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Rare bird spotted in Sterling

We all get a surprise visitor sometimes, but for one North Dakota resident, her new arrival is truly unexpected. This week, a Pyrrhuloxia—a striking bird typically found in the deserts of the Southwest and Mexico—showed up at a backyard feeder in Sterling.[...]

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Waterfowl Season Preview 2025 – 09-22-2025

North Dakota’s waterfowl hunters will see a few changes in 2025, starting with a new requirement: an electronic state waterfowl stamp to better track both resident and non-resident hunters. Bag limits for pintails are also increasing to three, while zone adjustments will[...]

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The Benefits Of Grasslands

You don’t have to be a biologist or range scientist to see how the land use of grasslands of North Dakota has changed. Ashlyn Herron, a University of North Dakota master’s in biology student, is using technology to determine if high-quality grassland[...]

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Landscaping is for the birds

Growing up, I spent a lot of time with my grandmother. One of our favorite activities was watching the birds that would come to her feeder every morning. This year, I have been landscaping to attract more birds to my yard. Birds[...]

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Watch: Bird Watching in North Dakota

Bird watching is a great activity for enjoying the outdoors. In this week’s NDO News, conservation biologist Sandra Johnson gives some tips for making the most out of your birding excursions. Watch below [...]Read More... from Watch: Bird Watching in North Dakota