Condor pair lays second egg in noted nesting effort
California condor pair that fought over an egg in February has produced a second egg, sighted April 8 near Ventura. Biologists note the split re nesting as hopeful for captive breeding, with progress in incubation and potential double clutching to boost numbers.
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Condor Research Center
Ventura
Calif
Noel Snyder
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
John Ogden
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Tick time tips from UW entomologist for safe hiking
Wisconsin entomologist Phil Pellitteri warns that American dog ticks peak mid April to early June, climbing grasses and latching onto hikers. Remove attached ticks slowly to avoid leaving the head, check ankles and hair after hikes, and use insect repellent. Wood ticks are common, black legged ticks appear in some northern counties and can burrow deeper.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Northern Wisconsin guide admits fiction in big fish tale
A famed Minocqua fishing guide told the Milwaukee Sentinel that his March interview featuring a 50 inch musky was a fabrication. The 39½ pound mounted fish from Little Lake Tomahawk was bought from Willow Hawk Taxidermy Studio after an inmate failed to pay, with no conservation laws broken.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Jerry Sarenak
Minocqua
Lake Minocqua
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Hazelhurst
Little Lake Tomahawk
McNaughton
Gary Schenzel
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