Churchill Birds In Summer Outings At Hudson Bay
The article recounts a Churchill focus on summer birds observed during a canoe voyage by Fred and Professor Dick Verch, highlighting white crowned sparrows, Canada geese, shorebirds like semipalmated plovers and yellowlegs, Hudsonian godwits, jaegers, and other species. It notes migration timing, breeding patterns, and notable sites, with reflections on viewing and identification.
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Wisconsin Duck Shortage Contrasts Geese Abound This Season
Wisconsin's 1985 waterfowl season shows plentiful geese and scarce ducks. DNR biologist John Wetzel cites cold early weather and migration patterns, with as many as 60,000 geese counted at Grand Marsh and up to 300,000 statewide, while diving ducks lag due to late arrivals and high Mississippi River water levels reducing duck harvest potential.
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