Ducks and drought reshape prairie waterfowl cycles
Wildlife writer Dr. J P Linduska argues droughts boost waterfowl through habitat renewal and nutrient deposition, then warn that continuous flooding may reduce nesting habitat. He notes drought can revive ponds, increase insect life, and attract flocks in autumn while contemplating static water levels. Letters from Saskatoon ask about hunting moose, deer, elk with Boone and Crockett details. references to Magpie Trap plans and Hungarian Partridge flocks along highways are also mentioned.
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Nature's recovery cities droughts and ducks return
The passage notes siltation and accretion of plant remains as part of the drought's toll and the land's slow restoration. It cautions that long term effects may be beneficial, while short term drought remains a nuisance, hoping for an end and a return of ducks.
Fisherman Alf Dean Flung From Bed By Shark Attack
Australian shark fisher Alf Dean was jolted from his bunk when a ton White Pointer Shark rammed his boat. He had spread whale oil to lure the fish and blood spilled overboard to keep it near. Dawn brought a record catch as he reeled in 2,312 pounds of shark.
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