Checked out shorebird locations in Dakota County in the last couple of days.
All of the shorebirds found were on Sunday. Apparantly the shorebirds
realize that I rarely can bird during the week, other than fast looks
usually without slowing down. Revisiting most of the locations on Monday, I
Active hawk nests, probably Red-tails, that I have noticed in my wanderings:
Coon Rapids: US 10 west of Hanson Blvd on north side. Definitely occupied
by hawk.
Brooklyn Park: Hwy 610 heading west just past Hwy 252 interchange on
northside.
this nest is probably not visible except from
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Amy Drake
Richville, MN (Ottertail county)
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May 12, 2008
Minnesota River Valley Audubon Chapter
Carver Park Reserve
Field Trip Report
14 - participants
85 - species observed
5:00 am - 11:45 am
We started the day listening to and getting brief looks at some American
Woodcocks along the entrance road to the Lowry Nature Center, close to
I am s lousy at IDing birds by song! Frustrating as can be as the
woods this time of year are so chock full of the cacophony of our
feathered compadres. I have envied those who can simply listen and
say Hooded Warber! Of course I nod agreeingly while in my head
thinking If you say
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Thanks
Shari
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FOY = First Of Year
Steve Weston
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From: Shari LaFleur
To: mou-net at moumn.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 9:45 AM
Subject: [mou] silly question
This may be a silly question..but I have noticed in a couple messages
where ppl say Harris' Sparrow FOY
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ovenbird
rose-breasted grosbeaks (FOY)
Thanks
Shari
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Thought something was up when a Redstart landed outside my window.
Went just down the driveway to the area just north of the boat dock on
the south end of Zachary Lane dirt road. Right next to the dock was 7
species of warbler, Baltimore Orioles. a Red-Breasted Grosbeak, Great
Egret,
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I just saw a Canada Warbler on the south side of Normandale Lake in Bloomington
(around noon on 13 May), which is earlier than I usually see them. And there
are still lots of Yellow-rumps around, where adult males, at least, are usually
scarce by now. Maybe the lack of insects is stalling them?
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Gail
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The adult male Western Tanager reported yesterday from the vicinity of
Paynesville, Stearns County, was still present today as of 2:10 PM. If
you're interested in making arrangements to try for it, then
sharglenn at peoplepc.com is the e-mail address to query.
Phil Chu
Department of Biology
St.
Went out again and saw some more beasties for my list including a few
FOY.
Swainson's Thrush (yes I am sure they are not Hermit's or vice versa -
thanks Alyssa)
Catbirds
Northern Waterthrush
Great views of a LeConte's Sparrow
Plus
5 Cape May Warblers
Close-close ups of Chestnut-sided
Thanks for the FOY help.now can anyone do anything with this weather :)
Shari
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a link to a
specific video?
Thanks!
Gail
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We have had numerous Chipping Sparrows for at least a week - they
replaced many of the Juncos during one of the rare spells with warm
winds from some other direction than northeast. Still a few juncos
about, increasing numbers of White-crowned Sparrows, fewer
White-throated Sp., but a few of
this
afternoon.
Dave Carman
N.W. Bemidji
S. Beltrami County
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6 Hudsonian godwits were seen today in floodwaters approximately 3 to 4 miles
west of Aitkin on C.R.15
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I am sitting looking out my home office window at a steady stream of
warbler - redstarts, a Chestnut-sided, a Wilson's along with the Great
Crested Flycatcher and peewees and phoebes and such when right on the
tree I can touch when I open my window - a Scarlet Tanager lands! I
almost had
It seems that passerine migration is always a few days behind the twin
cities along the MN River. Whereas most of the states' warbler species
have been seen in the cities for almost a week now, we are just
starting to see those species in places near Henderson and St. Peter,
which leads me
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In the three big Oak trees in my front yard I have:
Chestnut-Sided Warblers (Many)
Am. Redstarts (2)
Yellow-Rumped Warblers (Many)
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This inhospitable spring seems to rival one we had 5 or 6 years ago in
its ability to draw unusual migrants into urban yards. We live in the
east end of Macalester-Groveland in St. Paul, and have had birds not
normally seen in our yard. It's true that we have a full array of
feeders and food, plus
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