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Carp: Why We Should Care and What to Do About Them | Salamanders, and the Fate of the World’s Biodiversity Hot Spots | New Role for the Saint Paul Audubon Society | Annual Meeting: May 13, 2010 | Saint Paul Audubon’s Spring Warbler Weekend | Urban Birding Festival of the Twin Cities
Great Lakes Piping Plovers: Research and Recovery | The River We Have Wrought | What Holly’s Reading | Senator Janet Johnson WMA, North Branch | 2010 Legislature Begins February 4th | Birds — the Canary in the Coal Mine for a Changing Climate
The Two Faces of House Wrens
/in Bird SpotlightThese tiny, energetic birds are a backyard favorite but it’s not surprising that bluebirds and chickadees consider them home wreckers.
June/July 2010
/in CardinalSummer Butterfly Census | 2010-2011 Officers and Board | Gulf Crisis | Gardens for Birds
Big, Bright Birds
/in Bird SpotlightReturning migrants stand out in brilliant orange, red or blue coats as they settle in and advertise for a mate.
Spring, the Singingest Season
/in Bird SpotlightChickadees and cardinals sing lilting songs, but their meaning may be in the ear of the beholder
April/May 2010
/in CardinalCarp: Why We Should Care and What to Do About Them | Salamanders, and the Fate of the World’s Biodiversity Hot Spots | New Role for the Saint Paul Audubon Society | Annual Meeting: May 13, 2010 | Saint Paul Audubon’s Spring Warbler Weekend | Urban Birding Festival of the Twin Cities
Urban Eagles
/in Bird SpotlightMost bald eagles nest far to the north of the Twin Cities, but a number of these birds raise their young in the metro area.
Eavesdropping Helps Birds Avoid Danger
/in Bird SpotlightWhen chickadees chatter that a predator is near, other birds do well to listen.
February/March 2010
/in CardinalGreat Lakes Piping Plovers: Research and Recovery | The River We Have Wrought | What Holly’s Reading | Senator Janet Johnson WMA, North Branch | 2010 Legislature Begins February 4th | Birds — the Canary in the Coal Mine for a Changing Climate
Natty, Noisy Nuthatch
/in Bird Spotlight“Yank . . . yank . . .yankyank.”