The avian parade continues with hummingbirds, warblers and vireos the next species to begin their migration south, providing Wisconsin birders some great viewing opportunities and experts more insight into how the early spring and drought has affected Wisconsin’s winged travelers. “The next three weeks will…
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The avian parade continues with hummingbirds, warblers and vireos the next species to begin their migration south, providing Wisconsin birders some great viewing opportunities and experts more insight into how the early spring and drought has affected Wisconsin’s winged travelers. “The next three weeks will…
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The avian parade continues with hummingbirds, warblers and vireos the next species to begin their migration south, providing Wisconsin birders some great viewing opportunities and experts more insight into how the early spring and drought has affected Wisconsin’s winged travelers. “The next three weeks will…
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The tale of Missy the German Shepherd has become a widely reported-on story by bloggers, forum members and the media alike. A Facebook page has been started to petition for ownership of the dog and to commemorate the motley crew of rescuers. How did this…
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Boaters heading out for the Labor Day holiday will likely find busy waterways and low water levels. Susan Stocker, boating law administrator and education coordinator for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, said the low water will require boat operators to pay extra attention to…
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Zebra mussels have been discovered in Gilbert Pit near Gilbert in St. Louis County, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said today. Following an initial report by persons recreating in Gilbert Pit (also known locally as Lake Ore-Be-Gone), further inspections were made by a…
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Humpback whales are generally not a danger to humans, but their imposing size is certainly something that can startle marine recreationists and they can be particularly frightening when they unexpectedly appear out of the water just a few feet from you. That’s exactly what happened…
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Craig and Diane Green always wanted to permanently protect their property along Sugar Creek from development. Now they have. The Department of Natural Resources’ Healthy Rivers INitiative (HRI) has acquired 100 acres from the Greens. “Instead of waiting until I die and not knowing if…
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In the pursuit to downsize and make compact, versatile tools, Signal Snowboards came up with the Fly Fishing Snowboard. It’s a product of the company’s innovative “Every Third Thursday” program that aims to give its employees “a chance to have fun in our factory and…
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While hiking alone in Alaska’s Denali National Park and Preserve on Friday, August 24, Richard White stopped to take photographs of a grizzly bear from a confirmed distance of 75 yards. He got as close as 60 yards for the last five shots. Previous estimates…
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