Bear Aware in the Spring
Here’s some helpful tips from the MN DNR! Be aware of bears this spring; DNR lists tips for avoiding conflicts Anyone living near bear habitat is reminded to be aware of bears this spring and check their property for food …
Here’s some helpful tips from the MN DNR! Be aware of bears this spring; DNR lists tips for avoiding conflicts Anyone living near bear habitat is reminded to be aware of bears this spring and check their property for food …
Any Shakespeare aficionados out there? We’re trying to find out and we’re hosting a Shakespeare Festival at Voyageur Brewing Company this weekend. If you’re looking for a weekend escape, then come on up for a visit!
The best part about the location of Voyageur Canoe Outfitters is the vast number of Boundary Waters and Quetico Park canoe trips that can be taken leaving right from our dock. One of our favorite said routes is the Saganaga, …
It’s been awhile since I’ve seen a cross fox at Voyageur but a neighbor was lucky enough to have one visit. So cute! Thanks for sharing the photos Jim.
I’ve seen quite a few bald eagles on the North Shore lately. Feed me, feed me! Update from the nest Our three eaglets are now focused on the business of growing up, eating plenty and getting strong. They’re a full-time …
Warmer temperatures, less snow and more wildfires. What’s The Leading Cause Of Wildfires In The U.S.? Humans February 27, 20173:01 PM ET Christopher Joyce Wildfires can start when lightning strikes or when someone fails to put out a campfire. New …
Great news from the MN DNR regarding the hatching of eggs! All three chicks have successfully hatched! And then there were three What an egg-citing week it has been! Saturday, March 4, brought us our first pip (a hole in …
Of course David Johnson was able to get fantastic photos of the wave action in Grand Marais the other day. Lake Superior was crazy with the high waves and even higher winds.
When warm air hits the cold water surface of Lake Superior, funny thing can happen. Add a little wind and “Puff the magic dragon!” Or so some folks thought in Duluth, Minnesota the other day.