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A Belated Record of Canada Lynx South of the Boreal Forest during the Mid-Continental Irruption of 1962-1963
75th annual Saskatchewan Christmas Bird Count - 2016
A summary of the 2016 Christmas Bird Counts in Saskatchewan
Record nesting year for Great Gray and Nothern Hawk Owls in Riding Mountain National Park region during the spring of 2009
The spring of 2009 proved to be a record year for breeding Great Gray owls (GGoW) (Strix nebulosi) and Northern Hawk owls (NHoW) (Surnia ulula) in and around Riding mountain National Par
Dead Shrews on the road: Discarded by Mammalian Predators?
Many early naturalists suggested that weasels (Mustela spp.) discard shrews after they are captured.1,2 This behaviour has been mentioned in many treatises on shrews and other mammals.3-6 Contrary observations abound5,7-9, however, and shrews have been recorded among the prey remains of some raptorial birds10, and also canid11,12 and other mustelid mammals.5,13 The idea that weasels in particular do not eat shrews has focused on glands that produce an odiferous substance that apparently renders shrews distasteful
Manitoba\u27s declining Piping Plover population and the importance of special conservation areas
Many endangered species have a spotty distribution where local and even entire provincial populations can blink in and out depending on varying habitat and climatic conditions. a challenge for wildlife managers is to decide how long to continue protecting an area for a species at risk when it no longer uses the area. Such could be the case in manitoba for habitat no longer used by the beach-nesting Piping Plover (Charadrius melodus), listed as endangered both provincially and nationall