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A new paper just published in NeoBiota by Julie Craves and Nicholas Anich explores the spread of European Goldfinches in the Midwest US. European Goldfinches are native to Europe and Asia, but are a popular cage bird around the world.
We have arrived at the final step of data review for Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas II. This is the last chance to finalize the species lists, focusing on the Priority and Specialty Blocks.
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