We were at canal park in Duluth from about 12:30 to 1:10 and observed two
Great Black-backed gulls and one adult and another next to it that looked
nearly like the adult but the black was not quite as solid looking on the
back.
I got pictures I will upload later to make sure they are GBBG's.
FOY Common Redpoll at 1:30 this afternoon feeding on sunflower feeder.
John Nelson
Good Thunder MN
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*Minnesota Statewide
*November 26, 2012
*MNST1211.26
-Birds mentioned
Brant
Harlequin Duck
Long-tailed Duck
Pacific Loon
Dunlin
Little Gull
Great Black-backed Gull
Snowy Owl
Carolina Wren
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Hotline: Minnesota Statewide
Date: November 26, 2012
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Today while removing snow from the lakewalk I flushed and observed a thrush
along the edge of the path. I did not get good enough looks (no binoculars!) to
identify the bird but it stayed in the area as I passed by with the snow
sweeper broom. The bird is likely a Hermit thrush, but the tail
I was searching for Pine Grosbeaks in several counties today, starting in
Chisago and heading west. I found them in a couple of places in Chisago -
one bird about a mile south of North Branch a block east of Forest Blvd
(CR30) on 382nd St and just around the bend on Clara Ave, and a pair of
birds
Andy Nyhus and I found a Black Scoter along the MN/WI border today
Northeast of Minneiska MN on the Mississippi.
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Malcolm Gold (Stockton, Winona County)
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While birding the Park Point recreation area in Duluth this evening, Jane
Hosking and I attempted to count the large number of Common Goldeneyes which
have been staging on the bay side of the point for the last several weeks, and
came up with a grand total of 1859, the highest count I am aware
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