Time to put this discussion to rest. If you want to discuss owl locations
further please do so back channel.
Thank you.
Terry
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Terry Brashear
Hennepin County, MN
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Just a few moments ago, I was looking out my work window at the busy
bird feeder when a Buteo caught my eye teetering overhead. It was a
beautiful Rough-legged Hawk. This was a first for me for Hennepin
County and the farthest south I've seen in Mn so it was an exciting
yard bird--but I
Correction: RlHa was headed EAST towards Edina from where I work in
Eden Prairie (near 169 and I494).
Still looking up,
Alex Cruz
(directionally challenged)
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From: Alex Cruz Jr alexcru...@gmail.com
Date: March 4, 2013 10:32:35 AM CST
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU,
There is a Varied Thrush being seen just west of the intersection of 12th
Ave 20th St NE in Austin. The backyard contains feeders which can be seen
from 12th Ave.
Richard Smaby
rnsm...@charter.net
507-433-1925
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Randy:
Omnivore birds such as Great-tailed Grackles, American Crows, etc. can leave
puncture wounds. A year or so ago I watched a Great-tailed Grackle grabbing
a very young House Sparrow or Purple Martin by the wing and then slamming it
onto the street. It is reasonable that an American Crow or
MOUers:
This discussion can be applied to unusual, out-of-range, etc. birds in
general. Even though I was lucky enough to see the birds, I remember that
overeager birders ran off the Ruddy Quail-Dove that was at Santa Ana
National Wildlife Refuge in the 1990s and that other overeager birders
I saw one in Scott Cnty at the Lawrence WMA 3 or 4 weeks ago... So I'm guessing
it's not abnormal to see them this far south.
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On Mar 4, 2013, at 10:38 AM, Alex Cruz Jr alexcru...@gmail.com wrote:
Correction: RlHa was headed EAST towards Edina from where I work in Eden
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