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Needless to say, I was quite surprised when this gorgeous Gray Fox showed up on the BogCam. A gorgeous creature that is increasingly common in Northeast Minnesota. Note the shorter snout, delicate paws, grizzled fur and black-tipped tail that help differentiate them from their cousin the Red Fox (which showed up on this same BogCam a few weeks ago!). Its tracks were tiny…Not much bigger than a house cats.
Our 11th season of monitoring American Kestrel Nest boxes in the greater Sax-Zim Bog ecosystem has come to an end. This season started out with a big change for our…
The 14th Annual Sax-Zim Bog BioBlitz was held June 26-27, 2026 with some excellent weather, great field trips, and lots of biodiversity documented! As far as BioBlitzes go, we have…
It has been a while since I made a post about biodiversity milestones in the greater Sax-Zim Bog ecosystem. In fact, the last blog post about biodiversity came in 2021…
Our 11th season of monitoring American Kestrel Nest boxes in the greater Sax-Zim Bog ecosystem has come to an end. This season started out with a big change for our…
The 14th Annual Sax-Zim Bog BioBlitz was held June 26-27, 2026 with some excellent weather, great field trips, and lots of biodiversity documented! As far as BioBlitzes go, we have…
