I am posting this request on behalf of Wings Over Alma. Unexpected
circumstances have left their annual spring Birding by Mini Train event short
of guides. If anyone is willing to help out next Sunday, April 28th, 7am - noon
please contact Kathy Goodman at 507-313-2741. They are looking for two
Yesterday (Saturday) my Husband and I got two Life Birds photographed! We
were lucky enough to see both the Golden-Crowned Kinglet and the
Ruby-Crowned Kinglet near Bay Point Park in Red Wing. We were also able to
photograph Osprey fishing at Colvill Park. There were six active Eagles
there
This morning I birded the shore of Lake Superior from Brighton Beach, and
had some great finds; including Long-tailed Ducks, Common Loons, Red-necked
Grebes, Horned Grebes and others! eBird list from this morning is below.
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This morning I had 7 Red-necked Grebes, 30+ Horned Grebes, 50+ Common Loons, 20
Bonaparte's Gulls, numerous waterfowl, and a Barred Owl at Fort Snelling State
Park (Dakota County). The Grebes, Gulls, and Loons were all on Snelling Lake.
Peter Nichols
Cottage Grove
Washington County
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In defiance of the weather an early Orange-crowned Warbler appeared this
afternoon in Benson Prairie on the northeast side of Bald Eagle Lake. I
found the bird foraging low in the wooded edge of the trail on the west
side of the prairie. Also of note were several Rusty Blackbirds in the
wooded
Saw a Ross's Goose lying in the vegetation at 180th this AM. Northeast
pond, reeds separating the small front pond from the rear pond on the S
edge. John Ellis-St. Paul
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This afternoon at Lake Byllesby Regional Park - (west end access) in Randolph,
Dakota County I observed a Willet, Least Sandpiper, and Dunlin. The diagnostic
wing pattern of the Willet has to be one of the most beautiful shorebirds in
flight.
Conny Brunell
Richfield, Hennepin Co.
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Please excuse the tardy post; I was unable to reach friends near computers.
Some time before 5 PM today, my husband Rob and I were en route home and
decided to check on the status of 140th St. Marsh, as Roger Everhart has
suggested. Feeding in waters right beside the road was an Ibis, either
Herb Dingman reported that he found a great black back gull on the ice on
Cottonwood Lake today. It was on the Northwest side, but he saw it from the
south shore. You might be able to get a good look from Shoreview Drive
public dock or from Northwood Drive on north side of lake at the point- lot
This morning I had the good fortune to find a White-faced Ibis in Myre-Big
Island State Park. The Ibis initially flew over me at the first curve in
the paved road about 1/4 mile south of the park office. By walking down the
paved road to the east about 100 yards, and then taking the trail to
At the Stivland plantation here in Plymouth – a new yard bird. As I was out
feeding the ducks (swimming around in the 16 square yards of open water) I
flushed a bird that I first thought was a Snipe. But as I circled back around
and re-located the bird, I realized it was an American Woodcock.
I got out birding both Saturday (with the Hastings Bird Festival) and today
(Sunday). I say a lot of the good birds reported on Saturday and shall not
duplicate those reports. Plus, I had good birds around the yard.
On Saturday I had a wonderful group of high school kids, who were far more
Correction - Lesser Black-backed Gull at Cottonwood Lake. The bird was
seen around 5:00 this afternoon.
Herb Dingmann
St. Cloud
Herb Dingman reported that he found a great black back gull on the ice on
Cottonwood Lake today. It was on the Northwest side, but he saw it from the
south shore.
On Black Dog Lake at and near Minnesota Riverfront Park (located 1/2 mile
east of Black Dog Road exit off of I-35W), several good finds this evening
(Sunday, April 21) in spite of the rain:
Canvasback 60+
Ruddy Duck 40+
Am. White Pelican 8
Franklin's Gull 7
Caspian Tern 1
Forster's Tern 2
Also
My wife got a call from her friend who has been hosting a Carolina Wren
since mid December. The wren is still there and she is afraid that her
husband, who has learned to imitate its song maybe responsible.
We had six pairs of ducks by our shore today. At one point two male Hooded
Mergansers
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