are only a couple
of miles apart, as the Loon flies.
Judd Zandstra
Shoreview, Ramsey Co.
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From: linda whyte
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2012 7:28 PM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: [mou-net] Loon rowing activity, Osprey pair, Cedar Waxwings
bonding, Grass L., Ramsey
Sounds and looks like fun to me! Could also be preening or mating behavior.
Or it could be -- getting all the salt from winter's oceans off their
plumage! Loons' physiology changes so they can winter on oceans. It's an
interesting thought that they might just be happy to be back in fresh
Exercise/Birding at Grass L. Nature Reserve, Snail L. Park, Ramsey County
today:
While there were no species seen that haven't already been reported, some
bird behavior drew interest. The Osprey pair seem to have staked claim on
the platform nest, making forays elsewhere, and then returning to a
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