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With the arrival of December, it is time to announce the next two Pembroke Area Field Naturalists’ events: the Pembroke Area Christmas Bird Count and the Chris…

With the arrival of December, it is time to announce the next two Pembroke Area Field Naturalists’ events: the Pembroke Area Christmas Bird Count and the Chris…

(Editor’s NOTE: The Bayfield Historical Society has published a booklet on the life of Admiral Henry Wolsey Bayfield, RN: Master Chart Maker of the Great Lakes…

(Editor’s NOTE: The Bayfield Historical Society has published a booklet on the life of Admiral Henry Wolsey Bayfield, RN: Master Chart Maker of the Great Lakes…

(Editor’s NOTE: The Bayfield Historical Society has published a booklet on the life of Admiral Henry Wolsey Bayfield, RN: Master Chart Maker of the Great Lakes…

As many of our feathered friends fly south for the winter, let's take a moment to talk about birds in Minnesota.

As many of our feathered friends fly south for the winter, let's take a moment to talk about birds in Minnesota.

The book, published through the University of Minnesota Press, is based on nearly 30 years of research on the Common Loon.

Loon counters head out to more than 300 Maine lakes for Loon Count Day Maine Audubon gathers information about the common loon every year to understand trends in their population and of our lakes. Author: Hannah Yechivi (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 8:24 PM EDT July 17, 2021 Updated: 8:24 PM EDT July 17, 2021 HUDSON, Maine — More than 1,000 volunteers participated in this years annual Loon Count Day. The count takes place in more than 300 lakes...

The Most Commonly Seen Bird in MN is Not a Robin The robins have arrived for the summer, and they might be one of the most recognizable birds in Minnesota, but they are not the most commonly seen bird in the state. Specifically the American Robin, is the orange-breasted, worm-eating, summer loving bird that we see all around. Any guess which species comes in as the most-seen in our fine state? The Common Loon, Minnesotas state bird, is certainly not it. If anything, these private and elusive b...