Red Winged Blackbird Losses Highlight Season Hazards
A Wisconsin reader muses on road kill patterns amid midsummer hatchlings. Adult red wings, common summer residents, die in traffic while foraging on road shoulders. The column notes other species like red headed woodpeckers and doves face similar fates, and reflects on instinctive acts of parental care versus human tragedy. It ends with personal observations and an address for comments to M C, Ridgeland.
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Roadkill
Wisconsin
Horicon Marsh
Yellowstone weighs reintroducing timber wolves in park
The National Park Service may add 30 breeding wolf pairs to Yellowstone and a buffer zone across eastern Idaho, southwest Montana and northwest Wyoming. Director William Penn Mott backs the plan while opposition exists from ranchers and Wyoming lawmakers. The proposal calls for wolf tracking, containment, rancher compensation, and careful regulatory impacts on park use.
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National Park Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Denver
Park Service
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
William Penn Mott
Barbee
Coalition
Yellowstone
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