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Perfect Light
Jim Rathert says would-be wildlife photographers should have a keen interest in nature.
By: Suzanne Wilson
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December 2, 1995
Conservation Goes Underground
Caves have unique rock formations, fragile species of wildlife and cool, clear, flowing waters.
By: Rosalyn Johnson and Mark McGimsey
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December 2, 1995
Aunt Margaret
Passenger pigeons disappeared when Ozarks pioneer Aunt Margaret was middle aged.
By: Robert Flanders
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December 2, 1995
A Winter Surprise
Mistletoe grows wild in southern Missouri.
By: Paul Lamble
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December 2, 1995
The Legendary Fish Cleaner
Knife-wielding Fred Carper inspires us all.
By: Tom Cwynar
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December 2, 1995
We Gathered to Study Nature
The Webster Groves Nature Study Society is 75 years old.
By: James P. Jackson
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December 2, 1995
Making Sense Out of Hunting
Hunting is woodsmoke and fall leaves and distant hounds and birds exploding under your feet.
By: Mitch Jayne
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December 2, 1995
Missouri Conservationist: Dec 1995
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December 1, 1995
Conservation Laws: A Delicate Balance
Wildlife laws protect private rights and promote public interest.
By: Dudley McCarter
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November 2, 1995
Snowbirds
The dark-eyed junco winters in Missouri.
By: Larry Rizzo
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November 2, 1995