Snowy Owl near Love's truck stop off I-35 outside Albert Lea.
A Northern Shrike hovering at the intersection of 255 St. And 810 Ave. near a
mini-flock of Red-winged Blackbirds.
Flock of Snow Buntings near that same site yesterday, always nice to see on
such a lovely day.
Al Batt
Your Hartland
Beginning at 9:43 this morning, I have been studying an apparent adult
Glaucous-winged Gull at Canal Park, Duluth, St. Louis County. I say apparent
because of the many complications inherent in identifying large gulls,
especially this species. Since Glaucous-winged Gull forms hybrid swarms with
Yesterday I met with Scott Leddy of Meadowlark Restorations who is actively and
passionately involved in restoring bluff prairie habitat. He wanted to show me
some of the work that they have done as he knows how I talk about how golden
eagles utilize this type of habitat. We concentrated our
I saw a Great Grey Owl on my way to work this morning, along Kestrel Ave north
of Tamarack.
Cindy Risen
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The Bemidji CBC was held last Saturday, Dec 17th. Weather conditions
were favorable for the 12 participants and we tallied 34 species with
three additional species for count week. Judging from the numbers it
would appear that the mild temperatures and lack of snow cover is
having an impact
For those with a sense of adventure the following CBC's will be held after
Christmas:
Baudette- December 29-email Martin Kehoe for details (mvke...@aol.com)
Beltrami Island - December 30- email Martin Kehoe for details (
mvke...@aol.com)
Roseau - December 31-participants meet at 7am the the
The unseasonably warm weather in Duluth has certainly been to a seagull's
liking- besides the adult Glaucous-winged Gull, there are currently many gulls
in the Duluth harbor. Last Saturday on the Duluth CBC we conservatively counted
1750 Herring GullsĀ (twice the previous record), and on Sunday
-RBA
*Minnesota
*Detroit Lakes
*December 22, 2011
*MNDL1112.22
-Birds mentioned
Canada Goose
Ruffed Grouse
Sharp-tailed Grouse
Greater Prairie-Chicken
Sharp-shinned Hawk
Rough-legged Hawk
Snowy Owl
Northern Shrike
Black-billed Magpie
Common Raven
Brown Creeper
Varied Thrush
Eastern Towhee
more on the Red-headed Woodpeckers from the people from Cedar Creek Bog
Ecosystem Science Reserve:
An addendum to Steve's RWHO observation directions - the public trails he
refers to are the Fish Lake Nature Trails. These are accessed via the
parking lot at the very northern end of Durant - the
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