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OUTDOORS WITH SAM COOK 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...
Posted on 5/15/13 at 1:06 PM
PARENT INFORMATION CENTER Spring into Activites for Kids!
Hello PIC parents! Spring is here! The birds are chirping, the sun is warm and shining and flowers are starting to bloom. Spring is a great time to try many new activities outside! Here are some fre...
Posted on 4/13/13 at 7:21 AM
STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN News and notes from the outdoors
A few odds and ends for this Wednesday in early January: The federal Bureau of Land Management recently released a policy document showing migratory bird deaths at oil and gas operation waste pits ha...
Posted on 1/9/13 at 11:17 AM
THE NEW FORTY Set free to soar...
Well, tomorrow is graduation day at NDSU. 13 of our emergency management majorsare graduating as well as a number of our minors. My emotions each graduation are a mix of happiness for the graduates an...
Posted on 12/13/12 at 11:37 PM
BACKYARD CHICKEN 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...
Posted on 12/8/12 at 7:30 AM
ALWAYS IN SEASON: Spring comes, and with it come the birds 
Spring has arrived, and with it the birds — both all of a sudden. The rapid influx of birds has made it almost impossible to keep track, but for me, two species stand out.
By Mike Jacobs , April 28, 2013
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Detroit Lakes’ Festival of Birds includes trip to Canada
Filled with plenty of knowledgeable speakers and prime spots for birding, this year’s Festival of Birds has a major addition — a trip into Canada.
By Pippi Mayfield , April 27, 2013
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Owl's well that ends well for Grand Forks raptor
About 150 people of all ages stopped by Lincoln Park Sunday afternoon to welcome home the great horned owl that was found hanging from a kite string in the park nearly seven weeks ago.
By Kevin Bonham , April 21, 2013
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OUTDOOR CALENDAR: Rolf Paulson to discuss birding and other aspects of Tanzania
Meetings, banquets, and events related to the outdoors
By Brad Dokken , April 14, 2013
TALKIN WITH DOKKEN: Geese in the frozen wetlands
Brad Dokken answers the question: What do Canadian geese eat when so much of the ground is still covered by snow?
April 07, 2013
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ALWAYS IN SEASON: Unusual visitor from the tundra provides a birding highlight
There’s a rock in a field along Grand Forks County Road 33 just east of Gilby. It’s a good-sized rock, and the landscape is pretty close to completely flat. That makes the rock a kind of landmark. It’s also an attractive perch for birds.
By Mike Jacobs , April 07, 2013
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Great owl adventures
Influx of great gray owls provides opportunity for UMC students to capture, band and photograph the birds in northwest Minnesota
By Brad Dokken , March 31, 2013
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ALWAYS IN SEASON: Sharp-tailed grouse react to weather, habitat loss
Sharp-tailed grouse were back on their dancing ground in the middle of last week — but their dancing was desultory — perhaps because their feet were cold.
By Mike Jacobs , March 31, 2013
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DOUG LEIER: Want to attract purple martins? Here are some tips
Many people who don’t hunt or fish are still familiar with national conservation organizations such as Ducks Unlimited, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Pheasants Forever.
By Doug Leier , March 30, 2013
Grand Forks birder spots a falcon, but not resident couple
A lone peregrine falcon has been hanging out on the UND water tower since Thursday, but local birdwatcher Dave Lambeth said it’s not a member of Grand Forks’ resident breeding pair.
By Brandi Jewett , March 29, 2013
ALWAYS IN SEASON: Gull provides diversion during global wait for pope
The bird of the week would be the Sistine seagull, except there is no such bird species. A gull — or a series of gulls — did perch on the chimney for much of the time Wednesday that the world waited for word of a new pope.
By Mike Jacobs , March 17, 2013
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DOUG LEIER: A look at North Dakota’s spring snow goose season
In the spring of 1999, I was working as a game warden when the first-ever spring light goose conservation season arrived. The purpose then — and still to this day — is to reduce light goose (snow goose) populations during the spring as the birds migrate toward their nesting grounds in the Canadian Arctic.
By Doug Leier , March 17, 2013
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Owl from Grand Forks on road to recovery
Sprain keeps great horned owl rescued in Lincoln Park is grounded still, says local raptor expert.
By Stephen J. Lee , March 16, 2013
DNR: Last of 3 eagle eggs also expected to fail
Tens of thousands of viewers have logged onto a live camera trained on an eagle's nest in the Twin Cities, waiting for three eggs to hatch.
By Associated Press , March 14, 2013
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Scientists suspect invasive species in Lake Michigan loon deaths
Scientists suspect invasive species may be to blame in the deaths of hundreds of loons on Lake Michigan.
By Dan Kraker , March 11, 2013
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