On Thursday I swung by Purgatory Creek and easily found the two Snowy Egrets.
Also there were a Bald Eagle, a fishing Osprey, Marsh Wren, and at least two
Caspian Terns. But, the fish stole the show. The carp were running upstream
to spawn. Lines of hugh carp, many about two feet long, were
This morning an immature Hooded Merganser was at the bottom pond at the Bass
Ponds.
Northern Rough-winged Swallows were in numbers at the Hogback Pond
overflow. I presume they were migrants.
The underside of the Highway 77 bridge looks like a beehive with all the
Cliff Swallow that are
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I'd be interested in knowing of similar research in No. American forests:
Article abstract:
Of fundamental interest in conservation ecology are the regulatory
mechanisms that maintain communities. We document a mechanism that maintains
forests in the Serengeti ecosystem, Tanzania, and the
About 20 years ago in Aberdeen, SD, I banded a Black-capped Chickadee like
you described. I recaptured it numerous times that fall, and it molted from
an odd brown-color into a normal adult plumage. You can see two photos of
this bird at:
http://picasaweb.google.com/danerika/Titmice
dan
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The 50th supplement to the AOU Check-list was recently published, and
here's my understanding of the changes affecting the Minnesota field
checklists and the new 2009 MOURC checklist:
COMMON NAME
- change Nelson's Sharp-tailed Sparrow to Nelson's Sparrow
CHECKLIST SEQUENCE
- move Northern
Tonight I noticed my first juvenal Ruby-throated Hummingbird at the feeder.
I was actually checking out my peanut feeder also that has NO red or other
bright color on it..
Andrew..
I'm in need of a job!!
Please see http://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewlongtin
Thank you..
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Andrew
I found the Summer Tanager singing this morning at the same time and place
described by Joel Claus below. I recorded the song, and loaded an excerpt
into the Audio Gallery on the MOU web site. In more than an hour of
searching for the bird, which was singing almost constantly in the nearby
On the off-chance that certain Good Samaritans are also birders on
these list-serves, I need to offer public thanks to the cyclists and
pedestrian (I think) who helped me rescue a young peregrine falcon
beneath the High Bridge in St. Paul last evening. The bird having
stranded herself on that
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