WEVER, Iowa — Rural southeastern Iowa resident Greg and Linda Wilbert say they’ve found a rare piece of roadkill for the state — an armadillo. The pair from Wever near Burlington were driving on U.S. 61 when they saw the animal. Linda Wilbert said it caused her to say “Oh my God, is that an armadillo?” The Wilberts said they put the animal in their pickup truck and showed it to surprised friends and family.

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