Gone to the birds

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Midday covers the latest news and research on birds — including habitat destruction, the effect of the ash borer, and the latest on the Red-headed Woodpecker.

Chet Meyers is a retired educator who now works on the Red-headed Woodpecker recovery project. Jim Williams writes about birds for the Star Tribune.

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Chet Meyers: Retired educator who now works with the Red-headed Woodpecker recovery project.

Jim Williams: A lifelong birder who writes about birds for the Star Tribune.