Kirtland's Warbler Sighted in Wisconsin Sparks Study
A possible Wisconsin sighting of the rare Kirtland's warbler, believed to number about 400 globally and usually found only in Michigan and the Bahamas, has ignited excitement among DNR biologists. Officials caution the area remains unconfirmed as a nesting site, with a state and federal recovery team monitoring searches and potential habitat work ongoing.
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Michigan
Jack Pine Barrens
Wisconsin
Lower Peninsula
Bahamas
Kirtland
DNR
West Central District
Eau Claire
Madison
John Keener
Bureau of Wildlife Management
Michigan Kirtland’s
Kirtland’s
U.S. Forest Service
Burlington Crowns 31st Alice Laura Oldenberg in Dairyland
Laura Jean Oldenberg, a West De Pere home economics teacher, won the 31st Alice in Dairyland from a field of 12 finalists and will serve a year promoting Wisconsin dairy products under the Department of Agriculture. She succeeds Karyn Nelson and will take a leave of absence from teaching.
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Laura Jean Oldenburg
Stout University
Laura Jean Oldenberg
Burlington
Alice In Dairyland
West de Pere
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
Miss Oldenberg
Donald Oldenberg
Karyn Nelson
Barron
Uw-Eau Claire
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Alice
de Pere
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Miss Nelson
Carol Koby