Just for clarification, Lake Osakis is in Douglas and Todd Counties, not
Grant (Douglas is between Grant and Todd).
A Doug. Co. aficionado,
Jesse Ellis
Saint Paul, MN
On Wed, Apr 22, 2015 at 8:24 PM Scott Dirks smdi...@hotmail.com wrote:
Connie Jo and I birdied for a few hours this afternoon near and around
Lake Osakis, the south, west and northwest shorelines of which held
thousands of waterfowl. Highlights included FOY western grebes, as well as
large numbers of canvasback, many scaup (mostly lesser and a few greater),
and a good assortment of bufflehead, redhead, gadwall, ring-necked,
shovelers, wigeon, wood duck, mallards, blue-winged and green-winged teal.
Of course, many Canada geese, pied-billed grebes and rafts of coot were
also present. Our scoping and viewing were done both from the public
landing in the town of Osakis and from County Road 10 north of town.
Other FOY birds were a pair of rusty blackbirds, a vesper sparrow, hermit
thrush and yellow-bellied sapsucker, all viewed from County Highway 10.
Scott Dirks
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