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Two summers ago I found a dead black-billed cuckoo, apparent victim of hitting
a
window, on the north side of Moos Tower on the UMN East Bank. One day last
summer I found another dead black-billed cuckoo, maybe within 15 ft of where I
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This afternoon on Dodge Mower Road (the county line road) about a half mile
east of Mower CR7/Dodge CR13. The bird was on the power lines on the Dodge
County side. Had it crossed the road I could have reported it twice, once
for each
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Just arrived and looks to be roosting for the night on the
mud shoal near the Pelicans 8:00 pm
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A photo of a presumed Gull-billed Tern can be seen on the MN Birding Facebook
page. Seen
by the poster Agogo Malawi at Salt Lake in Lac Qui Parle Co.
No further details as of yet.
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Duluth, MN
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Yesterday (5/24), I found a northern mockingbird at Spring Lake Park- Archery
Unit in Dakota County. The bird was first seen along the entrance road. It then
subsequently flew to the archery area and adjacent picnic area. I was not
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Sighted both Whistlers 7 to 7:30pm easily in SE corner of
Eggert Lake, then they took flight to the SW corner where
there's a "pool" amid the Willow tree patch and greening
cattail margin, one perched on a branch. Perhaps a roost
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Just found an adult breeding plumaged red knot and
white-faced ibis at Brown WPA on CR 19 just south of CR
21. This is a few miles south of Rothsay.
Ben Fritchman
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Today (5/19) from 11:35-2:15, I watched a large, species rich group of
shorebirds from the west end access of Lake Byllesby Regional Park in Dakota
County. Highlights indclude:
-1 red-necked phalarope
-1 ruddy turnstone
-1
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Just rec'd a message from Phil Chu that eight (8) Whimbrels just flew into the
Albany
Sewage WTP, large pond NW corner. He advises their tendency to jump around a
lot when
feeding and maybe will stay for awhile, maybe not. mjb
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Sighted my first ovenbird today...in our chicken coop. Couldn't figure out
how it got in until I went in to release it and it slipped right through the
wire. The chickens were a bit bemused. I went out later and heard an
ovenbird
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Sorry about the late post, long big day in Redwood County yesterday.
Among the 146 species were Cattle Egret at Willow Lake WMA near Wanda,
2 Male Great-tailed Grackles on extreme south end of Gales Lake WMA
south of Vesta, 5
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In what has been a very slow start this spring in Brown County, today was
very active. 19 Warbler species in Flandrau SP and Minnecon park with the
highlight being a beautiful adult Prothonotary Warbler in the woods to the
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After leaving McQuade Safe Harbor I notice 3 cormorants that have lifted of the
lake and were trying to gain height. At the first glance the birds were at
about a 30
degree angle in front of us about 300 yards away. The 3 birds
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A male Rose-breasted Grosbeak arrived this afternoon in our backyard.
Connie
Lino Lakes, Anoka County
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I am writing once again to post an opportunity to participate in a Citizens
Science Project that involves recording migrating Mourning Warbler songs. I
am interested in whether different song populations of Mourning Warblers
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Hi. I thought I got signed up for the daily list of sightings and I'm not
getting it.
Can you help?
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There has been a House Wren in our yard since Friday.
It is not singing constantly yet but checking out the houses.
Connie
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Is it possible to get the recent Membership Directory. I have a 2011 edition.
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Duluth is starting to warm up bird wise at least little. Park Point seems to be
the
best at the moment. This morning Bruce Munson found 2 SURF SCOTER on the
bayside between the Sailing Club and Park Point entrance. There are at
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Palm Warblers and Blue-gray gnat catchers at Farmers Community Park, Arches
(Stockton),
MN. Also present Northern waterthrush x3 and Belted kingfisher x3.
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I just noticed my first of the year Rose Breasted Grosbeaks at my feeders here
in Rushford
this morning. Then went back to the window and spotted an Indigo Bunting
feeding below
as well. FOY House Wren spotted on Magelssen
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Still present at original location.
http://ebird.org/ebird/submit/effort?locID=L4524882
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Garrett Wee on the MN Birding Page reported a:-
1 Glossy Ibis along with 35 White-faced ibis, Miedd Lake, yellow medicine county
Photos were posted.
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Duluth, MN
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Elissa Gallien just called and reported 6 AMERICAN AVOCETS on the west side of
the St.
Mathias rice paddies on St. Mathias Rd, south of Brainerd, Crow Wing Co. great
bird for
Crow Wing.
John Richardson,
Duluth, MN
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There were two Red-necked Graves on North Lake at Albany earlier this morning.
There were many Horned Grebes and one Greater White-fronted Goose as well
as Cliff and Barn Swallows. At Getchell Lake there were three Hudsonian
Godwits.
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Greetings, all!
I (actually "we" - 4 of us) have a day to spend in Biloxi, Mississippi this
coming Friday.
Where should we visit for a few hours of not-too-complicated birding?
Thanks for your help!
- Brigitte
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The path out to the new Cedar Ave. boardwalk is like Texas
"gumbo" ... i.e. you risk losing your boots walking to the
boardwalk. Keith Olstad and I saw only the expected ducks.
Not worth the walk. Does anyone know when the gravel
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While searching for the (probably long-since-gone) long-tailed duck,
I found a lesser black-backed gull midst the many ring-billed gulls.
It was directly out from the new observation platform at the old
Cedar Ave. boardwalk... It was
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A Saw-whet is being seen currently at the home of Butch Ukera, 23205 Agate Lake
Rd, Deerwood, MN. Visitors welcome he said. PLEASE call in advance. 218-851-
3318.
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Duluth, MN
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An estimated 2000+ strong flock of Bohemian Waxwing around Portman Park in
the Lakeside neighborhood of Duluth this afternoon was observed and
photographed. The flock simply picked up more numbers as it headed east through
town
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Last night (3/12) Miriam and I heard four or five woodcock
'peenting' and sky dancing at the Black Dog Fen. However,
they were moving around a lot as if they had not yet established
territory. We had to walk beyond the two towers
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I can't let the day end without saying that I've just
witnessed one of the most miraculous displays of
migrating ducks and geese in my life, spanning the
breadth of the river valley and as far north and south on
the
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This week looks to set records with weather and bird sightings. Yesterday from
Enger Tower in Duluth with the Hawk Watchers we observed close to 200 BALD
EAGLE, 3 GOLDEN EAGLE, a very early adult RED-SHOULDERED HAWK,
GYRFALCON 5
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Will you change my Ring-Necked DuckXGreater Scaulp to Ring-Necked Duck.
Thank You
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Duluth update:-
Water around Canal Park is opening up and things are moving in slowly. CANADA
GEESE are
showing up, as are a few more COMMON GOLDENEYE and COMMON MERGANSERS. Gulls
are a little spread out, but still a few around
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This post is in regard to the potential 1st State record MOTTLED DUCK. I
contacted
Tony Leukering, from Largo, FL who knows a bit about Mottled Duck.
His response is below, and I MUST stress his experience is with FL MODU, not TX
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Eleven White-winged Crossbills were present today at about 2:30 along the east
side of the
conifer plantation on Blue Hills Trail. Also found 1 each Ruffed Grouse, Bald
Eagle, Red-
tailed Hawk, Downy Woodpecker, Hairy Woodpecker, Brown
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After viewing the potential mottled duck at the Rum River
Dam I drove to the Coon Rapids Dam, seeking, in vain, the
long-tailed duck. But did have a fly-over of the brightest,
and whitest, Krider's hawk I have ever seen. No belly
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The owl photo posted on the website is a sub-species of Great Horned Owl. I
thought some might be interested in this info I found below.
"Snyder's" Great Horned Owl (B. v. scalariventris)
L.L. Snyder (1961) of the Royal Ontario
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Varied Thrush still in Pillager , Call Wayne if interested in seeing it
218-839-6463!
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I found the GYR again this afternoon about 2:45pm over the elevators at Port
Terminal again. After a brief tussle with a RED-TAILED HAWK it was briefly lost
from view. It was last seen by another local flying over the bay towards
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Wayne M reports that the varied thrush is still coming to his feeders in
Pillager( Cass County) Give him a call if interested 218-839-6463
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Second hand report that a GYR FALCON is at the DECC, near Canal Park. Duluth.
Perched on
the harbor side of the Arena.
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GYR FALCON Duluth, MN. Found this afternoon 3:30pm-ish on the old General Mills
building Port Terminal. The building has a large 'A' letter on the side now. It
was
seen by myself and a couple others and confirmed as an immature.
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"Birds of Flight" THIS Friday, 5:30PM CST on TBN
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http://creationinthe21stcentury.com/creation-in-the-21st-century-episode-the-
fascinating-world-of-hummingbirds-with-guest-benjamin-owen-of-border-watch-
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Starting at Canal Park in Duluth, quite a few observers this afternoon were
rewarded with a
great gull show. Adults of 5 species were observed (GREAT BLACK-BACKED GULL,
GLAUCOUS, ICELAND, THAYER'S, and HERRING). Various cycles
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Anyone birding Duluth this weekend, keep a sharp eye out around Port Terminal
and
especially the old General Mills elevator (now has a big 'A' on the side).
This afternoon I was fairly comfortably that I was watching a GYR FALCON
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This morning at first light, we had a brown creeper in our St. Anthony, MN
backyard.
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BL KITTIWAKE was just reported off of Canal Park Duluth. MN
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BL KITTIWAKE was just reported off of Canal Park Duluth. MN
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Present this morning (Wed).
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Duluth, MN
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Still present at the end of the day, sat on the wall of the channel with a full
belly od
fish...
John Richardson
Duluth, MN
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I know there have been recent e-bird reports of the Varied Thrushes in
Oakland Cemetery, Washington County, but I haven't seen any to this list
serve. I tried for the bird again Saturday January 16 from 12:30-3:45.
With coverage by
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About 12:30pm I saw the one bird, but it was reported later that there was two
together
again at Canal Park.
John Richardson
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At least one of the Kitties was seen by 20-ish people around 4PM. The said bird
was visible
from canal park with the naked eye at times, but kept out of good photo
distance, although
there was some great pictures taken. It was
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I thought I might give an update on Duluth, MN birding the last couple of days
as it has
been in the news recently. I met a couple who had driven 6hrs to see the Ivory
Gull in vain
today, so hopefully people will know what's here
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No Ivory Gull this morning.
John Richardson,
Duluth, MN
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Bill Buckley saw a meadowlark this morning near the Cedar City Cemetery, off
MN 105 south of Austin. West of 105, around a gravel pit at the corner of
160th St. (Cedar City Cemetery road) and 520th Ave. Unknown if it was
eastern or
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Does anybody know if the Golden-crowned Sparrow is still being seen in Duluth?
Renner Anderson
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The Ivory gull was putting on quite a show for us this morning and all the
other birders. There was even a news crew from the Duluth ABC affiliate out
there, they said it should broadcast tonight. I'll post the link if I find
it. Not
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http://www.duluthnewstribune.com/outdoors/3918638-one-rare-ivory-gull-dies-
another-still-flying-duluth
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Yesterday (1/5/15) at 1:30 p.m., I found a female/1st winter-type long-tailed
duck
associating with a flock of common goldeneye at Spring Lake Park Reserve -
Schaars Bluff in
Dakota County. The flock was located in a patch of
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There is an American Bittern near the intersection of NE 84th Ave. & NE 50th
St. in Steele County in a drainage ditch on the west side of 84th. (For
reference, this is 3.5 miles north of Rice Lake State Park.)
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Fyi, Ivory Gull present at Canal Park this morning during
this 8am hour.
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It was seen at 4:45pm today flying over Canal Park.
P.S. Jason Caddy, I think there has been plenty of information out there about
the
Ivory Gull, but as you rightly indicated, not much on here? Many/most are using
other
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Rick. Thanks so much for the location info. I will be out tomorrow. I will
post if I spot them.
Thanks. Bob Larocca
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Anyone still seeing the short eared owls at afton. If so any directions to
location would be
appreciated. Thank you
Bob Larocca
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I see from the posts that Ron Taube and Jill Beam have spotted the birds on
North Prarie
Loop at Afton SP. if you have and more specific directions and time of day. It
would be
greatly appreciated. Thank you for your posts and pics.
Bob Larocca
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Numerous local and national Facebook pages, and eBird I would say are the two
most used,
but other are using blogging pages and other birding digest pages.
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No really big news. There were only a couple of small leads in the
ice, and the few gulls present on Calhoun left about 4:10 p.m.
A few common mergansers remained on Calhoun and the last
duck on Lake Harriet before it froze, was a
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Highlights of Bemidji and Itasca St. Park CBC's
The Bemidji CBC was on Saturday December 19 and had 38 species tentatively
reported with at least
tentatively reported with at least an additional five count week species.
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After spending three hours from 12:45-3:45 in the Oakland Cemetery,
Washington County, I was disappointed not to see the Varied Thrush. It
seems to be around, given Scott Meyers report from the 19th. One crab apple
tree seems to be more
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Birders of MN
Dr Lanyon is the former Director of the Bell Museum, and current head of Dept
of EEB
and prof at UM. He is also the president of the American Ornithologists Union.
Deborah
Reynolds, Chair of Bd of Audubon MN
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HARLEQUIN (male) at the junction of 8th St and Minnesota Ave. If you go over
the
lift bridge, take a right at 9th St and go north one block. On you left you
will see a
bunch of Mallards which it is hanging with. Duluth, MN
John
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Kim Eckhert has viewed a photo of the phalarope I posted about earlier today
and tells me it is a red phalarope and not a red-necked phalarope as I
initially
thought.
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I found a late red-necked phalarope at the Wells sewage pond this morning. It
was swimming in the open water near the berm on the eastern-most of the two
ponds located on the north side of the highway.
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Chet Meyers and Doug Kieser found an adult glaucous
gull on Lake Harriet at 4:50 p.m.
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These birds still were directly behind Denny's Resort on Lake Winnibigosh near
shore diving
with a flock of Buffleheads on Tuesday afternoon at Bena in Cass County.
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present this afternoon in front of Dennys resort Cass County on Lake Winnie
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Just a reminder of our next "Fun with Phenology" class at the Eveleth Library.
Connie Sabetti
2nd Session: Easy to Find Medicinal Plants
Guest Speaker: Mitzi Morris
Herbalist/Author
Tuesday, November 17th
3:30 5:00
Eveleth Public Library
There is no
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Birds continued to be seen today.
Yesterday the home owners and birding guests were featured on the evening news
from an ABC affiliate out of Fargo.
Here it the video.
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The Birds are still feeding on Crab apples at the front entrance of Deep
Portage Learning Center
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Just had a phone call from Dave Pavlik, and he reports an adult Lesser
Black-backed Gull, as
well as 2 Thayer's Gulls from the south end of Lake Calhoun. He'll be there
until dark should
anyone wish some assistance finding the birds.
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27 Bohos at Deep Portage Learning Center this am eating crab apples
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My apologies for the lateness of this post. My schedule and technical issues
prevented a more timely message. This afternoon I discovered a
female/immature type Surf Scoter on Orchard Lake in Lakeville. Although this is
a small lake,
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This morning around 7:45 am there was a heavily barred Snowy Owl perched on a
sign on
the southbound on ramp to I-35 at County Rd 17 in Chisago county This is the
exit between
Stacy and North Branch.
Melissa Hein
North
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GOLDEN CROWNED SPARROW returned as an adult (arguably) after visiting the
feeder of Jeff Newman last year in Duluth, MN this morning. It is quite shy and
I
have been 3 times before I saw it, and I was there within minutes of it
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Could someone point me in the right direction (email) to address how difficult
and
complicated it appears to be in submitting photo? :)
Sincerely,
John Richardson
Duluth, MN
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2 CATTLE EGRETS initially found by Jim Lind this afternoon on the Westside of
the
Cemetary in Two Harbors, MN. Lake Co. By 5:30pm they had apparently flown
South to the best of my knowledge.
John Richardson,
Duluth, MN
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Today (10/22/15) from 2:45-5:30pm at the Lake Byllesby public access in Goodhue
County, two other birders (Sorry I forgot your names!) and I observed multiple
flocks
of shorebirds with the highlights being 1 Hudsonian Godwit and 48
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Just had a text from Dave Pavlik, reporting an adult Thayer's Gull at Lake
Calhoun.
Drew Smith
Eagan, Dakota County
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I asked with a construction worker today and he said they
would not finish work on the bridge until next spring. They
are having trouble finding bedrock as a base support.
On the open water, along side the road, rusty blackbirds
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Our new season of "Fun With Phenology" begins next week! We hope you can
once again join us for this naturalist series at the Eveleth Public Library.
1st Session: Geocaching: A High Tech Scavenger Hunt
Guest Speaker: James Pointer
MN DNR Interpretive
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Eared Grebe, Initially found by Herb Dingmann this afternoon. It was still
present
as of 3:30pm close to shore off of the brick shelter about halfway down.
John Richardson
Duluth, MN
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Morning visit to Lake Byllesby resulted in six shorebird species,
and, with the exception of killdeer, few other birds: pectoral
sandpiper (3) greater yellowlegs (1) stilt sandpiper (1) semi-palm
sandpiper (1) Wilson's snipe (1).
(Posted by Wayne Feder via moumn.org)
There was a flock of more than thirty Leconts's Sp
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