NEWS
12-17-24 WOLF SITING
The top two pictures were submitted by Al and Jeanette Forness. Al wrote, "We had it on the ice for 2 hours. Wolves are usually timid and hide from humans. After 2 hours Jeanette went out on the deck and called to it. It turned toward us, took a couple of steps, then ran to Diamond Point and disappeared."
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Dianne Klump piped in: "Anyone who was here yesterday know we had a visitor around 10 am running shoreline to shoreline, up the middle, down the middle, very strange behavior. I contacted the DNR who just got word to the appropriate USDA folks. Today Jerome Irish just called me. He agreed that it was strange behavior. Should anyone see a wolf behaving strangely or too close to their house or pets, contact him. Nice, knowledgeable guy. (800) 228-1368."
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Al mentioned "A friend of mine reminded me that this is the wolf mating time, which might account for the strange behavior."
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Preserving the Beauty of the Night Sky
By, Bob Jacobel
Check out pictures from the "On-Water Volunteer AIS Training Workshop 6-10-23.