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Have you ever wondered what animals are visiting your yard or property? Unbeknownst to many, there are a variety of creatures that visit and even live on your property that you may never see. Mike Rentz of the Society for Conservation Biology will be giving a presentation on "Discovering and Monitoring Wildlife on your North Shore Property" at Sugarloaf Cove on Saturday, April 9 starting at 10 AM. He spoke with WTIP's Cathy Quinn on Friday's AM Community Calendar about tracking and finding wildlife in our backyards.

For more information on the presentation or to register, contact Sugarloaf Cove at 218-525-0001.

Photo courtesy of SystemF92 via Flickr.


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