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“I don’t think anyone would think of the Audubon being at the extreme of the environmental or any other movement,” Swan said, adding that he’s yet to receive a respond to CCAG’s letter.
SEQUIM — Twenty-four volunteers are working to monitor the Sequim trumpeter swan population, which has increased to as many as 200 birds from the four that were counted in 1982, according to the ...
Martha Jordan, founder and Executive Director of Northwest Swan Conservation Association, will provide training for the study at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 24, at the Dungeness River Audubon Center at 2151 ...
Specific swan counts became commonplace for Audubon Society members starting in 2011 after the birds were beginning to die in significant numbers from lead poisoning.
A rare trumpeter swan — normally seen in the northwestern United States, Canada and some parts of the upper Midwest — has taken up residence on the French Broad River.
“I don’t think anyone would think of the Audubon being at the extreme of the environmental or any other movement,” Swan said, adding that he’s yet to receive a respond to CCAG’s letter.
Bird background Specific swan counts became commonplace for Audubon Society members starting in 2011 after the birds were beginning to die in significant numbers from lead poisoning.
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