Owls and warblers On a Chequamegon July Birding Walk
A narrator revisits the Chequamegon National Forest chasing signs of the great gray owl and a chorus of warblers and finches. He notes hawks, thrushes, sparrows, crossbills, and chickadees across alder swamp, meadow, and tamarack stands while pondering owl presence and local observations.
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DNR halts plan to dump dredge spoils in wetlands
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