Clint Austin
Photojournalist at Duluth News Tribune
Duluth News Tribune photographer. I pedal a bike whenever I can. [email protected] 218.428.3215
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2 weeks ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Dan Williamson |Clint Austin
DULUTH — With clear skies and temperatures in the 50s, outdoor activities were on the minds of many in the Northland on Saturday, and for the dozens that arrived at the Harrison Park with their bicycles, they were ready to take on the trails in tribute. “There’s just something special about being on a bike,” Doug Bowen-Bailey said to a fellow rider in the inaugural Carl Sack Memorial Bike Ride.
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1 month ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Clint Austin
DULUTH — Driving along Haines Road on April 3, I noticed a great gray owl sitting in the snow. Great gray owls are creatures of the boreal forest and only occasionally are found this far south. I was excited because great gray owls are the largest species of owl in the world by length, exceeding 2 feet long. These owls boast a wingspan that can reach more than 5 feet.
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1 month ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Clint Austin |Dan Williamson
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1 month ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Dan Williamson |Clint Austin
ALONG THE BOIS BRULE RIVER, Wis. — Spring is here on the calendar, and the last Saturday in March means that a traditional first fishing rite of spring is here too. A half-hour before sunrise, the Northland’s first opening day of open-water fishing kicked off Wisconsin’s Bois Brule River with trout and salmon becoming legal to catch downstream of U.S. Highway 2. The fishing opener on the river is always the last Saturday in March.
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1 month ago |
duluthnewstribune.com | Clint Austin
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