Thursday, Apr. 2 at Como Lake in St. Paul:  Song Sparrows are back and lots
of Robins in the grassy area on the south-west side of the lake; also
several pairs of Wood Ducks in the lake, as well as 1 Hooded Merganser, 3
Horned Grebe, and 5 Pied-billed Grebe (some to stay all summer), and
Ring-billed Gulls.

Friday, Apr. 3 at Wood Lake Nature Center in Richfield: Song Sparrows,
Eastern Phoebe, Bluebird, several pairs of Hooded Mergansers, Ring-necked
Duck and Coots.
At my backyard feeder the American Goldfinches are "turning" yellow and I
saw my first Mourning Dove of the season.   But:  the Juncos are still here
which means that winter is not yet done with us....

Sunday, Apr. 5 at Como Lake:  several Buffleheads and 1 Red-breasted
Merganser; in addition to Song Sparrows also an American Tree Sparrow and
possibly a Swamp Sparrow (had all the right markings).  A Bald Eagle flew
overhead as we were walking around the south-western shore and caused quite
a stir among the gulls.  For several years now we have had a pair of Bald
Eagles stay around the lake and Como Park area--this may have been the
male.


Sue Nevin
St. Paul

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