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Sunday, September 8th, 2024

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Sunday, September 8th, 2024

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When ‘our loons’ don’t look like Minnesota’s state bird

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Common loons look very different in winter compared to the images we normally see of them. Above, a loon in winter plumage off the coast of North Carolina, and below, an adult loon back in the quiet summer waters of the Upper Midwest. (Photos by Bob Drieslein)

Common loon wintering range usually is a footnote when describing the birds, but they spend half their lives on America’s saltwater coasts.

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