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DNR biologist talks birds and the Gulf oil spill

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A loon and its chick make their way across Pierce Pond near N. New Portland, Maine.
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Popular Minnesota Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologist Carrol Henderson joins Midday to discuss the effects of the Gulf oil spill on migrating birds -- and take all other bird questions.

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A loon and its chick make their way across Pierce Pond near N. New Portland, Maine.
Pat Wellenbach/ASSOCIATED PRESS