Minnesota’s state bird is everywhere ... according to birders) that the yellow songbird didn’t winter north of Anoka. In 1949, lawmakers took a big step toward designating an “avian emblem ...

The report found that birds that rely on wetlands and grasslands are the most in danger. Grassland birds are in steep decline ...

A: You certainly could have; our state bird spends its winter along the Atlantic ... as ice is leaving lakes and rivers. The DNR says Minnesota hosts 12,000 common loons during breeding season ...

Some users of the wildlife management area question why the Minnesota Federation of Field Trial Clubs is allowed to use the ...

Have you met the bird that when it shows back up means spring is here and when it leaves means cold air is on the way?

The Fish & Wildlife Service website offer a list of birds for which the MTBA bans the public from possessing their feathers without authorization. Minnesota species on that list include cranes ...

It regards the small raptor with piercing yellow eyes as a regional ... on the backroads of northern Minnesota. Receiving an alert 10 miles from a bird sighting and then traveling over snow ...

Yellow Medicine County's first infection ... totaling more than 200,000 birds affected. More on avian flu: Minnesota House Ag committee reaches compromise on $172 million ag budget bill Here ...