Mimic Birds of the 700s Era in New England Trip
The eastern three mimics, the mockingbird gray catbird and brown thrasher, delight travelers in New England with varied songs. Observations span Wisconsin to Massachusetts with many imitations noted, plus questions on learning and wintering. Mr. Robbins of Medford writes from The Country Today offering ornithology notes and contact.
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Musky season opener stays the same in 87
Wisconsin Natural Resources Board voted 6-1 to keep the musky season opener unchanged for 1987 despite calls for an earlier start for some regions north of Highway 10. Alternatives were reviewed, including May openings with catch-and-release or size limits, but no change was adopted.
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Highway 10
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