First hummingbird of the season visited my home in Mendota Heights late this
afternoon, and promptly located the only flower in bloom in my yard.
Bernie
Bernard P. Friel
Motivational Program:
A Change of Heart-Taking Charge of Your Health
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North American Nature Photography Association
Grand Canyon River Guides
International Society of Aviation Photography
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On 5/6/19, 14:58, "Minnesota Birds on behalf of Jeanne Tanamachi"
<[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote:
Langton Lake Park, on the west side of Roseville just east of 35W, has been
busy for the past two days with warblers as well numerous Ruby--Crowned
Kinglets. The path on the west side of the small lake was especially
productive. This morning, we saw 16 Black and White Warblers, a personal best,
Also notable for this suburban park were 6 Northern Waterthrushes, dozens of
Palm Warblers and a few Solitary Sandpipers. And many Yellow-Rumps.
Jeanne and Steve Tanamachi
Lauderdale MN
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