Minnesota’s prairies, hardwood and pine forests, lakes and wetlands provide diverse habitats for more than 420 documented bird species. Here you’ll find one of the largest populations of bald eagles and loons in the country. Among the favorites to watch: Sandhill cranes, prairie chickens, trumpeter swans, indigo buntings, rose-breasted grosbeaks, hawks, owls and migrating warblers. Without a doubt, a popular destination for both avid birders and casual wildlife watchers.
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Explore Minnesota Birding Report: June 26, 2009
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In general, June is a great time for birders to plan an outing by canoe to view a variety of species of waterfowl and waterbirds in shallow prairie marshes throughout the state. Sightings may include grebes, coots, ducks, geese and swans, as well as other wildlife such as wrens, rails, minks, raccoons and otters [...]
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Explore Minnesota Birding Report: June 19, 2009
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In general, June is a great time for birders to plan an outing by canoe to view a variety of species of waterfowl and waterbirds in shallow prairie marshes throughout the state. Sightings may include grebes, coots, ducks, geese and swans, as well as other wildlife such as wrens, rails, minks, raccoons and otters [...]
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Explore Minnesota Birding Report: June 12, 2009
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In general, June is a great time for birders to plan an outing by canoe to view a variety of species of waterfowl and waterbirds in shallow prairie marshes throughout the state. Sightings may include grebes, coots, ducks, geese and swans, as well as other wildlife such as wrens, rails, minks, raccoons and otters.
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