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CONTENTS
Room for Improvement
Editor’s Essay.
By Debra Shore
Chicago Wilderness Gets a Bad Report Card
If our natural areas were students, they’d be grounded.
Prairie All Summer
Don’t turn your back on the prairie for long — it’s in constant motion.
The Bugs of Hyde Park
Open your own two eyes, and you may discover many more staring right back at you.
By Michael LaBarbera
Overflow Owl Prowl
When Wannetta Elliott arrived at the designated spot to show a few folks some owls, she found 142 people waiting for her.
By Tim Kuesel
Summer 2006 Cover
To identify the common green darner (Anax junius), shown here on blue lobelia, hikers look for the "CBS eye" marking on its head. A strong flyer, this dragonfly lives at prairies and ponds regionwide.
Photo: Lynn M. Stone
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