Night’s silent hunters may live in your ‘hood
Great horned owls begin nesting in late winter, with some even wearing “snow hats” as they sit on their eggs.
Great horned owls begin nesting in late winter, with some even wearing “snow hats” as they sit on their eggs.
This handsome little sparrow—and its ethereal song—often go unnoticed as it drops in for a visit before heading north.
As I drive the freeways here in the metro area, I often see a red-tailed hawk sitting atop a light pole, staring intently at the ground. It sometimes seems like a very casual, over-the-shoulder look. This is a classic sit-and-wait predator.
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Saint Paul Bird Alliance
P.O. Box 7275
St. Paul, MN 55107
Saint Paul Bird Alliance is a chapter of the National Audubon Society, Inc.

