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The red knot population that migrates along the Atlantic coast and nests on
the Arctic tundra is in precipitous decline.  This "Nature" program "Crash A
Tale of Two Spp" is rebroadcast tonight on TPT (channel 2) at 7:00 pm. 

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/crash-a-tale-of-two-species/introduc
tion/592/

 

On a related note, the Frans Lanting photo exhibit at the Bell Museum (UM
Mpls campus) has been extended to May 10.  "Life: A Journey through Time."
FLanting was inspired to undertake this huge photo project by the 10M (?)
yr-old migration of horseshoe crabs on the Delaware coast.  


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