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Birds of Minnesota. By: Josh Hobday Ryan Randolph. Common Loon-(Gavia immer) It feeds on both salt and fresh water fish, including pike, trout, bass, flounder and herring. MN State Bird. Great Blue Heron. Ardea herodias Fish and other small amimals - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Birds of Minnesota By: Josh Hobday Ryan Randolph
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Page 1: Birds of Minnesota

Birds of Minnesota

By:

Josh Hobday

Ryan Randolph

Page 2: Birds of Minnesota

MN State Bird

• Common Loon-(Gavia immer)

• It feeds on both salt and fresh water fish, including pike, trout, bass, flounder and herring.

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Great Blue Heron

• Ardea herodias

• Fish and other small amimals– Has been known to choke to death on prey

that’s to large for it to swallow.

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Canada Goose

• Branta canadensis

• Eats variety of grasses, wheat, beans, rice, and corn.

• Male Female

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Mallard

• Anas platyrhynchos

• Vegetation, insects, mollusks, and crustaceans.

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Wood Duck

• Aix sponsa

• Vegetation, insects, snails, tadpoles, and salamanders.

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Red-tailed Hawk

• Buteo jamaicensis

• Small mammals, some birds and reptiles.

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Osprey

• Pandion haliaetus

• Fish

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Bald Eagle

• Haliaeetus leucocephalus

• Fish, carion, waterfowl, other birds, turtles, rabbits, and road-killed deer.

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American Crow

• Corvus brachyrhynchos

• Fruits, snails, salamanders, grain, small birds, mice, eggs, toads, corn, insects, and carrrion.

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Red-Headed Woodpecker

• Melanerpes erythrocephalus

• Insects, spiders, millipedes, centipedes, seeds, nuts, and berrys.

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Ring-Necked Pheasant

• Phasianus colchicus

• Waste grain, seeds, and plant parts.

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Wild Turkey

• Meleagris gallopavo

• Seeds, acorns, leaves, grains, berries, and insects.

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Eastern Bluebird

• Sialia sialis

• Insects, earthworms, snails, invertebrates, and berries.

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Northern Cardinal

• Cardinalis cardinalis

• Seeds, insects, fruit, and snails.

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American Goldfinch

• Carduelis tristis

• Seeds, fruit, and suet.

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Barn Swallow

• Hirundo rustica

• Insects

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Blue Jay

• Cyanocitta cristata

• Fruits, nuts, insects, seeds, frogs, mice, and sometimes eggs.

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Northern Oriole

• Icterus galbula

• Caterpillars, moths, beetles, ants, bugs, scale insects, aphids, woodborers, fruits, garden peas, and flower nectar.

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Ruby Throated Hummingbird

• Archilochus colubris• Nectar, also eats

insects and spiders.

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Common Raven

• Corvus corax• Food: carrion, insects, magets, beetles,

afterbirth of ewes, small mamals, reptiles, frogs, young or wounded birds, grain, acorns, and fruits.

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Warblers

• Yellow-rumped Warbler

• Dendroica coronata• Deciduous Forest• Insects, berries, and

fruits.

• Black and White Warbler

• Mniotilta varia• Coniferous Forest• Caterpillars, flies, bugs,

beetles, spiders, borers, and arthropod egg masses.

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Aquatic Wading

• American Bittern• Botaurus lentiginosus• Deciduous/

coniferous/prairie• Insects, amphibians,

crayfish, and small fish and mammals.

• Sandhill Crane• Grus canadensis• Coniferous Forest• Grains, berries, small

mammals, insects, snails, reptiles, and amphibians.

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Ground Nesting Birds

• American Woodcock• Scolopax minor• Deciduous/

coniferous/prairie.• Earthworms, and

burrowing insects larva.

• Horned Lark• Eremophila alpestris• Coniferous• Seeds, insects, small

mollusks.

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Ground Nesting

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Falcons

• Merlin• Falco columbarius• Deciduous• Small birds, small

mammals, lizards, snakes, and insects.

• Peregrine Falcon• Falco peregrinus• Coniferous/Deciduous• Birds, reptiles, and

mammals.


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