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Thousands of sandhill cranes gather each fall on the banks of the Wisconsin River before they head south for the winter. Anne and Steve visited the Aldo Leopold Foundation in Baraboo, Wisconsin to witness this migration firsthand, along with their guide: wildlife ecologist Stan Temple.
By Savanna Tomei Madison SHARE What You Need To Know A mysterious illness was first spotted in April on the East Coast The illness has spread to Midwest, not in Wisconsin yet It causes crusty eyes and neurological symptoms, preventing birds from walking/flying Experts recommend taking down your bird feeders to prevent spread to Wisconsin The outbreak of this sickness started on the East Coast, where thousands of birds were dying en masse. Survivors showed symptoms like crusty eyes and neurological...
Mentioned: Stephen Born, Emeritus, Planning and Landscape Architecture (formerly Urban and Regional Planning, with CALS appointment) Mentioned: Stan Temple, Emeritus, Forest and Wildlife Ecology Mentioned: Aldo Leopold, Deceased, Forest and Wildlife Ecology Of Interest
Virtual version of Aldo Leopold Center crane viewing with Senior Fellow Stanley Temple, 7 pm, 12/13 & 15-16. Free. RSVP for link.