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Someone's Knocking at My Door
Look at what was waiting for me when I got home today. As messy as the birds can be...the softy in me wants to leave the nest up, wait, and watch. What would you do? ...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 12:35 PM
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Still time to register for Hawk Ridge Birdathon
It isn't too late to register to participate in the 27th annual Hawk Ridge Birdathon, which will be held this Saturday, May 18. The object is to count as many bird species as you can within the 24-hou...
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sorry for no updates - started an egg business!
Hello: My apologies for those who have been reading this blog... I have not been posting for some time because I have started a farm and doing, what else, chickens. Our farm is in Wrenshall and we hav...
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A rowdy ruckus
Sunday night, after a hectic weekend of yard work, landscaping, gardening and welding, my husband Eric and I sat down to relax a bit. He jumped on the computer to talk to his Internet fishing buddies,...
Posted on 5/21/12 at 5:32 PM
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Slime, Blood, Fur, Feathers
My alarm woke me up earlier than I was used to, but on this day I needed to wake up with the fishes to check out the local fish market. Live eels, snakes, frogs, fowl, and much more, the wet market--a...
Posted on 3/24/12 at 9:04 AM
More blog posts about birds

Female falcon returns to Fargo without her mate

A female peregrine falcon that has nested on a downtown Fargo bank building since 2008 has returned this spring but her mate has not.

April 09, 2012

Fargo-to-Chicago flight hits bird, causing delay

An American Eagle flight from Fargo to Chicago turned back after the airplane struck a hawk shortly after takeoff.

April 06, 2012

Record bald eagles spotted in N.D.

State wildlife officials say they spotted a record number of bald eagles during an annual midwinter survey along a stretch of the Missouri River in North Dakota.

January 25, 2012

Record number of bald eagles spotted in ND

State wildlife officials say they spotted a record number of bald eagles during an annual midwinter survey along a stretch of the Missouri River in North Dakota.

January 24, 2012

Like magic, white owls spotted across U.S.

Like magic, white owls spotted across U.S. Famous for its role as Harry Potter’s companion in the books and movies, a species of majestic, mostly white owls is being sighted in abundant numbers this winter far from both Hogwarts and its native Arctic habitat.

By By Dirk Lammers , The Associated Press , January 06, 2012

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Oil firm to plead guilty in N.D. bird deaths

One of seven oil companies charged with killing migratory birds during drilling operations in North Dakota has agreed to plead guilty and pay $12,000.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , October 25, 2011

Not just for the birds: Big Sit brings together bird lovers to count the birds

The Big Sit flies high this weekend as first-time to advanced birdwatchers are invited to spend the day observing their feathery friends.

October 07, 2011

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Fargo companies aim to save birds

Two Fargo-based companies say they can help save the lives of birds and keep oil companies out of court. Representatives of Bird Bright, which makes an ultraviolet paint, and Flock Buster, which sells a repellent, are pushing their products in the wake of federal charges filed against seven oil companies after 28 dead birds were found in western North Dakota oil pits.

By By Dave Kolpack, The Associated Press , October 01, 2011

Migrating birds create hazard for airports

Birds have begun to migrate, causing problems for airports across the nation — including the Jamestown Regional Airport, which prefers to deal with them through nonlethal means.

By Kari Lucin , September 13, 2011

Oil firms charged with killing birds

Seven oil companies operating in western North Dakota face federal charges of killing migratory birds that allegedly died when they landed in oilfield pits and wastewater disposal facilities. The charges under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act cite the losses of 28 ducks and other birds in oil waste pits between May 6 and June 20. Federal laws require pits to be bird-proofed with fences, screens and nets.

By By Chuck Haga, Forum Communications Co. , August 26, 2011

Birds struggle in hot weather

Like humans, birds adapt to hot weather While I was wringing perspiration out of a bandana one day last week, I got to wondering about heat. We know that heat is a deadly weather phenomenon, killing far more people than cold.

July 18, 2011

Peregrine falcons return to Grand Forks to breed

Grand Forks’ resident peregrine falcons are back in town for the breeding season.

April 15, 2011

White pelicans becoming more common sight in Ind.

Bird watchers say that white pelicans are becoming a more common sight around Indiana these days.

March 29, 2011

Fargo has spring ‘Miracle’

Fargo has spring ‘Miracle’ For some, the sight of a robin is a sure sign of spring. For others, it’s a falcon. Miracle, a female peregrine falcon who has nested outside the 12th floor of the Bank of the West building for several years, has again been seen downtown.

By By Dave Olson, Forum Communications Co. , March 19, 2011

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Bird study comes up

BISMARCK — Despite spending $1 million, scientists haven’t been able to determine whether gadgets that flash, flap and have spirals are effective in keeping birds away from North Dakota power lines. The study looked at so-called bird diverters on a causeway that separates Lake Audubon from Lake Sakakawea along the Missouri River. Biologists have called the 2-mile stretch along U.S. Highway 83 through the Audubon National Wildlife Refuge one of the world’s deadliest places for birds, which are killed in crashes with power lines and vehicles.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , January 15, 2011

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