The gray catbird found by Jeff Weitzel on the Willmar CBC was alive and looking
healthy when I saw it on Jan. 3rd. The homeowner said it is eating lots of
sunflower. I left him a large piece of suet to cut up. He has not given
permission to post the location, but anyone wanting to see the
This morning while walking the dogs around our property, I heard a
Chickadee commotion, and found that they were harassing a Boreal Owl,
perched nearby in a Balsam Fir tree.
Photo here:
http://www.boreal.org/~bstahly/BorealOwl1.html
Bruce Stahly
Grand Marais
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Today while participating in the Wabasha Christmas Bird Count, we found an
adult male Harlequin Duck below the dam at Alma, Wisconsin. The bird was
clearly visible below the Minnesota side of the dam, which is approached by
walking a mile across the dike from the parking area on the shore south
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One Snowy Owl was present this morning (Jan 5) between 8:00 and 8:30 in the
neighborhood of 700th St. and 110th Ave.
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Ken Vail
Blooming Prairie
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I haven't seen anyone else post about Kaposia Landing recently. I headed
out there this morning and the biggest treats were three American White
Pelicans on the point where the warm wastewater flow comes into the river.
I expected the other species but not those. It is a good distance across
the
We started out the day heading to Wisconsin Point to the Superior
We started out the day heading to Wisconsin Point to the Superior Entry Way to
look for gulls that might be loafing on the break walls and also look for the
reported Barrow's Goldeneye that Karl Bardon found a few weeks ago.
I found three small flocks of cedar waxwings this morning in Sauk Rapids, with
several Bohemian waxwings mixed into one of the flocks. They were in the
neighborhoods along Summit Ave N. From the intersection of 2nd St and Summit
Ave N, follow Summit north and northwest for several blocks.
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Folks,
There seems to be a different species of bird, I don't know if it is a
Minnesota bird, specializing in hacking yahoo.com accounts; don't use this link
as it will probably expose your computer to malware and if you have a yahoo.com
account, change your password to something more secure,
I opened it. Its apparently some kind of virus or something. I highly advise
NOT opening it.
Tom
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Folks,
There seems to
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I birded the river starting at downtown Elk River and was surprised to hear
then see flying off a Killdeer. There was also a robin behind the empty bank
building. Other birds seen in the river were Trumpeter Swans, 50+, Common
Mergansers 6, Common Goldeneyes 50+, and mallards. I moved to Otsego
After reading about the Harlequin Duck on
Wisbirdnhttp://www.portalscards.com/wisbirdn/ (Rory
Cameron) and on MouNet http://moumn.org/listservice.html (Steve Weston)
the past two days I walked the Mississippi River No 4 Lock and
Dam dike today outside of Kellogg MN toward Alma WI. Unfortunately I
Dear Birders, Friends, Partners, and Prospects
Purple Martins have started migrating to North America for the 2013 breeding
season. There are at least 80-85 days to get your Purple Martin housing
ready for the arrival in the Dakotas.
Purple Martin Association of the Dakotas has launched
Carolina wren in Albert Lea, varied thrush in St. James, and varied thrush in
Madelia.
If anyone would like more information as to locations, please let me know.
Al Batt
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Male Yellow-bellied Sapsucker seen early this morning along Sunset Bay Road,
Olmsted County between hardwood forest and tree farm plantation.
Steven Houdek
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