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With the gradual increase in global warming, we should not be surprised to see changes in bird migration patterns, a decline in the number of bird species, and an increase in rare bird sightings.
With the gradual increase in global warming, we should not be surprised to see changes in bird migration patterns, a decline in the number of bird species, and an increase in rare bird sightings.
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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has identified the Apple Snail, a harmful invasive aquatic species, after finding it along the Lumber River in Lumberton.
RALEIGH – The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) announced today that Apple Snail, a harmful invasive aquatic species, have been identified along the Lumber River in Lumberton. Native to South