Discover how tiny black-capped chickadees outsmart brutal Minnesota winters with hidden food stashes, hypothermia tricks and ...

Minnesota's extensive library of books about its birds received a substantial addition recently when the University of Minnesota Press published "Birds in Minnesota." This is yet again a revised and ...

Here are a few favorite outdoor activities to try this winter: ...

A Twin Cities distributor selling food and merchandise to Minnesota grocery stores had to recall a large variety of products ...

Before the advent of the internet, Robert Janssen's home hotline served as the Minnesota's birding community's information hub. Birders shared their sightings on his answering machine, and then, each ...

A Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife biologist collects a dead snow goose on Skagit Bay that perished due to bird flu in December. The disease continued to spread among wild birds across the U ...

The new book "The Breeding Birds of Minnesota" is the first comprehensive guide to the state's 250 species since the 1930s. In 1932, when T.S. Roberts published the first guide to all the birds known ...

When T.S. Roberts wrote the last really big Minnesota bird book in 1932, “Birds of Minnesota,” ravens were dwindling, bald eagles were scarce and most everyone assumed the giant subspecies of resident ...

ST. PAUL — North America has lost more than a quarter of its bird population, or nearly three billion birds, over the past half-century. Carrol Henderson has seen this decline here among some of ...

Minnesota bird enthusiasts should keep their binoculars handy. April is a good month to spot various species migrating back to the region. Experts have tips on making it easier for them to settle in.

The April 28-30 outing continued a tradition begun 48 years ago. True to that tradition, the majority of the birders who explored the landscape of western counties traveled from the Twin Cities and ...