Brant First Seen in Alabama At Wheeler Refuge Hunt
Huntsville hunters Collett and Sweeton shot what proved to be Alabama s first Brant a small Canada goose relative. The bird weighed 2 pounds 6 ounces and was sent to the National Museum for verification. The piece also notes rising blackbird roosts near Decatur and Montgomery and reports on the fourth Wheeler Refuge waterfowl hunt with 1 504 waterfowl checked and record low bag levels.
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The Scots adopted the Purple Thistle as their national emblem after legends described Norse warriors reacting to his pain from stepping on the plant, signaling enemy arrival.
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