Recent MN Weather Could Have Created A Loon 'Fallout'Recent MN Weather Could Have Created A Loon 'Fallout'This past weekend, Wisconsin saw some unexpected visitors—loons wandering far from water, a sight that’s as concerning as it is unusual.Paul SheaPaul Shea
Owning a Common Loon Feather Could Result in Jail TimeOwning a Common Loon Feather Could Result in Jail TimePossessing feathers from migratory birds could result in a $15,000 fine or be imprisoned for six months. AbbeyAbbey
Say Goodbye to the Loons, They’ll Be Heading South SoonSay Goodbye to the Loons, They’ll Be Heading South SoonOn 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.AbbeyAbbey