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SPOT OUR NATIONAL BIRD IN MINNESOTA

ate fall brings bald eagles to the banks of the Mississippi River in Wabasha, should nest in Wabasha: Turning Waters Bed & Breakfast (from $209 a night) is steps from the National Eagle Center and has an onsite brewery.

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