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1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · John Boyle

   The Appalachia + Mid-South Newsroom Presents: Calls From The Wild - West Virginia Public Broadcasting (opens the original)

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   Home » Stories » The Appalachia + Mid-South Newsroom Presents: Calls From The Wild Nature is often a source of comfort. For much of the year, we can count on birds chirping, butterflies hovering near flowers and squirrels scurrying up trees. But sometimes we may notice something different about our wildlife neighbors. An armadillo makes its way into your backyard. A bear starts showing up at your trash can. Thick vines swallow a forested hillside in town. Or maybe you’re seeing less of a critter

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2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · John Boyle

   The Appalachia + Mid-South Newsroom Presents: Calls from the Wild (opens the original)

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   Nature is often a source of comfort. For much of the year, we can count on birds chirping, butterflies hovering near flowers and squirrels scurrying up trees. But sometimes we may notice something different about our wildlife neighbors. An armadillo makes its way into your backyard. A bear starts showing up at your trash can. Thick vines swallow a forested hillside in town. Or maybe you’re seeing less of a critter that once seemed abundant. These are examples of signal species. The behaviors of

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