BIRDS
Fit and flying free: Harley the bald eagle recovered and released 
A fully recovered Harley the bald eagle was released Saturday as a crowd of 200 to 250 people cheered on a hillside overlooking the St. Croix River.
By Candace Renalls , January 31, 2010
Outdoors blog: What are robins doing in Duluth in January?
January 11, 2010
Outdoors blog: Can it be? A squirrel-proof tube feeder?
By Sam Cook , January 04, 2010
Injured eagle near release
Raptor rescued in Douglas County by Harley Davidson motorcycle rider Brian Baladez of Cloquet is flying well and may soon return to the wild.
By John Myers , December 19, 2009
Northland Nature: A visit from a flock of Bohemian waxwings
Besides being the beginning of the cold season, Monday also boasts the shortest amount of daylight in the whole year.
By Larry Weber , December 17, 2009
Michigan Tech student seeks secret of warbler decline
HOUGHTON, Mich. — As many as half a million tiny golden-winged warblers used to make the annual round trip flight from Latin America to the Midwest. Now, the number is down to 200,000, and an international consortium is trying to find out why.
November 27, 2009
Astro Bob blog: Auroras dance atop the ringed planet
By Bob King , November 25, 2009
Dozens of duck carcasses dumped at Duluth scenic overlook
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is looking for information about whoever dumped dozens of dead ducks and other carcasses at a scenic overlook in Duluth.
By Beth Jett , November 14, 2009
Golden eagle leaves Minnesota, heads south
The golden eagle migrating across Minnesota from Canada has moved out of Minnesota and into west-central Wisconsin.
By News Tribune , November 03, 2009
GPS-wearing golden eagle in Aitkin County earlier this week
A golden eagle wearing a GPS transmitting device spent both Wednesday and Thursday in eastern Aitkin County near the Rice Lake National Wildlife Refuge, according to updates provided by Audubon Minnesota on Friday.
By News Tribune , October 31, 2009
Outdoors blog: Golden eagle bypasses Duluth
By Sam Cook , October 30, 2009
Northland Nature: Traveling American pipits a boon to autumn
Pipits are regular — though never common — components of this fall migration flight. Being only 6.5 inches long, brown with spots and streaks on the undersides, they are easy to not notice.
By Larry Weber , October 22, 2009
OUTDOORS Blog: New book from birder Laura Erickson
By Sam Cook , October 19, 2009
Gyrfalcons and Duluth
Very few gyrfalcons have been observed flying over Hawk Ridge since 1971, when counting began there.
October 10, 2009
Rare bird visits Duluth
For the first time in 18 years, a gyrfalcon has been trapped and banded at Hawk Ridge.
By Sam Cook , October 10, 2009
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