Winter Lights at the Arb
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Outdoors
A space for all things nature, this category covers outdoor activities, local parks, trails, and conservation efforts. Whether it’s hiking spots, wildlife sightings, or seasonal tips for outdoor recreation, this section encourages readers to explore and appreciate the natural beauty in our community.
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Birds of Carver County: Northern Flicker
In winter, when most other birds take on drab colors, Northern Flickers can brighten everybody’s day with their arrival at feeders. read more >>
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Birds of Carver County: Red-breasted Nuthatch
Red-breasted Nuthatches are tiny, fast and able to move in ways that most birds can’t. They are great examples of successful survival adaptations. read more >>
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Birds of Carver County: Dark-Eyed Junco
Juncos seem to bring out our smiles as these winter birds meander around bird feeders and roadside shrubs then flash their white outer tail feathers as they move to a… read more >>
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Chaska Event Benefits Fire Department Relief Association
It was packed on the ice and off at Chaska’s Firemen’s Park on Saturday. While a good crowd of people hovered over their ice holes hoping for a strike, others… read more >>
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Birds of Carver County: Redpoll
Redpolls – Cute little birds with bright red hats! read more >>
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Birds of Carver County: Pine Siskin
Pine Siskins will always visit bird feeders in the winter. TRUE, FALSE or MAYBE? read more >>
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Birds of Carver County: The Blue Jay
The Blue Jay is one of Carver County’s “best dressed” birds. But is it really Blue? read more >>
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Birds of Carver County: The Pileated Woodpecker
The Pileated Woodpecker, the largest in North America, is easily recognized by its black body and red crest. It thrives in wooded areas, feeding on carpenter ants and creating nesting… read more >>
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Birds of Carver County: Chickadees Calling
Black-capped Chickadees seem to be the friendliest neighbors. They can be the first to sing to us after we put out food for them. They brighten our moods in late… read more >>
