Aer Ecology gains ground with radar studying bats and birds
Scientists unveil aeroecology as radar data from weather networks reveals bat and bird activity. Frick notes radars track foraging, migration, and climate effects, while Kunz highlights cross discipline science expanding knowledge of aerial wildlife. The NOAA radar grid and a 20 year data archive enable large scale pattern analysis.
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Winifred E. Frick
University of California, Santa Cruz
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Frick
Phillip B. Chilson
University of Oklahoma
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Climatic Data Center
Thomas H. Kunz
Boston University
Minneapolis woman wins drawing for rescued puppy Guess
A Minnesota winner, Terri Ford, takes home Guess the 5 month old schnauzer poodle mix saved from a likely deadly postal trip. Hundreds sought to adopt him after postal workers found the dog in a box addressed to Georgia. The case of animal cruelty charges against former owner Stacey Champion drew global attention to the shelter’s ongoing adoption event.
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Stacey Champion
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Mrs. Danvers
Shelter
Jeanette Wiedemeier Bower
Wiedemeier Bower
Debi Douglas
St. Paul
Douglas
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