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Tom Crann
ST. PAUL, Minn.

Birdchick: Eagles and owls in the Twin Cities

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Sharon Stiteler runs Birdchick.com and wrote the books "City Birds/Country Birds" and "Disapproving Rabbits."
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Winter can be a pretty interesting time for bird watchers, said National Park Ranger and bird expert Sharon Stiteler.

Stiteler speaks with MPR News about bird developments in our region this winter. She blogs at birdchick.com and tweets @birdchick.

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Sharon Stiteler
Sharon Stiteler runs Birdchick.com and wrote the books "City Birds/Country Birds" and "Disapproving Rabbits."
Photo courtesy of Sharon Stiteler