Re: [mou-net] yard birds

@LISTS.UMN.EDU] On Behalf Of Cleone Stewart Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2022 2:27 PM To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU Subject: [mou-net] yard birds In the yard Sat, May 14 in Otter Tail County Among Baltimore Orioles, at least two Orchard Orioles Indigo Bunting American Redstart Red-headed Woodpecker (Red

[mou-net] yard birds

In the yard Sat, May 14 in Otter Tail County Among Baltimore Orioles, at least two Orchard Orioles Indigo Bunting American Redstart Red-headed Woodpecker (Red-bellied, Hairy, Woody, Pileated common) Ruby-throated Hummingbirds Cleone Stewart General information and guidelines for

[mou-net] Yard birds

We had a small flock of Pine Siskins stop by early this morning, about 12 or 14, I think. They ate at the feeders briefly and then moved on. I have not seen them this afternoon. We have a single Red-breasted Nuthatch daily, now, and still have a lot of White-throated sparrows and Robins. Seeing

[mou-net] Yard Birds Minnetonka

Yesterday afternoon we had 3 Baltimore Orioles at one time. We have two feeders, one in front and one in back of our house. Two orioles were mature and one no t yet in full breeding plumage. Also 5 White-throated, 2 Song and 1 Chipping Sparrow to go with 6 Gold and 6 House Finch. Ken Larson

[mou-net] Yard Birds Minnetonka

First of the year yard birds in Minnetonka near Ridgedale. Lincoln’s Sparrow Pine Siskin (didn’t see all winter) Baltimore Oriole Ken Larson Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives: http://lists.umn.edu/archives/mou-net.html

[mou-net] Yard Birds Hennepin County

Around noon today I had an influx of sparrows and juncos among others flocking to my feeders. They included 2 Mourning Dove 1 Red-b WP 3 Downy WP 4 Black-capped Chickadee 3 White-breasted Nuthatch 5 A. Robin 4 Song Sparrow 6 A. Tree Sparrow 1 Harris’s Sparrow black on head and some on throat but

[mou-net] Yard birds St. Cloud

I'm amazed at the variety of non-traditional feeder birds I have this spring. A variety of warblers eating suet and grape jelly, and even a pair of clay-colored sparrows are eating suet - something I've never seen before. Let's hope this warmer weather will create a nice hatch of bugs, and more

[mou-net] Yard birds - St. Paul

I've had catbirds slurping up grape jelly for days. This afternoon - first time ever, I enticed an Oriole to stop on the jelly dish and peer in. He just didn't stay long. Maybe he'll be back tomorrow! Over at Como Park this noon, in the woods off the northeast edge of the lake, there were

[mou-net] yard birds

In the yard right now: Harris Sparrow, Chipping Sparrow, White-throat In the yard right now: Harris Sparrow, Chipping Sparrow, White-throated sparrows, Black and White Warbler, male and female Yellow-rumped Warblers, 2 male Rosebreasted Grosbeaks. Yes!   Jan Dunlap Chaska Saved by Gracie

[mou-net] yard birds gunflint trail, cook co

2 fox sparrows FOY white throats-one bright, one dull 2 American tree sparrows Hundreds (maybe not, but lots) juncos dozens of redpolls 4 or so grackles a red wing blackbird a couple of pine siskins 3 or so male purple finches and a couple of females New yard bird, questionable joy: a couple of

Re: [mou-net] yard birds gunflint trail, cook co

I'm so glad you posted this. I've been observing what I think are Fox Sparrows in my yard for the past two days and I don't recall seeing them here before. I am in SE St. Louis Co. near the Korkki Nordic Ski trail. The juncos also hit the spilled seed from the feeders this week and I also saw a

[mou-net] yard birds

Good morning, We've been having a great variety at the feeders the last couple of weeks. The most recent personal surprise was what I thought was a lone Grackle until I observed it for awhile and realized it was a Rusty Blackbird. First for me. At the feeders: American Goldfinch Purple

[mou-net] Yard birds in Beltrami County

The past 2 days I have had quite a few migrants coming through my yard or on the lake. These include WOOD DUCKS (3), AMERICAN ROBINS (10), WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS (6), FOX SPARROW (1), SWAINSON'S THRUSH (1), PALM WARBLER (1), YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER (1), RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET (1), and DARK-EYED

[mou-net] yard birds

Last week the Eastern Phoebes arrived in the yard - there have been at least 4 of them hanging around. Right on schedule, today the Great Crested Flycatcher and Eastern Kingbird put in their appearance. We have been getting these 3 species within a week of each other for the last several years.

[mou-net] Yard birds today in Beltrami Co.

This is the list of the birds I recorded for E-bird and MOU today. The most exciting was a Red-headed Woodpecker, the first ever for my yard in the 30+ years I have spent summers here. I heard the Hermit Thrush singing at dusk 2 nights ago and got to see it in the yard today. Lots of warblers

[mou-net] Yard birds

Backyard surprises continue every day. Yesterday it was a Tennessee Warbler competing with the orioles and catbirds for the grape jelly. This morning it was TWO Red-breasted Nuthatches, one on the bay window feeder, the other on a nearby peanut feeder. John Nelson Good Thunder MN Join

[mou-net] Yard birds in the snow

Two inches of snow overnight plus all day long flurries of Lake effect snow today produced more birds in our yard than I have seen in some time. I went out at 6:30 and scrapped off the snow under the feeders and added some cracked corn and filled the sunflower feeders.. Then we watched and

[mou-net] yard birds and eastern towhee

Had 19 species of birds in the yard Saturday during the snow event...a new winter record. The most unexpected being an eastern towhee, which was also present yesterday (Sunday). The big question is whether she made it through the -17 temperature we had this morning. If I see her today, I