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Articles in June-July, 1998 issue of National Wildlife

• Tired of pursuing the perfect lawn? Consider these alternatives
  by Olwen Woodler
• Making sense of the songs whales sing
  by Cynthia Berger
• Caution: building in a wetland can be hazardous to your house
  by Michael Lipske
• How does a female porcupine select a mate? Carefully, very carefully - Brief Article
  by Tom Dworetzky
• When the river died, a quiet community raised its voice in anger - Alamosa River, Colorado - Brief Article
  by Michael Tenneson
• This prison is for the birds - The water bird population of Alcatraz - includes related map of nesting areas of colonial water birds
  by Lisa Drew
• A state without snakes keeps a wary eye out for an alien invader - authorities in Hawaii worry about an invasion of the brown tree snake
  by Anne Rillero
• When carnivores clash: what happens when hunter becomes hunted? - includes related article on saving wolves
  by Gary Turbak
• When it became a new species, a tiny songbird was thrust into the limelight - the Bicknell thrush is the focus of an intense study
  by Harry Thurston
• Return of the jaguar - animals return to North America, not welcomed by all
  by Peter Freiderici
• Listening to wildlife in the Everglades - includes map and related article on Everglades National Park
  by Ted Levin