Bighorn sheep were first recorded by the Lewis and Clark expedition in 1805 along the Yellowstone River in what is now North ...

Many species have settled into the nesting season ... woodland edges and river corridors of North Dakota, Minnesota and beyond. The lazuli bunting is incredibly similar to the indigo bunting ...

North Dakota is known for its wetlands and prairies, and these areas are some of the best places to look for a variety of ...

In 1917, he published the names of 250 species he’d encountered in a book called “A List of North Dakota Birds in the Big Coulee, Turtle Mountains and Devils Lake Region.” Judd’s nephew ...

These landscape changes across grassland regions like those in North Dakota affect local wildlife ... deserts for these particular species of birds,” Post van der Burg said.

Grassland Bird Species to Know When you think of the historic Great Plains, you probably imagine vast herds of bison grazing ...

Without fail, when I think about bighorn sheep in North Dakota, big game biologist Brett Weidmann pops into my head. For good reason. Brett is the Game and Fish Department’s bighorn guru and has ...

North Dakota’s landscape has been extensively ... It appears that populations of all four species of grassland birds declined as more acres were planted in corn and soybeans, a shift to row ...

Horton is recording the species and number of birds and assessing their habitat ... 1970 and breeds only in portions of Montana, North Dakota and small patches of three Canadian provinces.