues to burns throughout portions of the Evans Road Fire, creating the characteristic black smoke that has been evidenced far and wide.

Groundfire continues to burns throughout portions

North side of Evans Road Fire, where agricultural fields stopped the forward spread of the fire. Groundfire remains as the main source of smoke. These groundfires will likely burn until there is a tropical storm-type rain in eastern North Carolina.

North side of Evans Road Fire, where agricultural

Pumping station on north end of Evans Road is using water from Lake Phelps to suppress groundfire.

Pumping station on north end of Evans Road is usin

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