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Forest Burned To Help Bird In Michigan
About 250 acres of Huron National Forest were burned near Mic Wednesday by the State Conservation Department and U.S. Forest Service to create nesting ground for the Kirtland's warbler. The rare bird migrates from the Bahama Islands and nests in young jackpine. officials credit modern fire-control methods for expanding habitats and note warbler numbers rising from about 1,000 two years ago.
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Mio, Mich
Huron National Forest
State Conservation Department
U.S. Forest Service
Mic
Kirtland
Bahama Islands
Oscoda County