Kathy and I will be stumbling along in Duluth as well and will let people know
if we're lucky. I have email and mobile 763-242-9730 .
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From: jeff fischer tierce...@yahoo.com
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Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2013
8 Longtail ducks visible from Brighton Beach road just North of Lester River.
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From: Steven Chesney st...@schesney.com
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Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2013 13:21:54
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After all the driving the North Shore/hwy 61 last weekend trying to find a
Boreal Owl, we woke up to one sitting in our crab apple tree right out the
living room window not far from our bird feeders. Currently just sitting in
the sun trying to sleep as Blue Jays, Chickadees, and Redpolls
Present and singing at the previously posted location in Linwood. 9-9:30 am.
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The owl has now flown. An apology we misidentified the owl, was actually a
Saw-whet Owl when looked at the forehead closer. :( Sorry for the confusion.
Matthew Moses
Moses Images / Moses Photography
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On Feb 24, 2013, at 8:44, Moses Images
Hoping someone can give specific instructions on where this bird can be found.
Thanks!
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You should be a little more specific about which Long-eared Owl in Brooklyn
Center you are talking about. Was there one posted on MOU-NET?
Scott B. Meyer
Hennepin County
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 11:24 AM, Brian brianwiscon...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hoping someone can give specific instructions on
The people who added that data to eBird probably don't want you to know
where that bird is specifically. Please read the following if you are in
confusion about this policy:
http://ebird.org/content/ebird/news/sensitive_species. You could always
go out and find one on your own, that's what other
This afternoon I followed up on Brad Abendroth's post about a Eurasian Collared
Dove near Murphy-Hanrehan.
I was able to find 2 in the same area where he found one previously. This is
on Murphy Lake Blvd north of Eagle Creek Blvd. There is a large farm on the
west side of the road marked
Sad when you realize that there are jerks in any hobby, group, past time, etc.
I am withdrawing my request for help locating this owl.
Brian
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Joan and Mitchel who have been hosting a Carolina Wren in Linwood Township
in Anoka County since mid December have extended the invitation
to interested birders through next Sunday (March 3rd). They report that
some of the birders were able to get real good looks and pictures.
The bird hangs
We just had a flock of at least 200 Bohemian Waxwings in a crabapple tree
near the corner of East Arrowhead and Vermilion Road in Duluth. They just
flew off toward Tischer Creek.
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Cindy and Chris Edwardson
31 E. Arrowhead Rd.
Duluth, MN 55803
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In addition to the three Wilson's Snipes that I reported in Wild River State
Park on February 7th, today I found 7 additional snipes in the Park.
Deer Creek is another open-water, spring fed stream that flows into the St.
Croix River in Wild River State Park. Today, I snow-shoed the length
I didn't realize that finding it on your own was the purpose of this list
serve substitute for the MOU rare bird list call line.
Bernard P. Friel
From: Scott Meyer meyersco...@gmail.com
Reply-To: Scott Meyer meyersco...@gmail.com
Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2013 12:15:19 -0600
To:
Oh, I am truly sorry! I thought we were talking about a bird that was
listed on eBird using the guidelines for sensitive species, and that
someone wanted a specific location to that bird anyway, with no regard to
the welfare of said bird. I didn't realize that someone posted the
location on
We had a similar discussion on wisbirdn a couple of months ago. If you read the
eBird guidelines more carefully you'll notice that it says that long-eared owl
is an example of a species that could be considered a sensitive species and
goes on to explain that they would be considered sensitive
Hello
Ever since Boreal Owls and Great
Gray Owls have be
Hello
Ever since Boreal Owls and Great
Gray Owls have been moving around the north shore of Lake Superior I been
getting a lot of requests from birders from all over Minnesota and elsewhere
about helping them locate these owls. Many
I was lucky enough to have chosen this weekend to visit the In-Laws up in
Cloquet. Early Saturday morning I headed up to Superior Street where it
continues along the North Shore east of its intersection with Highway 61. The
first bird I encountered was a Great Gray Owl on Superior Street. I
Out today (Sunday) with Steve and John from Florida
1 Boreal Owl in Two Harbors at 123 3rd Ave (found by Jim Lind). In Lilac bush
in front yard of gray house.
3 Great Gray Owls: Scenic 61 Lakewood Rd, near Amish Furniture store on
Superior St. (9000 block E), and at the Dirt Factory
Been a busy last four days of guiding people from all over and
Hello:
Been a busy last four days of guiding people from all over and many of the owls
we saw have already been reported on this listserv. Anyway in Lake County
along Lake County Road 2 about .3 miles north of the Sand River pull
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