Hello birders,
In the last two days in central Dakota County I have seen:
Black-bellied plover - plowed field on Biscayne Ave. just North of 160th.
There yesterday evening. Gone this afternoon. This female was much
larger than the Killdeer it shared
the field with.
Sandhill Cranes - Pair near brush pile at edge of field at least 100 yds
from the road in a recently harvested field on 200th just E. of Biscayne
Northern Harrier - juvenile over uncut field off 200th.
Common Nighthawks - several migrants over uncut fields off 200th
Cedar waxwings -several in treetops
Killdeer - numerous in plowed fields
Horned Larks -in plowed fields
Robins -several in treetops -this is where to find them this time of year
Mourning doves - Well over 200. They are all over in big bunches, little
bunches and single birds
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Sincerely,
Jim Ryan
Saint Paul's Westside
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Nature shall not be broken. -* Leo Tolstoy*
A well governed appetite is the greater part of liberty. - *Lucius Annaeus
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