Backyard and Beyond: Bald eagle antics
Val Cunningham
May 23, 2025
Steve McComas: Spring signals nature’s call to reproduce
I started my 2025 lake detective investigations (actually, curlyleaf pondweed surveys) shortly after ice-out in Minnesota. This spring, I was again struck by the flurry of activity produced by a wide variety of organisms. The primary culprit of this activity is the mating-season frenzy.
Here are some of the sights and sounds that I observed in April.
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