Bonnie Mulligan reports that the Wood Stork was seen this morning at the same
location.
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As of 10 yes.
On Jun 21, 2014, at 10:53 AM, B.heinecke b.hein...@mchsi.com wrote:
Is the bird still there?
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Subject: [mou-net] Wood stork in Faribault Co. Present
From: Karl Roe karld...@gmail.com
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Shrike at wetland in Golden Valley. Laurel and Xenia. 3:30pm today.
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I saw a N. Hawk Owl today at 4:30 about two miles north of Cromwell
on Hwy 73, Carlton County. The bird was in a tree on the west side of
the road about 2/10th of a mile north of the mile 27 marker.
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As of 2:15 this afternoon,Tony Hertzel, who found this bird,
reports that he watched it go out of sight. He deemed it unlikely
that the bird could be refound.
There were six Snow Buntings on the south end of Cedar Lake, Henn.
County at 4:30 this evening. They were near the bike path on the
south east corner of the lake.
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Peter Neubeck
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Peter Neubeck
The Black-throated Blue Warbler is still at Wood Lake, Richfield as
of 11:30 this morning. I captured some video. It's up on the MOU
Gallery/video page.
http://moumn.org/cgi-bin/video.pl
I've posted a video of the Ibis flock on the MOU site:
http://moumn.org/cgi-bin/video.pl
Unfortunately, the resolution at this site is not going to be enough
for any positive identification of the potential Glossy Ibis.
Peter
Mark Alt and I have posted some videos of the Gyr that we took today.
http://moumn.org/cgi-bin/video.pl
I would appreciate hearing from people if they are having trouble
viewing the clips. Anyone with a cable or DSL hook up should be able
to view these. Dial ups probably not.
Please respond
If you are interested, this is a link to a short video of a Northern
Three Toed Wookpecker video I took a couple of weeks ago in Two Harbors.
https://home.comcast.net/~p.neubeck/N3ToedWPecker.mov
I have posted a short video of one of the Grey-crowned Rosy Finches
at the following url:
https://home.comcast.net/~p.neubeck/GrCrRosyFinch.mov
Bruce Baer called me at 1:35 this afternoon to report a Clark's Grebe
at Lake Byllasby. It was seen from the county park on the west end of
the lake.
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