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Breeding Bird Survey
In June 2003, a study was conducted on the breeding birds of the Sanctuary. The survey included 33 sites in various habitat types, distributed throughout the Ridges. A total of 63 bird species were observed. Some, such as Black-capped Chickadee and American Redstart, were found in many habitats and displayed no apparent preference for one habitat type over another. However, several species were found primarily in specific habitat types. These included some birds, such as Osprey and Yellow-bellied Flycatcher, which are listed as rare or of special concern in Wisconsin.
Crane Count
Join a hardy group of early risers to help inventory sandhill cranes in Door County. Inventory sites are located throughout Door County.

When: Saturday, April 19, 2008, 5:30AM – 7:30AM

Where: Call Karen at 920-839-2802 for details.
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