Yesterday's Crosby Lake walk yielded similar results to those reported
for Friday, with some changes in the cast of characters: no buffleheads
or grebes, but an Eastern phoebe was at the river, and an Eastern
bluebird was in the trees between the river and the smaller lake. The
yellow-rumped
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I stumbled on a Short-eared Owl north of Cty.12 (where it parallels Hwy 90)
on Ferndale in Winona County. I believe it was less than a mile north of Cty.
12 - the landmark is a
Sunday afternoon I found a handful of shorebirds in a wet field on the
south side of Co. Rd. 8 about 2 miles west of Ceylon(just west of 80th
Ave)in southwest Martin County. I had American Golden Plover, Baird's
Sandpiper, Pectoral Sandpiper, Greater Yellowlegs and several Wilson's
Snipe.
Earlier
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This morning in Minneapolis, Hennepin County there were 5 Red-necked Grebes on
the lake.
There were 4 Red-necked Grebes on Lake Harriet, and 1 Red-necked and 2 Horned
Grebes
on Lake Calhoun as well as
A male spruce grouse was seen on Sunday, April 8th, along Hwy 1, Lake
County approximately 1 mile west of the S. Kawishiwi River bridge.
Also seen was a nothern flicker and a lone snow bunting.
Last month, the MOU Board of Directors approved the proposal to
consider Minnesota Birding Weekends (MBW) as part of the MOU's program
of field trips. This arrangement, by the way, was actually in effect
during the first few years after the MBW program started back in 1986
and was called MOU
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Bob Williams called to report he had found a possible Black Scoter on
Allie Lake in the northeastern corner of Renville
Crew Leader (1) and Field Research Technicians (2) are needed to assist =
a graduate student with a wetland bird research project from mid-May =
through late July or early August (10-12 weeks). The study entails =
comparing bird use of native sedge wetlands and wetlands invaded by reed =
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