Hello fellow MN birders,

A wonderful opportunity presented itself and my wife and I have decided to
leap at the chance to be closer to her family, live on a lake, and leave the
big city life behind.  It is going to be a weird feeling for awhile and I am
going to miss Minneapolis quite a bit but.......

.........living on a nice big lake and switching from a yard list that
contains 99% House Sparrows, Starlings, Pigeons, and Crows to a yard list
that will soon contain Loons, Grebes, Yellow-headed Blackbirds, Harris's
Sparrows, and probably another 75 or so other bird species within a year
should ease my pain.   Also, we are going to be living less than 500 yards
away from Minnesota.

We are moving to the north shore of Spirit Lake in NW Iowa.  Jackson county
(MN) will be just a few minutes away and I expect that I will frequently be
checking it out along with the other SW Minnesota counties.

So, if anyone is planning on heading down to extreme SW Minnesota (or NW
Iowa) for some birding, send me an email and I'll let you know if I've seen
anything lately.


-- 
Derek Bakken
[email protected]
ornitholature.blogspot.com

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