N 45.43382 W 95.14038
716 3ed St. SE, John M Ehlen Memorial Park
1020 1st St. SE.
Bob Janssen and I found two Eurasian Collared-Doves in Wadena, Wadena County at
the above locations. According to the information on moumn.org, this is afirst
county record.
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David Cahlander da...@cahlander.com
We had 28 species, many common already, but we had 4 foy birds that we've been
looking for. Kirsten saw one species, E. Bluebird, that I didn't see. It was on
Jackson W., a place we have never seen an E. Bluebird befoere.
Tree Swallows - foy - on Jackson W., at least 16.
Purple Martin, - foy,
Around 5:20pm today a Brant was found by Shawn Conrad, Dedrick Benz, and
myself about a quarter mile west of CR 7 on the north side of 120th st. We,
along with John and Chris Hockema, Ben Fritchman, and Dave Bartkey, are
currently watching the bird in this location. This is a flooded field
Metro Lakes and Rivers Field Trip
St. Paul Audubon Society
Saturday, April 09, 2011
Twelve of us visited the Mississippi River at Kaposia Landing and Hardman Av.
Overlook in So. St. Paul,
then went to the north end of Lake Phalen. Leaders: Clay Christensen and Julian
Sellers
At 5:50 the Brant flew north with a large group of Greater White-fronted
Geese and thus has presumably left from the area.
Bob Dunlap
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In Grant County, a BRANT was found this afternoon by a group of birders near
the town of Herman along 120th Street about a quarter of a mile west of county
road 7. It flew to the north about 5:45 and was not refound.
They also found a CINNAMON TEAL on the west side of county road 11 about four
Visited Purgatory Creek in Eden Prairie around 5:00 PM this afternoon and
saw many waterfowl including one Horned Grebe, a lifer for me. It was quite
a ways out, but could still be identified with a spotting scope. The
closest location to the Grebe on the walking path was at the bench right by
The Minn Birding Weekends group today found a very early Am Avocet
along Lac Qui Parle CR 7, 1/2 mi N of CR 30. An early Marbled Godwit
was also here, plus 2 others in Big Stone Co along Hwy 7 a mile W of
the Swift Co line.
Kim Eckert
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http://www.mbwbirds.com
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