A rare songbird that nearly vanished is thriving in Michigan — and you can see it on a tour
Join wildlife biologists on May 30 or June 13 for free educational tours in Northern Michigan to observe the state-threatened Kirtland's warbler, which nests almost exclusively in the region's jack pine forests.
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