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Why so many snowy owls all of a sudden?
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Posted Dec 10, 2020 at 5:00 am.
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Snowy owls are normally a rare sight in North Country. Their usual range is in the Arctic north. But a few years ago, a large number were seen all across the region. Martha Foley asked Dr. Curt Stager why that has happened.
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