Turkey, Brown-headed Cowbird, Grey Catbird, Mourning Dove,
American Goldfinch, Ruby-throated Hummingbird, and Downy Woodpecker. A few
days ago we had an American Kestrel land in one of our trees!
I hope all MOU mothers had a great day!
Linda Krueger
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We want to thank all of you who gave us some advice, not too long ago,
regarding where to go in Arizona to photograph hummingbirds. We listened
to your advice and made all necessary arrangements to make the most of our
trip. We thought some of you might want to see the photographic results of
We got great looks at the Virginia Rail at the 180th Street Marsh in Dakota
County today. It was right up to the road.
Linda and Kevin Krueger
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Yesterday (Saturday) my Husband and I got two Life Birds photographed! We
were lucky enough to see both the Golden-Crowned Kinglet and the
Ruby-Crowned Kinglet near Bay Point Park in Red Wing. We were also able to
photograph Osprey fishing at Colvill Park. There were six active Eagles
there
of
that Pileated Woodpecker even with a small cell phone!!!
Just had to share :)
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Hi Everyone!
First of all, thank you so much to those of you who previously voted for
our photos in the National Wildlife Photo contest. Because of your votes,
one of our photos made it into the People's Choice Award Final Round
Thank YOU!
Starting today, July 24th thru August 6th, the
Hi Everyone!
We have updated our photo website. Birds in the update include:
Eastern Bluebird
Mountain Bluebird
Chipping Sparrow
Clay-colored Sparrow
House Finch
Eastern Phoebe
American Robin
Steller's Jay
Gray-headed Dark-eyed Junco
Common Raven
Black-billed Magpie
Redhead
Iceland Gull
Snow
We updated our photo website, www.FlightofNature.com after not having done
so for some time. The number of new bird photos we've added is too long a
list to post in this email but here are some of the highlights for us:
Wurdermann's Heron
Great Blue Heron, White Morph
American Bittern
My Husband and I just had a fun birding weekend in Horicon, Wisconsin that I
thought I'd share for those who don't know about the Horicon Marsh. This is
a HUGE marsh that is partly owned by the State and partly Federally owned.
Most of the marsh isn't accessible by car but you can bike, hike,
the
apple tree flowers!! We've had a ton of Orioles, two Rose-breasted
Grosbeaks, a zillion Goldfinches, three Hummingbirds, and the list goes on
and on. I am so glad we enjoy birds and photographing them as that
combination is the perfect medicine for him right now!!!
Linda Krueger
My Hummingbirds arrived in my yard today (a bit south of Hastings, Dakota
County). I had my nectar feeders up and ready for them J Haven't seen my
Orioles yet though!
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We had our first-ever Indigo Bunting in our front yard this morning!
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It was brought to my attention that I gave an incorrect website address for
viewing the courtship display of the Greater Prairie Chickens and
Sharp-tailed Grouse in Mullen, Nebraska. The correct link is:
www.grasslanddance.com
Sorry for the confusion.
Linda and Kevin Krueger
For those interested, Kevin and I have updated our photo website again.
Since last notifying you, we have traveled to southern Texas (again!),
Nebraska, and South Dakota.
In Texas we returned, for a second time, to the Martin Refuge. Again, we
would highly recommend going there to photograph
Bluebirds have arrived in Hastings J
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(Sorry - I just sent the email below but found out the formatting got messed
up - not sure why or how. So, I am resending the email with the correct
formatting - hopefully!)
Hi everyone! Kevin and myself spent a couple of weeks last month photograph
birds along the Gulf Coast of Texas and in
We've once again posted new images on our website. We were lucky enough to
watch Whooping Cranes in the Necedah National Wildlife Reserve (in
Wisconsin) training with an ultralite for their migration to western Florida
and have included a photo from that. Also, most of our photos now have a
link
Kevin and I photographed Black Bears at the Vince Shute Wildlife Sanctuary
in Orr, MN last weekend. If you are not familiar with it, you can check it
out at www.americanbear.org. We would highly recommend a visit there.
We have updated our website with black bear photos and the following
Kevin and I returned to Florida March 13th - 23rd to photograph birds again.
This time we went to St. Augustine (again!), Kissimmee, and the Panhandle.
The focus of our last trip (December/January) was on Great Blue Herons in
their breeding plumage. The focus this trip was on Snowy and Great
February 1st Kevin and I headed to Monticello to photograph Trumpeter Swans.
The weekend of February 6th we headed to Lock and Dam 18 in Burlington, Iowa
to photograph Bald Eagles and American White Pelicans. Some of the photos
we took from these two areas are now on our website along with photos
.
Thank you,
Linda Krueger
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My Husband and I spent two weeks in Florida during the recent holidays
photographing birds. We obtained 29 Life Birds! Having visited three
different rookeries (St. Augustine, Venice, Brandon), we were able to
observe and photograph baby Great Blue Herons which was hard to believe
knowing how
are done updating.
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We updated our website today. Most of the photos were taken of birds right
in our own yard! We are lucky enough to have a Wild Turkey nesting on our
back acreage right now too! Perhaps we'll be able to photograph the babies
- ?
In addition to a photo of our new Golden Retriever puppy, our
At 19 days of age, our 5 baby Bluebirds left the nest. You can watch them
leaving by going to movies on our website home page and watching the last
video in the videos archive. We also included a photograph of one of the
babies taken just minutes after it left the nest! We cleaned out the
We have a good 24 Cedar Waxwings in one of our apple trees right now. What
a sight! Most are sitting in pairs and one is feeding the other a flower.
Our Bluebird is on day 11 of incubating her five eggs. Won't be long before
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We have a video camera inside one of our Bluebird nesting boxes. Yesterday
morning the female laid her first egg and this morning she laid a second
egg.
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We have an amazing update to our photo website this time! We traveled to
the Platte River in Nebraska to observe the Sandhill Crane migration and
reserved a spot in a blind through Rowe Sanctuary. If you haven't
experienced the cranes coming into the mudflats in the evening or departing
them in
The link I gave, in an email earlier today, for our photo website update did
not include .com after it. So, if anyone tried to go to the website from
there, it would not have worked. Sorry. The link is
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is: Are the
freeze-dried mealworms just as good for them, do they like them just as
much?
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the Mississippi River (across from Lake Rebecca) as well as one in Lake
Rebecca. Also saw an Owl in one of the large-sized nests on the Lock and
Dam Road in Hastings (it was getting too dark out to ID what type of Owl but
I would guess it's a Great Horned Owl).
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hovering at a time! We've always had them come back in the Fall to check
out the houses but never that many and we've never seen them hovering like
that.
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I remember someone writing to the MOU group asking for people to report
observed Osprey nests. My Husband and I found one today with two babies in
it that I'd like to report but I must not have saved the email from that
person and have no clue where to report it. Any advice?
Linda
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The Swainson's Hawk was putting on quite a show from 4:40 - 5:15PM today at
the intersection of Hwys 52 42 near the Rosemount Water Tower. He was
flying really low. There was also a Turkey Vulture flying overhead in the
same area.
Linda
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Kevin and I have updated our website with lots of new photos. To see the
newest ones, highlight and click New Photos found at the top of the home
page for the website. Be sure and go to the second page of newest photos as
well (right arrow on the newest photos thumbnails page).
This time
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There are still many Eagles flying over Hastings in the downtown area.
Also, many Double-crested Cormorants and Great Blue
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My Husband and I found two Horned Larks playing in the gravel road at the
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As many of you know, my Husband (Kevin) and I haven't had much time to
photograph birds since the middle of last May due to
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We added quite the variety of birds to our website tonight. We were able to
go to Hawks Ridge in Duluth Saturday, September
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My Husband, Kevin, and I updated our website. You will see a few changes in
addition to the new photos. First of all, our
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Dave Fallow (Madison, WI) was nice enough to point out that I had captioned
Eastern Kingbirds as Loggerhead Shrikes with my
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We updated our website today with new photos of the following:
- Juvenile Peregrine Falcon (taken in Hastings on the
my camera anymore!!! From now on, if you click on (Camera Info)
underneath a photo, you will be able to tell which one of us took the photo
as Kevin's will read Canon EOS 30D and mine will read Canon EOS 20D.
ENJOY :-)
Linda Krueger
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last night and we
were glad we did as it was fun watching and listening to those two birds.
I'll notify everyone when we post our newest photos.
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website. I'll let everyone know
when I do.
I also saw a number of Dickcissels along the road leading to Spring Lake
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was able to see one
swimming. The photos I took of the Cormorant landing on the water are
almost comical with those huge webbed feet spread out! It will be a while
before I post new photos to my website but I'll let everyone know when I do.
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, and Kildeer. The
180th Street Marsh was void of birds both times I went there today!
Hope all Mothers had a great Mother's Day :-)
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- one perched and one in-flight)
Blue-winged Teal
Female Mallard
Pied-billed Grebe
Male and female Wilson's Phalarope (photographed at the 180th Street Marsh)
Lesser Yellowlegs
Red-tailed Hawk (in-flight)
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there as well!
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days. The male is banded (silver band). We have no water on our
property (we live in the country on 20 acres of land). Is there any
possibility that they would nest on our property with no water nearby?
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field about ten
miles west of Baraboo in addition to the one at the Crane Foundation)
- Brolga Crane
- Turkey Vulture in-flight
- Red-winged Blackbird
- Northern Shoveler
- Wild Turkey with full feather display
- Lesser Yellowlegs
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started about 18 months ago) and photographing birds. These four
photos were taken by him.
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until 4PM). Around
7PM tonight I observed several Great Blue Herons, Geese, and a Northern
Harrier at the 180th Street Marsh in Dakota County.
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at that time.
Went to 180th Street Marsh in Dakota County around 7:15PM and there were 23
Great Blue Herons on shore and then 16 flew overhead! Quite a sight!
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in
Hastings)
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selected bird to its corresponding thumbnail index
page. I thought this might aide those who are interested in seeing
bird-specific photos.
Again, thank you to everyone who takes time to visit my website and send me
feedback. It is really appreciated.
Linda Krueger
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a small mammal, two Bald Eagle
in-flight photos, some Ring-billed Gulls action shots, and a couple photos
of my friend's White-faced Cockatiel.
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. It is a Rock
Pigeon. As I explained to one of the people responding, this is a common
bird but the variation I photographed today is not in my field books and is
not one I have seen before. I appreciate getting help from more experienced
birders when I need it.
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(thank you to Karl Bardon
for identifying this Gull for me), and an in-flight Bald Eagle shot.
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that I can't identify.
I will notify the group as soon as I post the unidentified Gull on my
website and then I'll ask your help! Stay tuned!
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as they were
previously.
I want to thank those that have emailed me in private giving me directions
to great photo ops! I could not be getting the photos I'm getting without
the help of all of you out there :-)
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there were geese in
the field but, today, my Husband said there were no geese. So, we're
wondering if he'll return there again - hope so!
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, a Cordon Bleu Finch, a
Zebra Finch, and a pair of Diamond Doves nesting. The exotic finches and
Diamond Doves were taken in the Sun Room of a Nursing Home (enclosed in a
glass case with a screened top). You can view these photos under the New
Photos tab.
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:
- cross between Mallard and Domestic
Several people pointed out that a Duck will breed with anything that moves
(or, doesn't move!).
Thanks again for the feedback both on the identification of these two birds
and on my photos. It's appreciated :-)
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with binoculars off in the
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in the Beaver Creek WMA.
And, last, I have a photo taken at Colvill Park in Red Wing of a Bald Eagle
having caught a fish.
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eating a mouse. I'll let
everyone know when I get them on my website.
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The Snowy White Owl previously reported on Hwy 1 in Goodhue County was there
tonight (Friday) at 6:05PM.
Linda Krueger
a Mute Swan in-flight photo
and a photo of two Tundra Swans in-flight. You can see these photos under
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them to my website soon but
they aren't on there yet. I also photographed Mute Swans in flight there
and Common Goldeneyes.
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to the steam coming off the water - it
was high and it was thick. Channel 11 was there interviewing two people and
filming the Eagles. I saw the segment on the 5PM news. Perhaps it will be
on the 10PM news too.
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. They are still putting on
their aerial displays too.
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open wide and swallow! It was an incredible experience as we were not that
far away from him. Then, much to our surprise, he flew to a nearby tree
and, again, did not care in the least that we were there! I will never
forget this bird :-)
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and Female House Sparrow,
European Starling, and Cooper's Hawk.
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, female Northern Cardinal, Red
Squirrel. ENJOY!
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brown and gray on the top
of his head - you can see the dividing line of the two colors in the photo.
I'm wondering if they are male and female and I am wondering if they could
be Boreal Chicadees - ? I have never seen these birds before in my yard.
Thank you!
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to be city birds?
Thank you to everyone who replied. It is so frustrating when you can't
identify a bird. I've only been doing this for a little over a year and
there is SO MUCH to learn :-)
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. I, too, would
appreciate any further suggestions for improving the site itself or
improving the quality of my photos. Thank you.
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. The in-flight Belted
Kingfisher photo was taken at Reads Landing and the in-flight Eagle photos
were taken at Colville Park in Red Wing.
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stated) of the Tundra Swan. Sorry.
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hanging around and can be found
easily on electrical lines just about any time of the day.
I added four in-flight photos of Ring-billed Gulls and an interesting
portrait of a female Northern Cardinal to my website today for those that
are interested.
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The male American Kestrel was found on Hwy 47 in Hastings again today around
10:30AM on the electrical wires - second day in
). There were three of them there
at the time (late afternoon). Please let me know if you have any problems
with my newer web site.
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About 200 spotted on East 10th Street in Hastings
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with a Belted Kingfisher that
I photographed at the 180th Street Marsh this morning. Enjoy! I will be
returning to both locations in the next couple of days to continue
photographing these birds. The Juvenile Ibis was at the 180th Street Marsh
this morning as well.
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(in addition to the three I
previously posted) showing the gull landing without its legs as noted by Jim
Mattsson. I am also posting an in-flight photo. The Gull left the Lake
Rebecca area around 4:45PM.
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to the 180th Street Marsh this
evening and got a nice photo of the Ibis there and have it on my web site
for those interested. I can't decide if it has a red eye or not for those
wondering if it is a White-faced Ibis. Is there any other way to identify
it?
Linda Krueger
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). I also added to the
Landscape Wildlife link, photos of a dragonfly and a baby deer eating
leaves off a tree.
Linda Krueger
Visit my photo web site at:
www.tc.umn.edu/~lkrueger
Come back often and enjoy!
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previous update), a Monarch Butterfly, and a Dragonfly.
Linda Krueger
lkrue...@umn.edu
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www.tc.umn.edu/~lkrueger
Come back often and enjoy!
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If you're interested, enjoy!
Linda Krueger
Visit my photo web site at:
www.tc.umn.edu/~lkrueger
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. For those interested, ENJOY!
Linda Krueger
Visit my photo web site at:
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Come back often and enjoy!
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in it. If anyone has the
time, I'd appreciate getting feedback identifying these two birds. I will
be updating my web site a lot in the coming weeks with Spring migrating
birds!
Linda Krueger
Hastings, MN
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labeled unknown birds
. Sorry about that.
The web site is:
www.tc.umn.edu/~lkrueger
Linda Krueger
Hastings, MN
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. The eagle was on the right
side of Gen. Sieben Road as you are heading North in an open field being
prepared for new housing. It was a matured eagle with a solid white head.
Linda Krueger
Hastings, MN
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David Cahlander has put two photographs I took of this bird on the web sites
below if you would like to help me identify the bird.
http://www.cahlander.com/MysteryBird1.JPG
http://www.cahlander.com/MysteryBird2.JPG
Thank you.
Linda Krueger
Hastings, MN
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