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A correction on the Scoters in the Grand Marais area. One was a Surf Scoter
instead of a White-winged Scoter.
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Both the White-winged Scoter and the Black Scoter were in the Grand Marais
Harbor and East Bay off shore area October 23. I photographed them both from a
long distance.
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venile Chipping Sparrow. I have photos of all these birds,
which I could send. Don Hoppe
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adult
Bald Eagles
continued to swoop above the ponds, scaring the waterfowl from pond to pond. A
lifer for us
and extra exciting because it turns out to be a first record for Cass County!
Bird was still there
when we left at about noon, but had flown to the upper pond.
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he fen for a proper
funeral.
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Maybe someone wants to investigate further.
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ght now.
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The bird was seen in the lilacs and rose bushes at the Rose Garden @ Lake
Harriet. It was
near the blue covered up fountain. Seen around1:00 P.m.
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d them in the jack pine trees. I've
never seen them
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r 2000 is deafening.
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e last of
the
elderberries.
Never in my life have I seen such a crop of wild sunflowers in Lac qui Parle
and Yellow
Medicine Counties; Painted Lady Butterflies are easily exceeding 1,000+ per
mile on the right
dirt roads.
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Sunday, Sept.10Tacoma wetlands dry and plowed.
New Germany still too much water...no shore habitat.
Is there any shorebird habitat in Metro five county area?
Any news on Byllesby?
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I don't like to use mou-net for ID problems, but I am stumped.
My wife and I were driving down Hennepin Ave., in Uptown Mpls.,
when flock of common rock doves flew over. Behind them there
was another flock of about 12-15 s
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A steady stream of warblers flew over the Sawtooth Mts. this afternoon. Many
Blackpoll, Chestnut-sided, Tennessee, Northern Parula, and Nashville Warblers.
Most I have seen in the last two weeks.
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; around Pelican Lake is clearly marked
that they do not want you to park on the road.
Tacoma wetland, 4 miles south of Mayer, had more water,
but very few shorebirds. Possible quick sighting of one
buff-breasted sandpiper... but not a positive ID.
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Early this evening (8/26/17) I was checking out the New Ulm Cemetery for
Red Crossbills. I heard than saw 5 Crossbills fly from one tree to another.
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l park is all but gone to industry.
Birders, please report spots you visit that DO NOT have birds.
It saves us all time and gas.
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Can I delete one of my double posts or do you do it? Sorry about that!
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Black
axillary patches under the wings. He flew northeast then came back overhead
at about 200yds and again I had good looks at the dark axillary patches. I
tried
to get some photos but not sure if any will turn out.
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insect eating birds are on the move. A good time to
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them to be flooded. They were in prime condition, though
not masses of birds... the usual suspects but good viewing.
The nature of our summer rains are bouncing birds around
a bit. Please keep reporting shorebird locations
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n Gary, SD.
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number of
Franklin
Gulls. Afterwords we split up but a number of us went to the Browerville,
Clarissa, And Eagle
Bend sewage ponds and found a good showing of shorebirds.
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t even with the rain. Vegetation
is really high. Please post any good shorebird habitat. The birds
are clearly coming back and have to land somewhere. Thanks.
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Swifts and Purple Martins are active in town (Canby and Gary) each
evening.
On the South Dakota side, 2 Nature Conservancy sites (7 Mile Fen, and Crystal
Springs Fen)
are reliable spots to find Upland Sandpipers. Found 4 Snowy Egrets up at Waubay
NWR.
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Howard
Towle which were still present this morning at the south boat launch.
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Lesser Yellowlegs are showing up on mudflats around Yellow Bank
Hills, near
Nassau.
I forgot to mention that I'd heard a Common Gallinule yesterday, calling in
alarm from the
reeds at Pool 7.
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a Clay-Colored Sparrow's nest in Mound Spring SNA,
Yellow
Medicine County. It was 6 inches off the ground, in a swath of bent-over Indian
Grass.
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Saw the bird at 6:00PM behind the cell tower on the fence between the far
edge of the field and the interstate. 43.7166243, -92.6894
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Common Gallinue-Stevens in Stevens County Rd 9 small
cattail pool on east side, just south of 270th St. (south of
Alberta). Milt Blomberg/Dan Orr.
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o white pelicans.
Found one only shorebird, just off highway 7 in the wetland
near the Carver and McCloud counties line... lonely shorebird...
solitary sandpiper.
Summer tanager singing at 2:00 p.m. at Arboretum in the
same vicinity as previously posted
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Female prothonotary warbler at Louisville swamp. A little past the bottom of
the hill near
the river.
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o come from the cell tower that is located closer to
the highway.
Serendipity prevailed as I was ready to give up. I called Ron Erpelding before
I left and
while we were talking the bird flew in front of me. Frank Gosiak
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eriods of time when the bird is silent. I know - I spent several
hours on two occasions trying for the bird before getting the bird.
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Keith Olstad and I just surveyed the Wildlife Loop at
Sherburne midst constant rain, which did not keep
numerous dickcissels from serenading us.
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r than the other and was more shy than it's larger companion. The
location is on 250th at the intersection with the culverts lined up above
ground, on the West side of that intersection.
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member to follow good
birding ethics and
this spot may be reserved for future birding, and, remember the DNR is keeping
close tabs
on how this is all playing out. If we mess it up it may be closed off. Keep up
with the good
birding and have a good weekend. Frank Gosiak
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. Many other shore birds present but the Snowy
and Cattle
Egrets were not found. Glossy Ibis was at the first crossing road to the South
about half way
down on the West side of road.
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photo of the
Glossy Ibis to
MOU this morning I am unable to post a second photo until later tonight. I
submitted an RQD
documentation, and if accepted, I think this would be a 1st county record!
(Gull's last known GPS coordinates: 46.830009,-96.411084)
- Becca Engdahl
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d I'll post it to Recently
Seen if
my camera decides to cooperate.
Here are the coordinates:
44.761873, -96.428321
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Godwir, Stilts, Sanderlings, Western and Eared Grebes,
Pintail, etc., perhaps morenice sightings!
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rflies and it
shows why
birding and all it entails is so much fun. Frank Gosiak
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s west of their driveway. It was perched on a tall
fence
surrounding a captive elk herd.
This is on 170th St, roughly 1 mile SW of Prairie Marsh Farm, and 1 mile north
of CR
12.
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Ruddy Turnstones, Sanderlings, Black
Terns,and
1 Semipalmated Sandpiper. This was at 8:30 pm.
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a few warblers and not to many peeps.
I did hear
the Eurasian Collared Dove between the park and the lift bridge but did not see
it.
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The White-faced Ibis reported yesterday by Kevin
Mortenson at 155th Ave South of 380th Street are still
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s east of the plant.The bird was working the area
over along
with some Eastern Kingbirds. Call Frank at 320-267-1667 if you need further
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d land
and the summer would take after him. Maybe it was an inter-tanager thing,
but then the summer tanager was feeding on the ground, a catbird landed
close to him, and the tanager went after the catbird. Must be a ticked-off
tanager. The catbird backed off.
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rumped,
and Baird's. Missed seeing godwit. Area is 2 miles south
of Mayer and then one mile west on 32.
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Saw one male this morning. It has not returned. 550th Ave. a mile north of
CR2, under the feeders.
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SNA and Sioux
Nation WMA, Yellow Medicine County.
There are also lots of tent caterpillar nests out here right now.
Will 2017 be the Year of the Cuckoo???
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close to the sighting location.
Tom Tustison
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Singing in the woods north of the house, 550th Ave. N. of CR2. I think
that's the third time we've had one in the 20 years or so we've been here.
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Today a friend from St Paul called to say she had a pair of
Rose-breasted Grosbeaks. It has been 3 years since she has had them.
Connie Grundhofer
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Had a flock of 20+ male Bobolinks singing at Mound Spring SNA/WMA in Yellow
Medicine
County at sunset this evening.
Lots of American and Great Plains Toads calling in the same area.
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Eastern Bluebirds are nesting in a box near the Trout Ponds.
My dog flushed a nesting Wild Turkey early this afternoon;
She was incubating 3 Turkey eggs and, oddly, 1 Pheasant egg.
2 Upland Sandpipers singing their R2D2 songs from fence posts.
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http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S36561349
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h might indicate
hybrid. Bird is appearing off and on below the feeders on Shag Road
southeast of New Ulm. The home is about 1 mile off Hwy 15 south of New
Ulm. There are a large number of Purple Martin houses at this location.
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tinge but not near enough
color to be a
Say's Phoebe. I am sorry for disrupting so many people's birding day. It won't
happen again.
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We just found a Say's Phoebe in Mound Springs SNA. The
bird was located all the way to the sound end of the
minimum maintenance road at the southern boundary of
the SNA.
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30
yards, by my reckoning, so some sort of electrical discharge makes a lot of
sense. The
question is: can low-level clouds or banks of fog generate enough voltage (or
any voltage
whatsoever???) to knock low-flying birds out of the air?
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e bill upturn. Then one lonely greater yellow
legs. No willets or dunlin, or gulls. The sandhills have built up their
nest to compensate for rising water. Avocets still present at 4:00 p.m.
on the 26th.
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doing and provide me a short explanation of the goings-on.
Thanks so much!
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specimens if anyone is interested in running some tests.
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anyone else saw the bird and/or took a
photo for
verification.
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rginia rail. At 140 marsh two
greater yellowlegs in flooded farm field and calling sora in the
marsh. Bittern not seen. Then the downpour.
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Willet in a flooded field on the SD border.
Have seen 3 Swainson's Hawks since the beginning of the week.
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Still at the pond at the Atwater Circle location, near where he was originally
found.
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This morning we have our first female Red-winged Blackbird.
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ir. We are not sure what else it could be. Only other
bird laying eggs at our site is a Wood Duck with 4 eggs.
Have a photo of the egg in question if somebody wanted to see it.
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FOY, Lac qui Parle County.
Sweetwater WMA.
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e have been 6 males displaying there each
night.
The same site is full of bluebirds right now.
Salamanders, gnats, and wood ticks are out and about.
Pasqueflowers should be opening by this weekend.
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Frogs are calling at Prairie Marsh Farm.
One Richardson's Ground Squirrel in a flooded meadow between PMF and Sweetwater.
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rietta now. Also present in Madison, Dawson, and Canby.
They seldom
venture beyond city limits.
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Ring-billed Gulls
Hooded Merganser
Common Merganser
Canada Goose
Mallards
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This email has my correct email address.
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Saw a Great Blue Heron fly over North Minneapolis today.
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Saw a Northern Shrike in Medina, MN this morning. I had also seen it in that
area a few
weeks ago.
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nd two birds in the air.
I assume females. Something has to set down on these lakes
tonight.
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lendar.
In addition, if you have any article ideas for the newsletter I'd enjoy
hearing your input.
Thanks,
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daily
highs in the
60's woke them up, but even with some bugs emerging along the shoreline, I'm
guessing
they weren't able to consume enough calories to get them through the
upper-30-degree
nights. An eerie and heartbreaking scene.
Jason Frank
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arming around street and
yard lights;
first BIG BROWN BAT of the year chasing them around 9:00 PM tonight.
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ansers. We did have one fly-over flight of about 80
greater white-fronted geese. It was really pretty 'dead' but things can
change so rapidly. We thought that with the all-day rain on Monday the
birds that were seen on Sunday would still be around, but not so.
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(Posted by Chet A. Meyers <chetmey...@visi.com> via moumn.org)
Birded 180 marsh and 190th and 200th Sts. yesterday
and found total of four horned larks and hundreds of
starlings. Heard a couple of cowbirds. With eyes to the
sky for geese, nothing to see.
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moving north through
Yellow
Medicine County.
I had a Brown Creeper on an ash tree in the yard on February 14.
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y from
me that the bird was flying.
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d Lock & Dam # 2. Only mallards,
not even one gull. Too much open water I guess.
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(Posted by David L. Brislance <dmb...@boreal.org> via moumn.org)
Found and photographed in East Bay Harbor in the afternoon 1/23/17
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every mile or so. They've been here all season.
Had a Pileated Woodpecker in the grove this morning, south of Lac qui Parle CR
12.
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(Posted by Daniel Orr <danor...@gmail.com> via moumn.org)
I rebound the Townsands Solitare found by Herb Dingman on Sunday. The bird
was just north of the creek crossing on 15th Avenue NW. This is northeast of
Rice and north of CR12.
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(Posted by Daniel Orr <danor...@gmail.com> via moumn.org)
I rebound the Townsands Solitare found by Herb Dingman on Sunday. The bird
was just north of the creek crossing on 15th Avenue NW. This is what ortheast
of Rice and north of CR12.
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