[wisb] Re: Fires up north and Black-backed Woodpeckers

Re: fires-

Mike, your DNR link failed for me. It got the DNR server, but it said 
the page had been removed. Mark Hodgson, this is the best link I've 
seen so far, and I have tried to find this info in a couple of states 
in the past.

However, fires this year would have to be tracked over the next two 
or three to find wookpeckers. Does anyone know of a database or 
resource of PAST fires that might make checking for woodpeckers at 
peak attractiveness a bit easier?

Jesse Ellis
Madison, Dane Co

At 9:32 PM -0500 5/26/09, Mike Duchek wrote:
>My apologies, Outlook does a send if you press Ctrl+Enter which I did
>inadvertently.  Anyway, the DNR link is here:
>
>http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/forestry/fire/fire_danger/Wis_Burn/StateCounties.
>asp
>
>Before this weekend the fire danger was high and I think it's come down.
>
>Also, I still have pine siskins in far west Madison as of tonight.  I think
>they have nested at our apt. complex.
>
>Mike Duchek, Madison, Dane Co.
>
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>
>I saw a post about them here.  One of the locations was near Blockhouse
>Lake, which is in the Chequamegon-Nicolet NF unit east of Park Falls in
>Price County.  Blockhouse Lake is noted as a place where the boreal species
>supposedly roam, although I don't see ebird reports to confirm it.
>
>http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/onthetrail.html
>
>See here, I see the DNR has some info:
>
>
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