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Cheryl Olson wrote on March 4: I just want to say that I saw a red fox with a white tipped tail this morning at 6:15am. He crossed the lake path near the bench by the Tripp dorm, up the hill to the dead tree (standing, but bent in half), then towards the surface parking lot. I’ve been walking the lake path since 1970 but have never seen this. Also, a loon kept watch behind the Alumni offices this morning for quite awhile. It’s good to get up early!
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Gisela Kutzbach
3/18/2014 03:44:15 am
You can see a photo of the fox - most likely the one that Cheryl saw - in the most recent e-newsletter for the Preserve. "What does the fox say?" article by Bryn Scriver and Holly Hovanec on
Gisela Kutzbach
3/31/2014 01:25:26 am
Paul Noeldner wrote on March 30: Barb and I stopped at the UW Lakeshore Preserve about dusk up by the Community Gardens where we do the monthly walk. Heard a Woodcock's plaintive passionate peenting followed by the whistling whisper of winnowing wings high above the Biocore Prairie. Wonderful. Leave a Reply. |
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