Migration census of Wisconsin’s elusive 95 birds
A Wisconsin migration log tracks 95 birds with 25 waterfowl among arrivals from March to May. The observer notes daily turnover, sightings of cap e May warblers, sandpipers and dowitchers, and the rising Wilson’s phalarope population. Goldfinches surge in early May as Cedar waxwings and dickcissels near season end.
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Outdoor clinic at Highway 8 site east of Cameron
A family wellness clinic will be held at a site on Highway 8 east of Cameron with enrollment limited. The cost is 14 for couples, 8 for individuals, and 5 for seniors 62 and older. Pre-registration is required by calling Linda Heppner, Barron County home economist, at 715 537 3124.
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Highway 8
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Linda Heppner
Barron County
Walleye size limits not fixing fishing, Sawyer study shows
Frank Pratt reports Sand Lake data from 1951 to 1981 reveal no overall decline in walleye abundance or age structure, despite size-limit debates. The study finds about 9.7 adult walleyes per acre, twice the regional average, with fishing pressure and gear evolving, and argues the real issue is angler expectations rather than fish stocks.
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Pratt
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Sawyer
Walleye Lakes
Walleye
Mr. Pratt
Sissabagama Lake
Sissabagama
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