Inquired - came - saw - conquered (with great MOU help):
* Canal Park, Saturday 8:00-8:50 AM - Great Black-backed, Iceland, Glaucous,
Herring single Ring-billed Gulls
* North Shore, Saturday ~ 9:30 AM - Long-tailed Ducks (90).
Thank you, Peder Eric for your posts recommendations. Two
Via Hwy 71 out of Northome: 8 magpies in the Gemmel area, 7 Snow Bunting
Along the Toumey-Williams Forest Rd west of Big Falls via CR30(plowed about 6-7
miles back):
2-American Three-toed Woodpeckers (~1mi N right side stripping area)
1-Northern Hawk Owl (~2mi N in White Birch snag L
Saturday afternoon, I saw a mature Bald Eagle carrying nesting material (a
sizable stick) towards the area where the nest near the 58 club is/was
located. I was traveling eastbound on crosstown just east of Cedar Ave and
the eagle was east of my position flying WNW so I am assuming that is where
Greetings:
We just got home from churdch and looked out our kitchen window,. I
wa surprised to see many species of birds. BUT, one looked like a COMMON
REDPOLL, with a piece of bread in its mouth. I called to Kirsten and she got
the bird in her inoculrs and said, It is not a piece of
Forest, you've just seen the elusive and rare Arctic Whitepoll.
Steve Roman
Champlin, MN
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From: Forest Kirsten Strnad
I am assuming that it was a Northern Shrike, as I didn't get a detailed look.
Also had some Purple Finches at the office in Lakefield today.
Eric Harrold
Lakefield, MN
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Greetings:
So far we have had three responses by E-mail and one by phone. Thanks for the
replies of those who responded.
Another birder thought that person was joking and that an Arctic Repoll is
unlikely. He
said it sounds like a partial Albino Redpoll. We looked up the Artic Redpoll
Milt Blomberg forgot to mention that the information we got for birding most
of Koochiching and Itasca Counties came from Shawn Conrad. If you need a
good guide or info for this great birding country contact him in the Grand
Rapids area. He has a web page for his guiding so type in Koochiching
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From: Laura Coble [mailto:shearwate...@frontiernet.net]
Sent: Sunday, March 08, 2009 7:37 PM
To: 'mnb...@lists.mnbird.net'
Subject: L. Byllesby, Dakota Cty, Wells Lake, Rice Cty
Lake Byllesby, southeast of Randolph, MN, has just started to very slowly
open up near the shore at the
This afternoon at ~12:35, on my way to the Carpenter Nature Center's
Owl Program, I passed a field with scores of snow buntings and
longspurs. I watched them briefly and then had to leave. I returned at
4:00 and spent about a half-hour watching. There were literally
hundreds of birds
I was about 1/2 hour behind Diana, and never saw any flocks---perhaps
they were still spooked...or my car windows are too dirty!
Linda Whyte
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 7:38 PM, Diana Doyle di...@semi-local.com wrote:
This afternoon at ~12:35, on my way to the Carpenter Nature Center's Owl
Program,
Larry Sirvio reminded me that that area is Washington, not Dakota,
County. Thanks!
snip
The area is along 110th St. S, just east of 95 in Hastings. Just east
of 95/110 St S junction, there is a section with no houses and fields
on both sides of the road. The north side is
I found three Eurasian Collared-Doves in the southern part of Washington County
this afternoon 3/8/09. They were located on Neal, just north of 100th St., at
the 1st farm east of Neal, north of 100th. Two were sitting on a wire and one
was on the ground feeding. They were south of the gray
The Northern Hawk Owl at Knife River was found this morning dead on
the north side of the MN Highway 61 expressway. It looked like it
was hit by a vehicle.
Jim Lind
Two Harbors
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