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Kimberly Burk

Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma Magazine

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By Kimberly Burk
| Oklahoma Magazine Verified
Mallards are the most commonly harvested duck among Oklahoma hunters, with the birds wintering in wetlands across the state. Photo by Jacob Miller courtesy the ODWC Oklahomans revel in sightings of the colorful songbirds and other smaller species that migrate through every spring and fall. But the state’s position in the southern part of the Central Flyway also makes it a significant spot for waterfowl and gamebird protection and hunting, as some species spend the winter here.
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Prehistoric dinosaurs arrive in the metro More than 60 life-sized dinosaur animatronics at OKC Zoo & Botanical Garden

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By Kimberly Burk
| edmondlifeandleisure.com
By Kimberly Burk, for Edmond Life and Leisure The animatronics that make up the immersive exhibit Dinosaur Expedition "are so lifelike and incredible,” says Trevor Leonard, an Edmond resident and chief operating officer of the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden. And for many families, one visit is simply not enough. As of June 4, more than 1,225 season passes had been sold to the exhibit, which continues through Nov. 1.
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Oklahoma Magazine

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By Kimberly Burk
| Oklahoma Magazine Verified
Children perform at a Citizen Potawatomi Nation Language Fair. Photo courtesy CPN In the Potawatomi communities in the United States and Canada, “fewer than a handful” of elders remain who speak Potawatomi as their first language, says Robert Collins, Interdepartmental Potawatomi Language Lead for the Citizen Potawatomi Nation’s (CPN) Cultural Heritage Center. All 39 tribes based in Oklahoma are losing cherished first-language speakers, and the COVID-19 pandemic took a deep toll.
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