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The Birds of Winter

December 17, 2025 By: Paul Cypher, Park Interpreter I remember fondly one of my first encounters with flocking winter birds. While I don’t remember the year (perhaps 1991 or 1992?), I remember that a small group had settled into the…

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Parks in Partnership: MSU extension- 4H

November 26, 2025 By: Mary Barnes, Park Interpreter “I pledge my HEAD to clearer thinking, my HEART to greater loyalty, my HANDS to larger service, and my HEALTH to better living, for my club, my community, my country, and my…

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Creatures of the Night: Owls

November 6, 2025  By: Erin Parker, Interpretive Services Supervisor Whooooooo loves owls? These charismatic nocturnal birds spark interest, intrigue, and even adoration in many people. Michigan is home to about ten species of owls, though only three are common, year-round…

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Creatures of the Night: Bats of Michigan

October 22, 2025 By: Erin Parker, Interpretive Services Supervisor Bats of the World What comes to mind when you think about bats? While many of us may only notice bats when the spooky fall decorations hit the local stores or…

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Creatures of the Night: Fall Bird Migration

September 24, 2025 By: Erin Parker, Interpretive Services Supervisor Warm days, cool nights, and leaves just hinting at orange and red- fall has arrived on the calendar and the landscape! While many animal species can be observed fueling up on…

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Creatures of the Night: Moths

September 10, 2025 By: Erin Parker, Interpretive Services Supervisor While summer lingers on the calendar and in our beautiful weather, autumn and the longer, darker nights are right around the corner. While we may regret the earlier (and earlier) onset…

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The Valiant Vulture

August 13, 2025 By: Steve Dishman, Park Interpreter “Look! Up in the Sky!” While not technically superheroes, these soaring raptors have some pretty super adaptations to their unique role in our ecosystems! Turkey vultures hold a special spot in the…

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