The last couple of afternoons on my way home, I've traveled CRs 70, 11, and 7th St. that travel north and west out of Sherburne Refuge and along the Sherburne and Mille Lacs county lines. There have been significant numbers of eastern bluebirds and sparrows migrating, and this route has been wonderful for seeing a variety of species. Yesterday's high count of bluebirds along these roads was nearly 50 (in about 10 miles), and sparrows found included chipping, vesper, savannah, song, Lincoln's, white-throated, white-crowned and dark-eyed junco. Yellow-rumped and palm warblers, ruby-crowned kinglet and red-breasted nuthatch were also along the route. Betsy Beneke Sherburne NWR
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