Just a little update - for those of you who are interested, the male Rufous
Hummingbird is still coming to our feeder today. You are welcome to look at
it at 2024 Fairmount Ave., St. Paul. Thanks for all of your suggestions. We
will be sure that the feeder is out and not frozen for as long as it
I am following up on the Mew Gull report from yesterday afternoon at Lake
Calhoun.
The bird was found and identified by David Pavlik very close to shore by
the parking lot in the southwest corner of the lake. The gull was visible
for maybe 20-30 minutes before we lost track of it while scanning
Would it be possible for those who have pictures of the Lake Calhoun Mew Gull
to post those pictures on the M.O.U. website. The Minnesota Birding Facebook
group is a closed, private group and not accessible to everyone, whereas if it
were on the M.O.U. website people could access the pictures
Last Friday at Carpenter Nature Center we trapped a Black-capped Chickadee that
was banded there in February of 2011 as a second year or older bird. So the
bird is more than five years old, which is old for a chickadee, and was
retraped three months later the same year and again on 3/1/2013,
11:30 and the Rufous was just at the feeder.
Thank you Terri for sharing this sighting!
Cathy Gagliardi
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From: T Walls
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Sent: November 9, 2014 at 9:01 AM
Subject: [mou-net] Ramsey County - Rufous
Both are still present (1:45 PM today) in Anoka County. They were best seen
from the north end of the lake near the abandoned Waterworks club near the
causeway
Paul
Paul Budde
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Birders,
I've posted two photos of the Mew Gull on my Flickr account. I haven't looked
into getting my photos on the MOU website, so hopefully this works for
everyone. I'll be submitting a full report to the MOURC when I get a chance.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pavlikphotography/
Good
Thank you, Terri. I got to see it come to the feeder twice - -between 2:55 and
3:10 this afternoon. First Rufous ever!
Jeanne
St. Paul
From: T Walls
Sent: Sunday, November 09, 2014 9:01 AM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: [mou-net] Ramsey County - Rufous Hummingbird still here
Just a
No luck with the Mew this evening, but Lesser-Black Backed, Glaucous, and
Thayers Gulls were present among the Herring and Ring-Billed Gulls at the
south end of Lake Calhoun.
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Justin Watts
Hennepin County
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I was in Duluth on my way home from birding the North Shore when I got notice
that Jeff
Grotte found a Snowy Owl north of Grove City. I plead the fifth on how long it
took me to
get to Grove City, but I beat dusk and the coming snow and was able to see the
owl. When
I saw it, it was on top
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