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2000-05 MAY NEWSLETTER

2000-05 MAY NEWSLETTER

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Our Bird of the Month

The American Coot

by Alex Crowley (age 12) Chicken? Duck? Nope! It’s the American Coot, one of the coolest birds you can see here in Northwest Montana! The American Coot, or Fulica americana, can be found along the banks of our slow rivers and on the edges of our lakes and ponds. You may even see one on…

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