FOY Great-crested Flycatcher in my yard.
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(Posted by Connie Grundhofer via moumn.org)
There was a Great Crested Flycatcher singing this morn in the yard.
They have been using a nesting box for a few years here.
It stayed for a very short time.
The Cooper's and the Sharp-shinned Hawks have been regulars in the yard.
The House Wren has
Just spotted 2 GCFLs in my yard. I've never noticed them in my neighborhood
before (which doesn't mean they're never present...just that I was paying
attention today).Erica Forman Hopkins, MNSent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device
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Seen on 5/2 in Circle Pines.
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>From the Stivland ranch and bird spa in Plymouth. This morning our
"resident" Great-crested Flycatcher found the bird bath on our deck. After
drinking, he (assume it is a "he") began attacking his reflection in the
window in a Robin-like fashion. I decided to walk past the window to
encourage
Has anyone had experience w these in nest boxes?
Specifically, I'm wondering if I can put a hanging wren guard up that will
block sight of the hole, once they've bonded w the box.
I've had success with chickadees and bluebirds but haven't tried it w the
flycatchers.
We lost a nest to a wren
Hi all--
I've been spending July chasing and photographing dragonflies. I did come
upon a Great Crested Flycatcher that flew out of a small woodlot in Rice Co.
The bird plopped down in a grassy, treeless field and displayed anting
behavior. Photographs are on my blog:
I hadn't seen a posting yet in the Metro area for a Great-crested Flycatcher
so I thought I would note that one has been present and calling in my
backyard in southwest Bloomington. As an aside, I have been experiencing a
bumper crop of Baltimore Orioles hitting on my jelly feeder and have
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