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Fewer osprey nesting along Upper Clark Fork River


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Fewer osprey nesting along Upper Clark Fork River
On July 8, three osprey chicks were abducted from their Warm Springs Pond nest by the Montana Osprey Project.
by The Montana Standard
Jul. 17 2021 @ 5:10pm
Three osprey chicks rest in their nest located at Warm Springs just off Interstate 90, at the headwaters of the Clark Fork River near Warm Springs Ponds, Mont., Thursday, July 8, 2021. Erick Greene, a professor in wildlife biology at the University of Montana and the leader of the Montana Osprey Project, says the nest is the upper most nest in the Clark Fork watershed and the blood and feather samples collected from the chicks helps researchers understand the aquatic health of the region. (Meagan Thompson/The Montana Standard via AP) ....

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How to spot & report harmful algae blooms this summer


GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Going for a swim in your local pond or river may sound refreshing during this hot summer season. However,  with 14 sightings of harmful algal blooms so far this year, environmental experts are asking you to look twice before diving in.
While there aren’t any reported sightings in or near the Electric City Wednesday, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) tells Montana Right Now a combination of hot sunlight and slow moving water makes warm sites like Wadsworth Park’s pond good spots for harmful algal blooms or HAB for short. 
“Just because they heat up a lot faster, [it’s] kind of more optimal conditions, and there’s usually a lot of nutrients,” Fisheries Pollution Control Biologist Trevor Selch said, explaining how storm runoff and water carrying farm fertilizers add to that possibility.  ....

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