The 1st winter Iceland Gull reported yesterday from the west outflow of Black
Dog (35 W side) is there now. Also present is the Franklin's Gull and 4
Ring-billeds.
Paul
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I apologize for the late report. My husband, Noah, and I visited St. Louis
County recently, primarily to bird Sax-Zim Bog. This was our second visit to
the area; our first visit was in Dec. 2009. We had fun birding the bog, even
though we missed our target birds (Great Gray and Northern Hawk
This morning on the ground beneath our feeders among the HSP, Am
Goldfinches, and Dark-eyed Juncos a female Brewer's Blackbird.
First in January in Blue Earth County?
John Nelson
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It was an unusual year for bird numbers (low) but an average year for
species (43). It most cases, the seventeen counters had to work hard and
search territory diligently to find birds.
An exception: Trumpeter swans. With streams and some lakes open, the
swans were widely dispersed throughout
I just received a phone call from Hartley Nature Center in Duluth that a
resident of the Sax-Zim Bog was quite irate that birders are stopping on the
road in front of his place.
He demanded to know who was in charge of birders going to Sax-Zim area. He was
very threatening in his
This is at the north end of Stickney, but I believe it's just south of the
Sax Road/CR-28, not Arkola.
Erika Sitz
Ramsey, north Anoka County
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This afternoon there was a dead Snowy Owl on the right hand shoulder of east
bound Hwy 212 in Eden Prairie. The bird was between the East and North exits
for 494. It looked like it would be in questionable condition for taxidermy.
If my memory is correct, I believe a Snowy was reported from
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