The Palo field station has a small collection of study skins for us to look at and study, so Joe and I did a bit of that today. While they can be useful for taking a look at all sorts of birds for extended amounts of time, they often do not retain many of their original characteristics and are tough to identify.
What I did discover was that a few of these birds have come from a very familiar place, I'm not sure how or why, but there must of been someone connected.
This was attached to a junco:



Goodhue Hall is the bird murder capital of Minnesota. AND my phone just tried to turn Goodhue into Goodbye-- coincidence???
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