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On their wintering grounds, Kirtland’s Warblers are habitat specialists too, favoring young, scrubby vegetation rather than tall forests or beaches. Soon, they will be thinking about the Jack Pine habitat, but not quite yet. Photo by Tom Sheley
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Looking forward to their return and hoping I get a good photo this year. They are so beautiful (considering the maize and blue). 😉
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Jack Pine Research Symposium Opens Door to New Collaboration on Ecosystem Management | U-M LSA University of Michigan Biological Station (UMBS)
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The inaugural conference drew nearly 40 scientists — including ornithologists, biologists, fire ecologists, botanists, forest managers, conservationists and students — to the University of Michiga...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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The Biggest Little Birding Festival in the Midwest
May 16-18, 2019 Registration is now open! To Register click Here
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