This past weekend I had the pleasure of taking the Minnesota Young Birders
Club out on their first field trip. We had a great time.
We started at the Bass Ponds and were rewarded with a great view of a Great
Blue Heron as soon as we arrived at the bottom of the hill. It was fun to
see one this tim
Yesterday afternoon when school was let out, a student found a dead Boreal Owl
in the Holdingford Elementary School parking lot, near a row of White Spruce
trees. My suspicion is that it roosted there during the recent weather. They
brought it to me this morning for ID. I called the conservation
Just had a Pine Grosbeak in the backyard here in Duluth! I haven't seen
them now in a few weeks. Earlier this morning I took a walk along Park
Point in the -16ºF windchill, as well as stopping at Canal Park to watch
the goldeneyes. eBird lists from this morning are below. Nothing unusual,
but eBird
Hi everyone, I was intending on leading an MOU field trip around Rice County
for waterfowl this Saturday but I am choosing to cancel the trip due to Wells
Lake still not opening up whatsoever (or anywhere else). I have been checking
the location but have seen nothing there all winter. I cannot
In spite of the recent release of a comprehensive analysis of the
destruction of birds and other wildlife by cats, City Council member Cam
Gordon has proposed ending Minneapolis' program for trapping and euthanizing
feral cats [http://m.startribune.com/news/?id=196232891]. The study by US
Fish & W
Thank you for raising this. Mr. Gordon is my city councilman, and I will be
contacting him about this issue.
On a related note, the lead author of the recent study on cat impacts on
wildlife, which got so much press, was Dr. Scott Loss. Dr. Loss received
his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota
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