Migration

On their trip south, loons can fly more than 75 miles per hour. Pretty impressive for a bird that can't walk on land really well.

Minnesota's state butterfly is heading south for the winter.

Minnesota is welcoming back it's state insect for the spring and summer months!

This may come as a shock, but as soon as Minnesotans retire they tend to stop being Minnesotans.

With immigration such a big issue, the New York Times published a state by state breakdown of where the population of each state has come from. It was interesting to see where the Minnesotans of today are from. Here's how our current make-up shakes down.