Bird-a-thon sets Kansas bird record across 525 miles
A Kansas University team including Townsend Peterson and Mark Robbins logged 206 species on May 13, a statewide single-day high and among the nation's top counts. The expedition, part of the Big Day tradition by the American Birding Association, started near Lawrence and covered areas from Leavenworth to Cheyenne Bottoms, highlighting species losses like the greater prairie chicken and Henslow's sparrow.
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Mother stabs self during argument. baby saved by emergency birth
A Kansas City woman eight months pregnant stabbed her abdomen with a butcher knife during a fight with her sister. She delivered a 6 pound 15 ounce girl by emergency C section. Police say the mother denied intent to hurt the child and may face abuse charges. The infant and mother were listed in fair condition. Detectives planned to question her after hospital release.
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