St. Paul Ospreys have made a significant comeback in Minnesota, after a decline in numbers due to the use of pesticides like DDT and habitat loss. Minnesotans are now being asked to help in the first statewide osprey survey.

The DNR Nongame Wildlife Program, Audubon Minnesota, and the Three Rivers Parks District are asking people to report sightings of active osprey nests. Ospreys select nesting sites near the water and build on top of dead trees, power poles, nesting platforms and even water towers. The nests are easy to spot. They are more than […]

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