Saturday: After a short vacation in Arizona, I returned to hear a Phoebe and
Ruby-crowned Kinglet in the yard.
Sunday: Checked out some flooded areas near Red-wing and Lake Bylessby. Most
notably FOY: TICK! But, only one. I found fourteen species of waterfowl. The
diving ducks at Lake
Our Eastern Bluebird showed signs of nesting April 8. We installed our
nest cam and this morning she is putting the finishing touches on her
nest.
This is the earliest we have them nest here, last year it was on or
around April 28. We had our first Tree Swallows yesterday and hope
they
In my 30 minute visit there this morning before work the big news was a
FOY MOSQUITO. Oh no, Lord help us if they are this early.
Some yr warblers, a few yb sapsuckers and the usual suspects. No
kinglets or phoebes or sparrows noted.
-Original Message-
From: Minnesota Birds
Select count this morning at Carver Park
Brown Creeper 3
Winter Wren 1
Golden-crowned Kinglet 5
Ruby-crowned Kinglet 26
Hermit Thrush 2
Yellow-rumped Warbler 8
The only new bird for the spring this morning were a couple of Vesper Sparrow
along 150th St.There were still some Rusty Blackbird
April 12, 2011
While leading a walk at the Rapid's Lake unit of the Minnesota Valley National
Wildlife Refuge this morning. We encountered a nice mix of migrant song birds
along the loop trail to the South of the Visitor Center. Here are a few of the
species we heard or saw.
Red-bellied
Did a walk through Fridley's Mississippi Regional Riverfront Park and saw
many interesting species:
Brown Creeper
Ruby-crowned Kinglet (showing off its red cap)
Eastern Bluebird
Tree Swallow
Northern Flicker
Wood Duck
Yellow-rumped Warbler (both kinds)
Eastern Phoebe
American Robin
This afternoon I went to walk through Gustavus Adolphus College's
Coneflower Prairie, a 70-acre grassland making up the western side of
the college's Linnaeus Arboretum. Around 2:45 I flushed a bird at very
close range from the southern side of the hill in the center of the
prairie. The
It looks like most of the pelicans that had stopped on Pig's Eye have
moved on. Only about 10 left today.
On Mon, 11 Apr 2011 16:09:40 -0500, John Zakelj
jzak...@yahoo.com wrote:
Two days ago, on April 9, about 20 white pelicans showed up on Pig’s
Eye Lake. Yesterday, the number grew to
Greetings everyone,
After being home with a sick child on this glorious day, I decided to brave the
dirt road of Carlos Avery this evening in my Minivan. I made it. The trip was
great and I got some great photographs! Here is a list of what I saw today.
Canadian Geese - many
Sandhill Cranes
Here is a link to today's raptor count atop Duluth. It was a gorgeous day,
many wonderful friends came to hang out and help count throughout the
afternoon hours, and diversity was spectacular! One of the biggest
highlights for me, from today, was seeing BROAD-WINGED HAWKS :) They are so
beautiful,
While walking this evening at Crow-Hassan Park in northwestern Hennepin Co, I
observed a Short-eared Owl near dusk coursing over the fields southeast of
Prairie Lake. I watched the bird for 3-4 mins as it slowly moved north towards
the barn area at the north end of park. I'm not sure if it will
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