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Natural Connections: Journey Through Fall

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Yellow-shafted northern flickers are one of our only migratory woodpeckers. Flickers catch ants and other insects with their long, sticky tongues, which means they'd better head south before frost kills their food and snow covers their buffet. Trumpeter swans are traveling now, too.

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Natural Connections: Journey Through Fall

Every year, when the air turns crisp, the dogbane leaves glow lemony from the ditches, and the ash leaves fade to mustard in the swamps, I feel the urge to travel.I’m not the only one.Speeding along the highway with a yellow canoe strapped to my car, more shades of gold swirled upward from the roadsides. Yellow-shafted northern flickers are one of our only migratory woodpeckers, and right now they’re heading from Canada to the southern U.S.While…

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