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Seney National Wildlife Refuge: A U.P. Wildlife Haven
At Seney National Wildlife Refuge, trumpeter swans that had all but vanished now raise their young on the quiet pools, and summer is the time to…
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The Daily Stamp Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Why this story today: This 95,000-Acre U.P. Refuge Brought Back the Giant Swan, and You Can See Them From Your Car leads the July 15 edition because Seney National Wildlife Refuge’s seven-mile Marshland Wildlife Drive gives residents and summer visitors a free, in-season way to see trumpeter swans from their car.
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Edition note: Wednesday Practical North edition: a summer, car-accessible Seney lead, followed by time-zone planning, five lighthouse drives, and the short thimbleberry season. Optional clip omitted because no current rights-complete clip improves the package.