Minnesota River Valley Audubon Chapter
Field trip report
April 27, 28, 29, 2011
Martin Faribault counties
We encountered lots of wind and some rain over the three days. But did find a
few interesting species, including the previously reported White-faced Ibis.
Here are some of the species
Female Long-tailed Duck currently at Clarksfield sewage ponds
Small shorebird variety here as well.
Doug Kieser
Mark Ochs
Howard Towle
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Dave Bartkey just called to report a Common Moorhen at River Bend
Nature Center in Faribault. He said the bird was skulking in and out
of the cattails in the lower pond by the parking lot.
Bob Dunlap
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A glance in the yard this morning riveted attention for a fleeting
second, as a White-crowned Sparrow flitted off from under a feeder. A
bit later came another pleasant surprise: an entire flock of
White-throated sparrows working the yard. Apparently, rain had
discouraged the usual clean-sweep by
I was just informed by Dave Barkey of a Northern Mockingbird at River Bend
Nature Center in Faribault Mn.. The bird was seen by the feeders at the nature
center building.
Jim Otto
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I had my FOY male oriole at my feeders this morning.A welcome change of color!
Also a flock of about 50 White-throated Sparrows.
Madeleine Linck
Medina, Hennepin County
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Just had my first of the season Black and White Warbler foraging along the tree
trunk where I hang suet. It was not, however, at the suet as I occasionally
see the Yellow-rumps.
If this heavy rain keeps up, I am concerned that our Purple Martins that have
returned to several of their
After yesterdays slow day(squeezed in both Carver Park (5 Ruby-crowned Kinglets
and Winter Wren) and Rapids Lake MVNWR (1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Brown Thrasher,
and 7 Yellow-rumped Warbler) in the morning, the rain this morning almost kept
me in for the day. Luckily I decided to push through
We have our FOY Male Female Grosbeak in our feeders today.
Paul Koni Fank
Dassel
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Currently looking at an adult White-faced Ibis in breeding plumage at the
WMA 1 mile north of Nicollet on east side of Hwy. 111. First wetland east of
the parking lot.
Bob Dunlap
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Yellow headed Black Bird Park Point in the front yard by 35th
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Yellow headed bb park point in the front yard by 35th street
Chris Elmgren via iVagrant
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I just saw a Spotted Towhee in my backyard coming to my feeders! If your
interested in seeing it give me a reply and I'll give you directions to my home,
Mike Hendrickson
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Duluth, Minnesota
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FOY Eastern Towhee female in back yard with White-throated Sparrows.
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Came home from buying a fridge, dreary,rainy cold day. My yard was crawling
with Y-rumps. Too many to count and I have a huge yard. Then as I was glassing
them a male Pine Warbler landed on my deck feeder. This is my first spring
here, so is that early or normal? The strong southerlies must
Just after the rained stopped, my FOY Baltimore oriole arrived at my
feeding station in Victoria, Carver County.
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A flock of pelicans, estimated to be 50 - 60 birds, just flew over Afton
heading north towards the St Croix River and Hudson, WI
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Deciding to go against my rule of no mid-afternoon birding(except during peak
migration) since the sun came out, I went to the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.
This past Wednesday there was very little activity(no migrants and very few
residents seen). Today was the complete opposite.
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Ditto on the BALTIMORE ORIOLES -- our foy male also showed-up on our porch
railing this afternoon (And the jelly dish was empty!). Also had 5 species of
sparrow (Lincoln and Swamp included) and 5 species of warbler (Northern
Waterthrush and Nashville included) from our kitchen window during
After the sun came out I decided to head over to the MN Valley NWR and see f I
could find any new warblers.
I was able to photograph:
Nashville Warbler
Black and White Warbler
Orange-crowned Warbler
Black-throated Green Warbler
Yellow-rump Warbler
I also photographed:
White-throated sparrow
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