Sherburne Refuge Drive this morning netted Snow Buntings, Purple Finches and
a Northern Shrike. Trumpeter Swans Bald Eagles still scattered throughout
(although only open water appears to be the river). No sign of Townsend's
Solitaire at Ann Lake (true of last three occasions, although all
Bill Brown and I went out for a couple of hours this chilly morning (15 degrees
F, 0 F windchill). We were afraid that Vadnais Lake would be frozen over, but
there is still a lot of open water. Walking from County Road F into area
between the lakes we had a great look at a pileated woodpecker
The MBWbirds.com website (http://www.mbwbirds.com) has now been
updated to include the status of registrations for all Minnesota
Birding Weeks Weekends as of November 30. Note that 3 MBWeekends are
already filled with waiting lists (but additional participants can be
confirmed if a second
As I parked and got out of the car at 5410 York Ave. around 1:00 to orientate
myself to the neighborhood layout, I saw the warbler fly across the street. It
headed to the flower garden near the street at 5417 York Ave. and there foraged
in the garden and on top of the stone wall. Too easy. I
The fall season (8/1 - 11/30) has ended. If you will be submitting a
seasonal report of bird observations for inclusion in the fall summary to be
published in The Loon, please do so now. We encourage submissions using the
MOU website (http://moumn.org/). Look under Reporting Birds, then On-line
Sax-Zim Bog Winter Bird Festival
February 18-20 2011
sax-zimbog.com
Speakers:
Friday speaker: Paul Bannick(http://www.paulbannick.com/) Which I am sure he
will talk about his book, The Owl and the Woodpecker
Hello:
If you want to be part of Sax-Zim Bog Winter Bird Festival on Facebook you can
find me here: http://www.facebook.com/photos.php?id=616761080#!/ I'll accept
you as a friend and then add you to the group for Sax-Zim Bog. Here I'll keep
you posted not just on festival news but also any
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