The Snowy Owl is still present in Hutchinson, MN as of this morning(
3/1/2014)
Tammy Roger Field
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Most of the winter we have had 4-6 pine grosbeaks. Today that number
doubled to 12 or more. other birds:
35 or more goldfinches, 14 -16 purple finches, and the usual bluejays
(5) woodpeckers. Only one nuthatch- that is interesting to me. Also,
no redpolls. Canada jays have been scarce but
If there's a chance that you will or hope to see a Rusty Blackbird this
spring, I ask that you read on:
The Rusty Blackbird Spring Migration Blitz is taking place between March 15
and April 15 in Minnesota. While much research has been done on its boreal
breeding grounds, biologists know little
Ron Sorvig spotted a Snowy Owl east of Crookston Friday near the
intersection of US 2 and Hwy 32.
Tony Long, Andrew Buell and Adam Roerish came up to the Agassiz Audubon
Center this morning to plow the trails (new entrance at 27569 190th Street
NW) and spotted a Snowy Owl in Helgeland Twp
Hey everyone,
I was out in the bog today guiding two clients from the Twin Cities.
Even though it was a little chilly (high temp below zero), it was a
beautiful day to be out in the bog.
Bird sightings from today:
Greenfield Rd 27: The usual juvie Male Snowy Owl
CR 7 by the greenhouse: The
I did drive by Hogan 180th St northeast of Vermillion today at about
4:30. And, I did not see the owl.
Steve Weston
On Quigley Lake in Eagan, MN
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On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 2:53 PM, Nadav realaqu...@yahoo.com wrote:
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