All,
Has anyone been birding up the gunflint trail yet this winter,
specifically farther up around Gunflint Lodge and surrounding areas? I
was just curious what the Great-Grey/Northern Hawk-Owl situation was up
there, as well as the prevalance of winter finches (Are Evening
Grosbeaks back this
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Dakota County. Dec. 16. 4-5pm. Black Dog, east lake viewed from the power plant
road. Approximately 1,000 gulls present until dark including at least one adult
Glaucous Gull and several Thayer's.
James
Betsy Kerr wrote
I recall reading a while back on this list someone's suggestion that=20
the northern owls were likely to stay around until spring and even=20
become more visible later in the winter. Can I have confidence in=20
this prediction? What do the experts say?
I am definitely
The Bioscience article referred to by Jim Williams is
unreadable except by subscribers or possibly computer
geniuses. It would be great if someone could post it
where it is readable.
Dick Carlson
Native Minnesotan, temporarily absent since 1960
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One of our delivery guys told us he saw what he thinks is a great gray owl on
Tuesday.
Here are the directions:
McKusick Road off County 5 just north of County 12 and slightly west of Hwy 95,
on north and east end of lake.
With how mobile the St Paul Great Gray is, it would be a good idea
This is true, as I too found out. I hope to have a copy of the text
later today (being neither subscribed nor a genius, I have asked
someone to send it to me). Assuming it arrives, I will share it with
anyone interested. Let me know.
Jim Williams
Wayzata
On Dec 17, 2004, at 10:52 AM, Richard
All MN portions of CBC maps have been updated. Again, these files are
LARGE (up to 1MB). I recommend only downloading them if you have a fast
connection.
Happy Counting!
Roger Schroeder
My friend Loren Faaborg came by my office today to tell me about a
Northern Saw-whet Owl he found yesterday at the Bass Ponds. We
immediately went down to relocate the bird and it was in a small cedar
tree on the left side of the trail that goes straight south from the
lower parking lot about a
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1-2 Townsend's Solitaires continuing present this morning along the Ann =
Lake Campground road (take the road
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Today at noon there were 2 adult and 3 juvenile Trumpeter Swans on the =
northwest side of Lake Calhoun in
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I set out this afternoon to look for the Great Grey Owl in Mille Lacs
that Denny Martin had reported. I wasn't sure which
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Early this afternoon I found a pair of Trumpeter Swans feeding in a =
stubble field just north of New Ulm (the
On my way back from a family visit to LaCrosse today I counted Eagles
along the river. The ice has taken hold of the shore line. Only a few
eagles were seen south of Wabasha. At the first pull-off north of Reads
Landing, 15 Bald Eagles, most sitting on the ice or actively hunting. A
large raft of
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On Thursday at Canal Park:
-Adult Thayer's Gull
-Adult Glaucous Gull
-Female Long-tailed Duck
* Looked for
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