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| Title:
| Luring in Cerulean Warblers, honoring the volunteer spirit |
| Author(s): |
Hamel, Paul. |
| Date: |
2008 |
| Source: |
The Habitat 25(1):13-14.
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| Description: |
What is it about the cerulean warbler - sometimes described as a "piece of sky" - that inspires people to trek out into the hot, buggy Arkansas woods in the middle of June? The story we'll tell here - partly in his own rather succinct words - is that of a Doc Weaver, a retired general practitioner who has given his time and unique skills to the effort to pull a small bird back from the edge of extinction. |
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