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Tom Dworetzky "Wildlife Scientists Are Having a Field Day On Ted Turner's Western Ranchlands - land provides place for melanism research - Brief Article". National Wildlife. FindArticles.com. 04 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1169/is_1998_Oct-Nov/ai_54012290/

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Articles in Oct-Nov, 1998 issue of National Wildlife

• Another Reason Not to Cut the Grass
• The Value of Autumn Leaves - psychological and ecological benefits
• This University Goes to Bat For Thousands of Winged Residents - bat condo on University of Florida campus
  by Adele Conover
• NWF Seeks Protection for Prairie Dogs To Help Save Western Grasslands - includes other National Wildlife Federation news
• Learning From Our Successes - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• With Help From Her Sons, This Mother Discovered a Whole New World - mother eases fear of creatures - Brief Article
• Eating Themselves Out of House and Home - white-tailed deer of eastern US
• Wildlife Scientists Are Having a Field Day On Ted Turner's Western Ranchlands - land provides place for melanism research - Brief Article
  by Tom Dworetzky
• Looking at Landscapes From a Bird's Perspective
• Doing the Twist
• When This Water Bird Is Hungry, It Simply Summons Food to the Surface - phalaropes - Brief Article
• City For Owls - burrowing owls of Silicon Valley
  by Bob Holmes
• Despite Its Benefits, Natural Landscaping Is Still Under Attack in Some Places - some cities still have old-fashioned weed ordinances
  by Michael Lipske
• Why Some Birds Eat Dirt And Other Avian News
• How Birds Perceive Landscapes - birds selecting nesting places - Brief Article
• Good News From Mayflies
• Fast Decline of Slow SPECIES - freshwater turtles - Abstract