A Connecticut Warbler was singing and fairly forthcoming (for a Connecticut) on
the east side of Roberts Sanctuary this morning, probably a second one singing
near the cemetery fence. Also a Canada and a HO Mourning, some thrushes, but
otherwise only residents (but I was only there 7:10-7:30) .
I'm listening to a Henslow's Sparrow at Tamarack Nature Center in White
Bear Lake. The bird is singing west of the wetland with dead trees in the
southwestern end of the large prairie in the western side of the park.
Bob Dunlap
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10 warblers on Blue Hill Trail, Sherburne Refuge this morning.
Migrants included Black-throated Green Nashville - Cerulian still present -
along with Mourning, Golden-winged, Blue-winged other nesters. At least one
Brewster's present.
Still missing Canada Blackpoll this migration.
Good
Nice variety of shorebirds at Bisson Lake, north end of Hamden Slough NWR,
including semipalmated plover and ruddy turnstone.
Steve Midthune
Lake Park
Becker Co.
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This morning in the middle of Robert's Bird Sanctuary in Minneapolis, Hennepin
County there was an Acadian Flycatcher emphatically singing peet-sah with
some soft peet calls.
Robert's Bird Sanctuary is just north of Lake Harriet, and west of the Rose
Gardens off from the parkway. You can
Hi All,
Last night about 6:30 p.m. two COMMON GALLINULES were spotted by volunteer
roving interpreters, Robin DeLong and Penny Stuckey, on the Prairie's Edge
Wildlife Drive. The birds were on Big Bluestem Pool, the first bit of open
water past the observation platform, just before mile
In addition to Steve Greenfield's cooperative Connecticut Warbler and Canada
Warbler and Connie Brunell's Acadian Flycatcher, there were at least two and
possibly three vocal Yellow-billed Cuckoos at Roberts Sanctuary this late
morning. All birds were closest to the eastern entrance.
Howard
There were no shorebirds of any kind at the flooded fields mentioned by Doug at
one o’clock this afternoon.
At the archery park on Pine Bend Trail – Yellow-bellied Flycatcher and
Olive-sided Flycatcher
Bruce Baer
Bloomington, MN
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I posted this earlier today on the Wisconsin listserv, and wanted to post
it here for anyone planning on heading up to the Duluth/Superior area.
Before heading home to Milwaukee yesterday, I made a quick stop at
Wisconsin Point. The stretch of storms heading northeast towards the Twin
Ports must
Beware of the roads at Carlos Avery WMA (Anoka and north Washington counties.)
Recent heavy rains have created wash-outs, giant puddles, and in some cases,
water flowing across the road from one pond to another. The woods are flooded,
the flowages are overflowing, and the water levels are the
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