Plowed Field Birds Highlight Wisconsin Fall Migration
An amateur naturalist chronicles a Wisconsin field trip spotting golden plovers, horned larks, savanna sparrows, and a rar e buff-breasted sandpiper among other species. Notes migratory routes, field observations, gull flocks, and a pane of warblers including redstarts, with contact details for birding notes.
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Butterflies of Wisconsin and the two Eastern tiger swallowtails
UW entomologist J Mark Scriber reports two distinct swallowtail races in Wisconsin the Southern and the Canadian with differing wing patterns generations per season and larval food plants. They share a tension zone but do not interbreed. Field studies and lab crosses seek to explain divergence and potential crop improvements.
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