Some central Minnesota farmers say they have raised costs due to expensive supplies and added bird flu protections.

Minnesota’s black bears are emerging from their winter dens this time of year, as weather warms and plants and insects return ...

An irruption has brought a wave of northern owls to Minnesota this winter. This great gray swoops in Feb. 19 on a photographer in Two Harbors. (Provided by Joe Gliozzo Photography) ...

with bird flu going on, your first thoughts are, 'oh no.'" Winter farm damage: Minnesota farms face costly damage from winter pests The farm has been trying to shoo away migratory birds ...

Like prehistoric travelers through time, the sandhill cranes are flying overhead, calling out to feathered friends ahead and ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. (KFGO) – Black bears in Minnesota are beginning to emerge from their winter dens. The DNR advises residents ...

The tremendous flow of northern owls into Minnesota this winter has brought flocks of birders ... sharper focus the use of ...

Spring draws a lot of critters and wildlife back after winter shooed them away. For birds, specifically ... in the U.S. with about 4,000 adults. Minnesota has the largest population with more ...

Petersen did say that eight species are expected to no longer exist in Minnesota. Butterflies are disappearing due to habitat loss, fragmentation and insecticides To help with these issues, the ...

DULUTH — Though low in number and prone to fluctuating, Minnesota's Canada lynx population ... than other potential prey like squirrels and birds. Lynx are especially adept at hunting hares ...