Hi All--
Yesterday I banded two Canada Warblers in Northfield, Rice Co. I posted
photos of a few Canadas from last year on my blog:
http://dantallmansbirdblog.blogspot.com
On the blog, I have also provided links to a book I published on
dragonflies, mostly from central Minnesota. Those
The Red Crossbills are still in the same area by Eloise Butler at about 9:30am
Bob Williams
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On Aug 18, 2012, at 5:40 PM, Dave McIntosh d...@mcintoshemboss.com wrote:
Relocated flock of red crossbills, approximately 25, approximately 1/4 mile
west of Eloise Butler back
Western Kingbird is in the same place as yesterday! Lots of migrants
everywhere! Vic Lewis
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On Aug 18, 2012, at 6:21 PM, Leslie Marcus lachicka...@earthlink.net wrote:
A western kingbird was seen at westwood Environmental Education Center in St.
Louis Park, Hennepin Co.
I enjoyed good birding Friday at the arboretum, Saturday at Carver Park
Reserve, and today at Rapids Lake MVNWR with 18 warbler species over the three
days. Today had the highest warbler species total with 14. Canada Warbler
were especially numerous today with 10 beating my previous high
8/19/2012 While leading a group at the Wilkie unit this morning, our group
encountered a nice selection of birds. These were observed from the parking
lot, to the new Highway 169 bridge. Here are a few of the species we observed:
Chimney SwiftWillow FlycatcherGray CatbirdYellow-throated
Denny and Barb found most of them for me - all of the ones reported for Fri
including Baird's, Snipe, Wilson' and Red-necked Phalaropes (1 each), Sol.
Sandpiper. Most com. were Lesser Yellowlegs and Pectoral Sp. Good numbers of
Stilt Sandpapers as well.
Warren W.
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Onr immature came in at about 1 PM and stayed about 10 min.. in a bare tree
over the rivulet - I didn't refind it - just lucky enough to be at hand.
Warren Woessner
From: Minnesota Birds [MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU] on behalf of Williams, Bob
I am looking for a location (preferably a backyard) near or at least within
a few miles of the St. Paul midway area with several bird feeders. I will
have 15-20 students who should observe birds and bird interaction at feeders
on 9/21. If you have such a yard or know of someone who has several
We easily found roughly two dozen Red Crossbills this morning around 8:00 at
Wirth Park. Did not locate the Tanager though.
Brian
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I looked at the MOU database for Red Crossbill sightings in the month of
August, regardless of year, in the whole state of MN. So far there have
been 7 separate reports of Red Crossbills in August 2012, which compares to
14 total reports in the state of MN in August before this year. Most of
I got a late start today, but at 4pm I found the western ki
I got a late start today, but at 4pm I found the western kingbird at Westwood
Nature Center. I then proceeded to Eloise Butler to look for the crossbills.
I had a little trouble finding the spot but finally did. After waiting
I had trouble finding the spot so I will try to describe the location better.
I turned off Wirth Parkway toward Eloise Butler and parked at the Eloise Butler
entrance, walked back down the hill toward the swimming beach and turned right
on the first trail toward the swimming beach. I believe
Adding to the chorus of red crossbill announcements, I saw three of these
great favorite birds flying from a sapling ash or similar such tree to a
red pine beside Hartley Pond at Hartley Nature Center this morning. Two
birds were the old gold of frostbitten goldenrod and one was the red of a
This morning I took a walk along Park Point. One of the biggest highlights
of the morning was seeing a Buff-breasted Sandpiper! Unfortunately due to
dogs not on their leashes, the Buff-breasted Sandpiper (and a flock of
shorebirds nearby) were scared away by the dogs on the beach.
Shorebird
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