Montana Outdoors Vol 33 No 5 Sep/oct 2002
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"What we are," says Hinz, who coordinates the initiative on behalf of the member organizations and citizens, "is a voluntary, incentive-based THE WORLD IN A TREE: One-third of Montana's bird species use cotton- woods, which thrive in floodplain wet- lands adjacent to rivers. For example, bald eagles and great blue herons nest in high branches, black-headed gros- beaks use the brushy understory, and hermit thrushes nest on the ground beneath the towering trees.
Tom Dickson is editor of Montana O...utdoors X+4
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What we are," says Hinz, who coordinates the initiative on behalf of the member organizations and citizens, "is a voluntary, incentive-based THE WORLD IN A TREE: One-third of Montana's bird species use cotton- woods, which thrive in floodplain wet- lands adjacent to rivers. For example, bald eagles and great blue herons nest in high branches, black-headed gros- beaks use the brushy understory, and hermit thrushes nest on the ground beneath the towering trees.
Tom Dickson is editor of Montana O...utdoors X+4
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 33 No 5 Sep/oct 2002?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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