By now, the birds remaining in Minnesota are the smaller population ... and these include blue jays and goldfinches, birds we see all winter. But we don’t see the same birds in winter as in ...

In 1932, the Minnesota Federation of Women’s Clubs dropped the robin and instead chose the goldfinch as our unofficial state bird, ahead of the blue heron, the veery (a small thrush) and the ...

The peregrine falcon chicks as seen on the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' FalconCam were banded, evaluated and ...

"Obviously, the law is not intended to prosecute kids for keeping a Blue Jay ... Minnesota species on that list include cranes, loons, owls, woodpeckers and perching birds, which are the most ...

OSAKIS, Minn. — When it comes to birds, Minnesota has the singing part well covered. Mourning doves, cardinals and blue jays are among the songbirds providing the state’s outdoor soundtrack.

Minnesota’s current flag includes the state seal against a blue background ... The design centers around a loon, the state bird, and now is surrounded by a golden circle with 98 segments ...

Bailey Petersen, a Minnesota DNR wildlife ... hunting and hunting other game birds — in recent seasons the Petersens have hunted sharp-tailed, blue and sage grouse in western states and woodcock ...

They included: a loon – the state bird – with lasers for eyes ... the flag design adopted in December includes a dark blue shape resembling Minnesota on the left, with a white, eight-pointed ...