SENEY, MI – The oldest and most productive documented common loon in the world hatched another two chicks this breeding season. The female loon known to be at least 38 years old is called “Fe,” and ...
Fe (pictured with her mate) hatched two chicks this breeding season, bringing the total number of her known offspring to 42. Dani Fegan / Seney National Wildlife Refuge via Facebook The soap opera ...
Minnesota chose the common loon as its state bird in 1961 because lawmakers and bird experts agreed that no other animal ...
A pair of the oldest known common loons in the world have returned to a national wildlife refuge in Michigan's Upper Peninsula for the summer, federal officials said. The male, called "ABJ," and the ...
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