Flocks of northbound Canada Geese have been reported from Lac qui Parle National Wildlife Refuge in western Minnesota. MIgrating geese and Sand Hill Cranes are being seen in southern Minnesota. Spring is here for them. Some of the early arrivals will see scenes like this, though.
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Obituaries
Mike Lynch, acclaimed Minneapolis painter and 'one of the finest artists Minnesota ever produced,' dies at 85
His work is featured in art museums and galleries across Minnesota.
