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 >>

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 >>

Cardinals are known for their bright color and recognizable songs. If you hear a loud “chip” from a tree, look for one or two of them announcing their territory. read more >>

During the winter months ahead, if you are near wooded areas, you may hear a unique assortment of Barred Owl calls as it announces its patch of those woods, or… read more >>

Wild Turkeys are around us throughout the year but are very noticeable in the winter months as the foliage that normally provides cover has diminished. Their tracks in the snow… read more >>

“Birds of Carver County” will present information about bird species that are seen in Carver County. The articles are meant to inspire readers to be aware of their feathered neighbors… read more >>