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Birds From Page B1 row crops have been replaced with beef cattle grazing fields, a practice that keeps grass too short for nesting. Hayfields here are cut twice yearly, usually in the prime nesting season, so nesting and cover are destroyed. Farmers have replaced many native or clumping “warm season grass” fields with fescue, a European grass that flourishes in coo weather. Bobwhite canno nest in fescue; they need tb clumping native grasses t raise their broods, rather thai the thick, massed fescue. In a recent conversatioi with Gordon Thornhill, retire*
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