[mou-net] Evening Grosbeak

2013-02-05 Thread Linda Schumann
The evening grosbeak flock had really thinned out since Friday here at the resort; due to the very cold nightly subzero temps -40 and -35 last week. This morning with a light snow falling more moderate temps the Evening Grosbeak were ready and waiting for the fresh bird seed around 8:00 AM.

[mou-net] Evening Grosbeak

2013-02-05 Thread Linda Schumann
Sorry I forgot to add my name to my earlier post about the Evening Grosbeak. The details about the grosbeak will be on my earlier post. Linda Schumann Rainbow Resort Waubun, MN 56589 Becker County lschum...@rainbowresort.com www.rainbowresort.com 218-734-2241 Join or Leave mou-net:

[mou-net] Boreal Owl - Marshall County (Warren) Snowy Owl - Polk County

2013-02-05 Thread Agassiz Audubon
I got a call today about a small owl that died (last week) in a yard full of bird feeders - two miles east of Warren and one mile north of State Hwy 1 on 310th Ave near the Snake River overpass. I drove over and dug through last night's snow and found it... a Boreal Owl. (a photo is posted on

[mou-net] Great Gray Owl, Cook County

2013-02-05 Thread Bruce W. Stahly
A friend alerted me to the presence of a Great Gray Owl at her house, along County Road 7, approximately 7 miles west of Grand Marais. It has been actively hunting the meadows around her house for the last few days. My friend has seen the owl catch several rodents, so apparently it is good

[mou-net] Smartphone entry of sightings

2013-02-05 Thread David Cahlander
An application for your smartphone has been added to the MOU web site for entering records of sightings. It is a Beta version, that has been checked out with several smartphones and browsers. To access this application click on http://moumn.org/m with your smartphone. Or go to

Re: [mou-net] Smartphone entry of sightings

2013-02-05 Thread Laura Erickson
For those of us who use eBird, there's a great app, Bird Log, that allows us to plug our sightings directly into eBird from our iPhone or iPad. And we can see what's been reported to eBird, from Minnesota or anywhere else, with the BirdsEye app. That's a great help when traveling. Best, Laura

Re: [mou-net] Smartphone entry of sightings

2013-02-05 Thread David La Puma
...and it happens to be on sale, for $0.99, to celebrate the Great Backyard Bird Count Here's the link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/birdseye-birdlog-north-america/id509841114?mt=8 Good Birding David David A. La Puma Postdoctoral Research Associate SILVIS Lab

Re: [mou-net] Smartphone entry of sightings

2013-02-05 Thread Carl Greiner
Dave was referring to a smartphone application he developed for birders to submit their sightings of Minnesota birds to the MOU Seasonal Report database. At the present time eBird does not offer this nor does any commercial software product. Endorsements/Advertisements of eBird, Apple, or

Re: [mou-net] Smartphone entry of sightings

2013-02-05 Thread David La Puma
Carl et.al.: eBird is not a commercial entity- it is a Cornell Lab of Ornithology Citizen Science entity that was funded by the National Science Foundation. BirdlogNA is a commercial entity, in that it is a private company that makes an application which allows users to submit their observations

[mou-net] Snowy Owl

2013-02-05 Thread Bradley Bolduan
There was a very white snowy owl today along Mc Leod Co hwy 18 or Renville Co 11 (county hwy north of US 212) tonight. I would guess it was north of Buffalo Lake in Renville County, but that is just a guess. Sorry I can’t be more specific. Brad Bolduan Windom Join or Leave mou-net:

Re: [mou-net] Smartphone entry of sightings

2013-02-05 Thread Carl Greiner
Hi David, Just Carl, no et al. Please take a deep breath. Your post was not a review or in response to a request for information. It was an advertisement. Not only was it an advertisement but we were announcing the release of an application that would make it easier for our members to enter

[mou-net] Four owl species today photo of a Boreal Oql

2013-02-05 Thread Erik Bruhnke
Today I led a birding trip through the North Shore, as well as Sax-Zim Bog. Our first bird of the day was a BOREAL OWL that we found. As the day progressed, we found a SNOWY OWL, two GREAT GRAY OWLS (at the same time), and ended the day with a GREAT HORNED OWL! Sax-Zim Bog was fantastic, as we