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Moments in Riding Mountain of wildlife change since the 1970s
Ken Kingdon reflects on wildlife shifts around Riding Mountain Manitoba, noting deer abundance, mule deer spread, waterfowl like sandhill cranes, otters, new residents such as fox squirrels and grey treefrogs, while leopard frogs and Canadian toads decline. He cites warming climate as a factor and recalls past experiences with beavers and geese, and honors cousin Barry Kingdon who died in November.
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Prairies
Agro- Manitoba
North America
Neil
David Gamey
Barry Kingdon
Minnedosa