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Up to 1 million birds count on Kansas wetlands during migration Drought has left them high and dry

The ongoing drought in Kansas isn’t only parching crops and drinking water supplies. It’s also hurting wildlife as the Kansas wetlands that normally act as vital pit stops for migrating birds dry up.

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Drought dries up Kansas wetlands at Cheyenne Bottoms and Quivira and threatens migratory birds

The ongoing drought in Kansas isn’t only parching crops and drinking water supplies. It’s also hurting wildlife as the Kansas wetlands that normally act as vital pit stops for migrating birds dry up.

United statesQuivira national wildlife refugePlatte riverWalnut creekMcpherson countyBarton countyUniversity of kansasCheyenne bottomsAlice boyleMike oldhamJason wagnerKansas state universityUs geologicalJohnson university of kansasWetlands of international importanceNational oceanic

Drought dries up Kansas wetlands at Cheyenne Bottoms and Quivira and threatens migratory birds | KCUR 89 3

The ongoing drought in Kansas isn’t only parching crops and drinking water supplies. It’s also hurting wildlife as the Kansas wetlands that normally act as vital pit stops for migrating birds dry up.

United statesQuivira national wildlife refugePlatte riverWalnut creekMcpherson countyBarton countyUniversity of kansasCheyenne bottomsAlice boyleMike oldhamJason wagnerKansas state universityUs geologicalJohnson university of kansasWetlands of international importanceNational oceanic

Up to 1 million birds count on Kansas wetlands during migration Drought has left them high and dry

The ongoing drought in Kansas isn’t only parching crops and drinking water supplies. It’s also hurting wildlife as the Kansas wetlands that normally act as vital pit stops for migrating birds dry up.

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Tucson birders canvass for voting, hoping democracy can save nature

After a new report ruffled up concern about bird declines, volunteers with the Tucson Audubon Society fell into formation to find more voters.

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