What to watch for in Minnesota’s fall bird migration
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If you’re tuned to the sound of birds outside your window, you may have noticed their morning symphonies slowly getting quieter in recent weeks.
That’s because the fall migration has started, even though it’s barely August. For more on what that looks like — and what it means for Minnesota bird lovers — MPR News host Cathy Wurzer talked with Sharon Stiteler, a.k.a “the Birdchick.”
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