Palm Warbler Tail Flick Defines Wisconsin Field ID
The palm warbler is the sole Wisconsin warbler identifiable by its tail flick in the absence of color or song. The bird's up and down pumping tail beats, its preference for lower branches, and its subdued brown back with pale yellow underparts aid field identification, even at a distance.
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ID requirements begin for resident licenses in Wisconsin
The Department of Natural Resources tightens license rules requiring at least one form of identification for resident sports fishing trapping or hunting licenses to curb fraud. Eligible IDs include a state driver license a DOT ID card a revoked or suspended license letter or a DNA sports person ID card. DOT cards cost $4 and renew every four years issued to those 16 or older at motor vehicle offices or patrol facilities. Residents without driver or DOT ID can obtain a free DNR sports person ID card at a DNR license outlet. The process uses a residency declaration and Madison verification to issue a unique card number.
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