Three Toed Woodpecker Identified In Wisconsin Forest
Reader Brad Finstad of River Falls described an encounter with a black backed three toed woodpecker while hiking near Ellsworth. The observer details six clues leading to identification, noting the bird's dark back, white front with zebra markings, yellow crown, and habitat preferences. The piece adds context on rarity, distribution, and behavior of the black backed and northern three toed woodpeckers, plus reader notes on boreal chickadees and local birding interest.
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Brad Finstad
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Ellsworth
Reader Finstad
Wisconsin
Peterson
Polk
Taylor
Oconto
Northwoods
Robbins
Medford
United Church of Christ
Dorchester
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
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DNR reports progress on 1982 goals for lands and water
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources outlines substantial progress in 1982 under Secretary Carroll Besaday. Acquisitions reached 7,600 acres toward a 1982 goal, pheasant farm work advances, wetlands mapping across counties, groundwater protection funding approved, and plans for waste and emissions policy discussed with lawmakers and the Natural Resources Board.
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DNR
Carroll Besaday
State Natural Resources Board
Poynette
Besaday
NRB
Wisconsin Fund
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