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Protect Grassland Birds by Mowing Later

Summary by Brattleboro Reformer
MONTPELIER — Bobolinks, Savannah sparrows and eastern meadowlarks can enrich our summers with their songs, but their populations continue to suffer long-term declines due to the loss in quantity and quality of their grassland habitat.
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Protect Grassland Birds by Mowing Later

MONTPELIER — Bobolinks, Savannah sparrows and eastern meadowlarks can enrich our summers with their songs, but their populations continue to suffer long-term declines due to the loss in quantity and quality of their grassland habitat.

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Brattleboro Reformer broke the news on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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