migration

Hundreds of thousands of birds are crossing Wisconsin each night.During peak migration, that number can surpass 15 million birds.To celebrate their return, The North Lakeland Discovery Center is hosting its 20th Northwoods Bird and Wildlife Festival.

Birds are migrating through Wisconsin now through May.

According to totals from the National Weather Service, the Rhinelander area has only seen 23.1 inches of snow this season. This winter has been anything but average.

Millions of birds are flying back north after a long winter.The spring migration also draws people seeking to catch a glimpse of the birds before some continue even further north for the breeding season.

Millions of birds are flying back north after a long winter.The spring migration also draws people seeking to catch a glimpse of the birds before some continue even further north for the breeding season.

WXPR’s Katie Thoresen and DNR Conservation Warden Tim Otto talk about what’s happening with birds in the region right now in this episode of All Things Outdoors.

As colder weather moves into the Northwoods, most birds are moving out. The fall migration is well underway for raptors and many other species of birds.…

Temperatures are dropping, and as we move closer to winter many species are migrating south. In today’s Wildlife Matters, DNR Wildlife Biologist Jeremy…