[mou] Bird interaction

2007-09-28 Thread Clark, Scott 
At noon today ( the 28th of September ) I watched a Merlin trying to
drive out of the area a soaring osprey. The location was at the Parrish
Ave Bridge in downtown Elk River. Migration is great. Scott

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[mou] Up north birding

2007-07-02 Thread Clark, Scott 
A special thank you to Peder Svingen who tracked down my wife and I to
see the yellow-breasted chat at Rice Lake. Unfortunately we did not see
it after a two hour stake-out but it appeared to start calling at one
point but abruptly ended within a few call notes.  Notes: A Connecticut
Warbler seen on Washburn Lake Forest Road in Aitkin Road ( about
200yards off the road into a black spruce swamp forest area ).  A
solitary sandpiper in Blackberry Township ( 7 miles southeast of Grand
Rapids. ).  

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[mou] Elm creek

2007-03-26 Thread Clark, Scott 
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Sunday Marhc 25, 1st song sparrows and 1st eastern phoebe of the season.
Tree sparrows still present. Also saw a cooper hawk chasing a large
flock of starlings. Spring is coming.


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[mou] Blackbird

2007-03-13 Thread Clark, Scott 
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First blackbirds seen on Sunday(5) the 11th at Elm Creek Nature Center.


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[mou] Yellow Variant House Finch

2007-02-05 Thread Clark, Scott 
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On Friday Feb. 2, 2007 at 1:30 p.m. I noticed at my thistle feeder an
unusual bird. It was feeding with three goldfinches so it was easy to
size (about an inch larger in length and more robust in girth. I did not
have a good look at it as it was behind the feeder but I could tell that
it had a yellow  rump stripe that appeared to run a long way up the
back, and some streaking on the lower body. I could see neither yellow
on the wings nor any discernable wing bar. When the bird turned I saw a
fairly bright yellow face. He turned towards the house and I saw what I
thought was a fairly bright full chest area and then some streaking.
He flew away but returned about one hour later. At this time he was
still not in full sight but for about 5 seconds it came out in full view
to the house and I could see that the bright yellow was on the face, the
throat, and only partially into the chest area. The rest of the front
body was intermediately striped (meaning neither crisp nor blurry). Due
to the angle of the bird I never saw the beak shape. I photographed the
bird but only have somewhat blurred photos do to the angle of the bird
and me shaking from an unheated three season porch. This bird looked
like a house finch but I was not aware of a yellow variant. I called
my resident expert the next day (H. Towle) and he graciously gave me the
geographical and other pertinent facts on where this bird typically is.
Unfortunately, the bird has not returned. Scott =20


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thistle
feeder an #8220;unusual#8221; bird. It was feeding with three =
goldfinches so
it was easy to size (about an inch larger in length and more robust in =
girth. I
did not have a good look at it as it was behind the feeder but I could =
tell
that it had a yellow #8220; rump stripe#8221; that appeared to run a =
long way
up the back, and some streaking on the lower body. I could see neither =
yellow
on the wings nor any discernable wing bar. When the bird turned I saw a =
fairly
bright yellow face. He turned towards the house and I saw what I thought =
was a
fairly bright #8220;full#8221; chest area and then some streaking. He =
flew
away but returned about one hour later. At this time he was still not in =
full
sight but for about 5 seconds it came out in full view to the house and =
I could
see that the bright yellow was on the face, the throat, and only =
partially into
the chest area. The rest of the front body was intermediately striped =
(meaning
neither crisp nor blurry). Due to the angle of the bird I never saw the =
beak shape.
I photographed the bird but only have somewhat blurred photos do to the =
angle
of the bird and me shaking from an unheated three season porch. This =
bird
looked like a house finch but I was not aware of a #8220;yellow#8221; =
variant.
I called my resident expert the next day (H. Towle) and he graciously =
gave me
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is. Unfortunately,
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[mou] Up north

2007-01-25 Thread Clark, Scott 
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A late post -on January 21st had a flock of 50 pine grosbeaks and
attending with them 2 gray jays at the Nemedji State Forest (County Rd.
146 in northern Pine County ) Also- Jay Cook headquarters has a lot of
feeders which had 60 Pine Siskens, Red-breasted  and White Breasted
Nuthatches. Also 2 porcupines, one on Hgwy 23 and one at Jay Cooke. =20


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flock of
50 pine grosbeaks and attending with them 2 gray jays at the Nemedji =
State
Forest (County Rd. 146 in northern Pine County )gt; Also- Jay Cook
headquarters has a lot of feeders which had 60 Pine Siskens, =
Red-breastednbsp; and
White Breasted Nuthatches. Also 2 porcupines, one on Hgwy 23 and one at =
Jay
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[mou] Eastern Bluebird

2006-12-11 Thread Clark, Scott 
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Had one male Eastern Bluebird on Saturday December 9, 2006. Location
Lake Rebecca Rd. one-half mile north of Hennepin County 11  ( this is
where there are the start of two trails and you see the start of the
Lake ) Bird was on the north end of the east trail. Also, 5 Brown
Creepers and 62 Trumpeters on the west side of the lake.


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[mou] North Shore Birding and others

2006-10-23 Thread Clark, Scott 
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Highlights of the Northshore-LeConte's Sparrow at Flood Bay,  a late
juvenile y.b. sapsucker at the Two Harbors lighthouse, a kestrel
hawking and  terrifying a group of snow buntings at Kittichi Gama Park
( Friday October 20th ) and a late Tennessee Warbler in Duquette (Pine
County) on June 21st.  One other note- at Elm Creek Park I saw one week
ago and this week at least 4 purple finches. =20


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[mou] townsend solitare

2006-10-12 Thread Clark, Scott 
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Sorry for the late post, on Wednesday October 11, 2006 I found a
townsend solitare on County Road 124 ( just east of Wahkon-Mille Lacs
County ) at 12:00 p.m. The bird was very docile and after I attempted to
restart my car ( battery dead) I returned after two hours of battery
hunting, and securing a camera,  and it was still  there and I
photographed the same. The bird was very docile and was a life bird for
me. Not bad for birding along Mille Lacs with a few strong gusts. Also
saw my first tree sparrows.


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font-family:Arial'Sorry for the late post, on Wednesday October 11, =
2006 I
found a townsend solitare on County Road 124 ( just east of st1:place =
w:st=3Donst1:PlaceName
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w:st=3DonLacs/st1:PlaceName
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12:00 p.m.
The bird was very docile and after I attempted to restart my car ( =
battery
dead) I returned after two hours of battery hunting, and securing a =
camera, nbsp;and
it was stillnbsp; there and I photographed the same. The bird was very =
docile and
was a life bird for me. Not bad for birding along Mille Lacs with a few =
strong
gusts. Also saw my first tree sparrows.o:p/o:p/span/font/p

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[mou] Pine Grosbeak

2006-07-14 Thread Clark, Scott 
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I should know this but is a pine grosbeak find ( Duluth area ) in the
summer months: an usual find. I looked back at the Loon and it seems
that this doesn't appear to be a usual find.  Thoughts? Scott


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in the #8220;summer
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