Wildlife shifts and urban wildlife adapt in Detroit area
A long analysis notes deer in Detroit suburbs, cottontails moving north, and birds and mammals adapting to city life. It cites Ontario coyotes hybrids in forests, ravens rising in Northern Michigan, and ducks at the Detroit Yacht Club feeding on human-provided food. It highlights human impact shaping wildlife behavior and distribution.
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Wayne 2
Detroit
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
Michigan Notes on Naysayers Taxes and Names
The columnist vents at doom gloom forecasts from economists and the press and laments rising government spending and taxes including a potential Michigan income tax and a city tax trial in Ann Arbor. He also recalls Girl Scouts cookie sales and a map of Michigan place names showing historic and quirky sites, with many examples and origins.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Ann Arbor
Christian Observer
State Highway Commission
Nature
Wolf Creek
Yellow Dog Point
Cat Head Point
Duck Lake
Gulf Lake
Inegie
Elk
Sleeping Bear Point
Porcupine Mountain
Wildcat Mil
Wildfest Bay
Uno
Dreamland
Paradise
Prosper
Witch Lake
Devils Lake
Hell
Shakespeare
Verona
Romeo
Venice
Trent
Caesar
Brutus
Titus
Aurelius
Romulus
Bruno
Rome
Rubicon
Pompeii
Utica
Aetna
Tyre
Monroe County
Midland County
Menominee County
Michigan
Washington
Lincoln
Sheridan
Grant
Jackson
Bunker Hill
Wellington
Napoleon
Waterloo
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Lee Smits
Detroit Metropolitan Area
Royal Oak
Ybrids
Kemptville Forest District
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Onta
Rio
Detroit River
Detroit Yacht Club
Hy Dahlka
Gibraltar
Isle Royale
Durward L. Allen
Purdue University
OS Frich
Partment of Forestry and Conservation
Allen
Mr. Smits
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Novi
Bad Axe
Lansing
Nielsen’s Flowers
Maiden
Eckrich
West Virginia
Harding
del Monte
Birdseye
Maxwell House
Kraft Mayonraise
Dole
Reiter
Saline Lumber
Ann Arbor ST
Saline Savings Bank
Saline
Federal Deposit Insurange Go
Geble
Lane
Ees
Ann Arbor-Saline RD
Pleasant Lake RD
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