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The Record: Unseasonable February weather not great for wildlife & plants

Friday, February 24th, 2017

Reporter James O’Neill covers the impacts on plants and wildlife from the unseasonably warm weather for New Jersey this winter in this story for The Record.

Big Brown Bat by Blaine Rothauser.

Bats, migratory birds, and other wildlife are challenged by earlier than usual spring-like conditions, says Conserve Wildlife Foundation’s David Wheeler.

 

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• Mid-February could be extra hard on plants, animals – The Record

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