Gray jay
Gray jay
The Gray Jay stores large quantities of food for later use. It uses sticky saliva to glue small food items to tree branches above the height of the eventual snow line.
Photo credit: Rebecca Field
Wood Duck
Wood Duck
One of the most beautiful of American waterfowl, the Wood Duck's habit of nesting in cavities enables it to breed in areas lacking suitable ground cover.
Photo credit: Rebecca Field
White-throated Sparrow
White-throated Sparrow
Bird mortality from building collisions has been recorded in more than half the bird species in the United States.
Photo credit: Rebecca Field
Trumpeter Swans
Trumpeter Swans
One of North America's largest birds, Trumpeter Swans prefer marshes, lakes, or rivers with dense vegetation.
Photo credit: Rebecca Field
Northern Cardinal
Northern Cardinal
You can help protect the future of Minnesota's birds!
Photo credit: Rebecca Field

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