This morning, I saw a hawk swoop low across a courtyard at WMU. It flew out of sight but I heard a thud. It had crashed into a glass door at Dunbar Hall & when I took this picture I thought the poor bird was dead. But, almost immediately its eyes flickered and then fully opened. A few seconds later it flew up and landed in typical hawk pose. It looked a bit confused but on its way to recovery.
2026 Eastern Prairie Fringed Orchid Count Yields Encouraging Results
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Written by Hannah Jacobowitz Thanks to the work of MNA’s dedicated staff
and volunteers – including many first time surveyors – the results of MNA’s
2026 e...
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