Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009 at 9 am, I noted the owl is
sleeping in the wood duck box visible from the
street. So much for my guess that it takes
shelter only in cold weather, it is 23 F. I
have not seen it since Jan. 21.
Look through the pines at the southwest
corner of the house to see the larger
Milt Blomberg checked two more Larch stands and in both places have found
stript trees. One is North east of Holdingford in Stearns and the other is a
few miles West of Upsala in Morrison. I went back to a previous spot on the
Stearns and Morrison line and found strips on the ground, after a snow
The White-winged Crossbills reported yesterday on the west side of
the Twin West Chamber of Commerce office in Plymouth are there again
today. Photo opportunities were very good: eye level, 20 feet away,
full sun. It was fun.
Jim Williams
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A million
Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009 at 11:30 am, the owl is
at the hole in the wood duck box visible from the
street.
Look through the pines at the southwest
corner of the house to see the larger pole
mounted box at the northwest corner of the house.
George Skinner
15330 Lynn Terrace
Minnetonka, MN
Well, White-winged Crossbills have now been seen in all the extreme southeast
MN counties this year. I had heard about a flock near Pilot Mound in Fillmore
County, but before I could even get there, I found some just south of the
Winona/Fillmore County line along Hwy 43, at it's intersection
New Hawkowl today at 12:20PM at exactly mile marker #111 along State
Hwy #73 north of Chisholm (St Louis County) on the west side of the
road in a spruce bog.
Karen
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Rebecca Schubert just called in a Snowy Owl on an ice floe floating away
from Minnesota Point.
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Hi everyone!
Kathy Thom, Troy Flicek and I spotted two different flocks of White-winged
Crossbills today. The first was in Troy's yard, near Lonsdale. We were standing
around watching the redpolls, siskins and Purple Finches at the feeders when a
flock of 3 crossbills flew in. They didn't
Their southern MN invasion continues: this morning I had a flock of
about 25 White-winged Crossbills in the town of Henderson. The birds
were feeding in two White Spruce (next to two Norway Spruce which the
birds didn't touch) between Fifth St. and Fourth St. about a block
south of Main
In spite of weekly searches, twice this week. I have seen NO ww crossbills
in Kandiyohi county this winter. There was ONE confirmed report, from early
Dec. Reading this week's crossbill reports from SE MN makes it appear they
are dripping from every black spruce grove. So I'm curious, is
Went looking for the Dodge County SNOWY OWL Saturday and found the bird in the
most recently described location: in the field east of 150th, north of 700th.
As mentioned before, the owl is hanging out along an old fence line which runs
east from the road. Today, it was about 150 or so yards out
One thing I noticed in our area where crossbills have been feeding you will
find spruce trees with lots of cones on the ground under the tree were they
were feeding. At least if you see this you will know they are or have been in
the area.
If not - keep looking :)
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Hi folks,
Erik Bruhnke, Julie OConnor and I took some of the Hawk Ridge staff and
volunteers birding at The Bog today. What a GORGEOUS day!
Our bird list:
Northern Hawk Owl (1 just west of the Sax Rd/7 intersection, 1 on McDavitt
just south of the logging activity + 1 driving home on 53 near
I stopped by the Bethany College campus this afternoon and found the female
Hoary Redpoll posted by Chad Heins and Bob Dunlap still present. It showed up
about 3:40 PM with several Common Redpolls.
Joel Claus
Eden Prairie
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