What lies beneath: Flathead Lake Biological Station shares research at annual open house

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courtesy photo A network of sensors helps boaters know lake conditions before they head out to recreate, and helps scientists monitor lake quality.

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Several rescued raptors from the Montana Wild Wings Recovery Center were introduced to the public as education ambassadors during the Flathead Lake Biological Station open house. Bentley, a Great Horned Owl, is the raptor Wild Wings has had under their care for the longest time.

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Finn Goddard looks at stoneflies under a microscope during the Flathead Lake Biological Station’s open house on Aug. 5.

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Issue Date: 8/27/2014
Last Updated: 9/1/2014 12:51:41 AM |
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