Birdwatching at Agassiz NWR, an Important Bird Area in Minnesota
See bitterns, Black Terns, and tens of thousands of Franklin's Gulls at Minnesota's Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge
Published:
April 20, 2007
| Carrol Henderson, nongame wildlife program supervisor for Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources, describes the importance of Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge, a Globally Important Bird Area in northwestern Minnesota, to Franklin's Gulls, Black-crowned Night-Herons, Black Terns, Eared Grebes, Forster's Terns, American and Least Bitterns, American White Pelicans, and many other birds, including Trumpeter Swans. |
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