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STAFF BLOG THE WANNABE BIRDER Do the Minnesota Vikings hate birds?
Probably not. But Minnesota Public Radio reports that some bird watchers are concerned about all that glass in the plans for their new football station. Birds, as anyone who has windows knows, don't a...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 5:16 PM
STAFF BLOG WILDWINGS Noooooo!
I guess it's only fair. I have acquired a few life birds "in the mail," as it is said, I suppose it's only fitting that some would be taken away in the same fashion. The posting on the ABA's blog two...
Posted on 5/7/13 at 3:00 PM
NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND more on (purple) martins
Last weeks column on purple martins generated some interesting questions. Here's a sample with the response from Perry Vogel of the Purple Martin Association of the Dakota's I live in Park River,ND....
Posted on 4/1/13 at 5:11 AM
STAFF BLOG OUTDOORS WITH SAM COOK Big day at Hawk Ridge; another coming?
Just a quick heads-up. More than 5,000 raptors were counted at Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory on Monday, according to Debbie Waters, education director at Hawk Ridge. That's by far the largest count of t...
Posted on 9/13/10 at 8:14 PM
STAFF BLOG NORTHLAND OUTDOORS National Repository: Where Dead Eagles Land
For some Americans, practicing their religion requires a federal permit and a long wait for a controlled substance — eagle parts. The National Eagle Repository, Building 128 at the Rocky Mounta...
Posted on 9/3/09 at 2:54 AM
Flight Lines: Celebrated songster makes surprise appearance
I remember the occasion vividly but couldn’t recall the date; luckily I kept notes – August 19, 1995. It was back in the days when I was getting around quite a bit as a military aviator.
By Keith Corliss , May 11, 2011
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Flight Lines: Are your pets at risk with peregrins?
If one is to believe the premise of a recent letter-to-the-editor in the Forum, there is a direct threat to the lives of pets everywhere in the metro area and it’s coming from the sky. Even more alarming, your babies are at risk. Or so the letter claimed.
By Keith Corliss , April 27, 2011
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Flight Lines: A week of wonder as spring migrants invade
Initially, I found it odd that a coworker would call me during evening hours. Odd, that is, until he asked the question.
By Keith Corliss , April 13, 2011
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Flight Lines: Funny and unused, archaic collective nouns
A collective noun, as defined by the American Heritage Dictionary, is a word that “denotes a collection of persons or things regarded as a unit.”
By Keith Corliss , March 30, 2011
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Flight Lines: With time, everything changes and adapts
Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan first described the native people near the southern tip of South America – an area he named Tierra del Fuego – in 1520 during his historic circumnavigation of the world.
By Keith Corliss , March 16, 2011
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Flight Lines: Lonely insect touches lives of many
That we tolerate winters here in the Red River Valley is not in doubt. We may not like it, we may even despise it, but we somehow soldier through until the last of winter’s snows have melted away and we get another go at a brief but glorious summer.
By Keith Corliss , March 02, 2011
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Flight Lines: Hillsboro woman has a passion for birds
Rosalie Anderson isn’t one to let setbacks quash her desire for more in life.
By Keith Corliss , January 19, 2011
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Flight Lines: Local bird watchers raise bar with highest-ever count
Now what, Disneyland? It took until the 74th year of the Fargo-Moorhead Christmas Bird Count (CBC), but area observers finally topped the 50-species mark last Saturday.
By Keith Corliss , December 22, 2010
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Flight Lines: Towhee tests Cass County winter with brief visit
Imagine you are a bird. You’ve spent the spring and summer somewhere up north, raising young while safely avoiding predators and other dangers, but generally enjoying the warmth and nutritional bounty served up by the long, lazy days of sun.
By Keith Corliss , November 24, 2010
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Variations abound for this red-tailed hawk
The red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) is about as common an airborne predator as there is.
By Keith Corliss , October 13, 2010
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Flight Lines: Purple finch, the one ‘supposed’ to be here
February, 1980, marked a moment of some significance among the state’s birders. This was a milestone. In Bismarck, North Dakota, the first official sighting of a house finch was recorded. Two months later Cass County got one too.
By Keith Corliss , September 29, 2010
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Flight Lines: Fishermen and woodpeckers share secret
A recent stroll at an out-of-state park helped me realize just how fast the summer is coming to an end.
By Keith Corliss , September 15, 2010
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