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The harsh reality of tall shiny buildings is that come fall and spring during bird migration they become a death trap.

Beachgoers in Port Washington came across an unusual sight Friday, Sept. 22: flamingos.

Beachgoers in Port Washington came across an unusual sight Friday, Sept. 22: flamingos.

Beachgoers in Port Washington came across an unusual sight Friday, Sept. 22: flamingos.

Beachgoers in Port Washington came across an unusual sight Friday, Sept. 22: flamingos.

Whooping cranes nearly went extinct in the late 1800s and early 1900s, but now Wisconsin is playing a vital role is helping the whooping crane population survive and thrive.

Whooping cranes were once on the edge of extinction and one of the original endangered species. Thanks to the International Crane Foundation in Baraboo, their numbers continue to grow.

We are halfway through "No Mow May." Have you caved yet and started up the lawn mower – or working hard to help the pollinators?

Some of Wisconsin's most colorful and rare birds are passing through as they migrate north. Uncommon warblers have been sighted in abnormally high abundance through out the region thanks to our weather.

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