Owning a Common Loon Feather Could Result in Jail Time
Possessing feathers from migratory birds could result in a $15,000 fine or be imprisoned for six months.
Common Loon
Say Goodbye to the Loons, They’ll Be Heading South Soon
On their trip south, loons can fly more than 75 miles per hour. Pretty impressive for a bird that can't walk on land really well.
Watch: MN Fisherman Hand-feeds Loon in Wild Video
Not many Minnesotans can say they've hand-fed a common loon...not many beside this guy, that is.