Growing birdwatching action for this species in the regions means the Twin Cities may have achieved birding and birder nirvana.
The expanding range of the charismatic yet wily tufted titmouse Read More »
Some ubiquitous arachnids take to the wind each fall to establish new territories and surprise people recreating out-of-doors.
Video: The awesome autumn phenomenon of spider ballooning Read More »
Spiders ballooning at Necedah NWR in Wisconsin. This is how small spiders move from place to places. Video made with iPhone 6s, PhoneSkope adapter and Swarovski ATX 95mm spotting scope.
The popular bird has appeared in great numbers across a wide swath of the birding belt during early fall migration.
Birdwatcher’s delight: An irruption of red-breasted nuthatches Read More »
The weeks before Labor Day provide an excellent time to watch North America’s smallest birds prepare for their trip to southerly climes.
Early bird migration time means hummingbird time Read More »
The fake fish and wildlife in the latest gaming craze could help people discover birds, birding, and other outdoor recreation.
Pokémon Go: A gateway drug to the outdoors? Read More »
People who like birds love spring migration because we see an array of brightly colored warblers (and a few drab ones) before they head farther north. Not all of them summer in Canada; in fact quite a few warblers nest in the United States including American redstarts, yellow warblers, common yellowthroats and if you’re along
The adaptable and bird-watcher friendly hooded warbler Read More »
Birdwatchers from around the region have converged on the Duluth area to view some unique species this winter.
The grand saga of Minnesota’s ivory gull(s) Read More »
Consider giving a membership to a bird advocacy group or another conservation organization this time of year.
Holiday gifts for birders you barely know Read More »
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