Hello,
I wondered if you could give a more specific location of the Golden Eagle? For
example, nearby crossroads? Thanks.
Melinda
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Steve Gardner texted me from Yohi Wildlife Management Area this morning telling
me the Spotted Towhee was still present at 8:40 AM. He observed it in the lone
tree/bush just to the south and east of the pheasant feeder along the old
fenceline. He watched it for 5 minutes before it flew to the
Hello -
I have a friend who really wants to see a Barred Owl.
I have shown him some of the locations that I have luck with in the North
Metro (no luck yesterday).
Can anyone recommend any locations in the East Metro. He lives near
Woodbury.
I did mention Harriet Alexander Nature in
How common is it to see golden eagles in central minnesota?
Peace and All Good! Carolyn Law
Saint Cloud
On Apr 5, 2014, at 8:49 PM, Alyssa DeRubeis alderub...@gmail.com wrote:
My boyfriend and I ventured to Crow-Hassan Park Reserve (near Rogers) this
afternoon. The highlight was watching
My husband and I checked out Pigeon Lake Overlook and seen about 100 DC
Cormorant, about 25 GB Herons, RB Gulls and about 10 Am White Pelicans. I also
seen 3 Am Coot about 1 mile west of Dassel on Hwy 12.
Paul and Koni Fank
Dassel
Meeker Cty
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Currently at the intersection of Sibley County 13 and 62; 450 Tundra Swans,
1500 Greater White-fronted Geese and 40 Snow Geese, all reasonably close to the
road. A visual and auditory treat.
An hour earlier at Mud Lake on the south side of Gaylord, 4 Ross's Geese were
present along with 200
Tried to send earlier, but did not go through, so I am trying again.
My husband and I checked out the Scenic Overlook on Pigeon Lake by Dassel
today about 1:30 and we seen at least 10 Am White Pelican, RB Gulls, Great Blue
Herons, and about 100 DC Cormorants on the islands by the nest. I
I'm surprised that neither of these birds have been reported to the
list-serve yet. And I have no intention of stealing anyone's thunder, but I
figured that birders would like to know about these sightings sooner rather
than later...
As I just learned on the Recently Seen page on the MOU website,
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Subject: Pelican, Great Blue Herons, RB Gull DC Cormorant Am Coot Dassel
Meeker Cty
From: Paul Koni Fank condor_puff...@yahoo.com
To: Mou MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU,Mnbird mnb...@lists.mnbird.net
CC:
My husband and
--- On Sun, 4/6/14, Paul Koni Fank condor_puff...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Paul Koni Fank condor_puff...@yahoo.com
Subject: Pelican, Great Blue Herons, RB Gull DC Cormorant Am Coot Dassel
Meeker Cty
To: Mou MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU, Mnbird mnb...@lists.mnbird.net
Date: Sunday, April 6,
Went out late afternoon to spot near the town of Clear Lake known for waterfowl
stopover, low and behold, the long sought Snowy Owl for Sherburne County on a
rise of corn-stubble with a bit of snow patch! SW of Clear Lake along CR57
(labeled as 90th St SE) ~1/2 mi east of CR8 north side of
This afternoon around 5 PM we walked around the General Mills wetland and
nature area SE of 169 and 55. The wetland is 1/2 free of ice.
There were 10 or so male Red-winged Blackbirds
Numerous sparrows including 5 Song Sparrows
1 Chipping Sparrow
1 Clay-colored Sparrow which was not in full
This morning, my wife and I believe we saw a falcon that flew right by our
living room window. This bird was very fast and had the swept back wings
typical of a falcon. Too big for a Kestrel, and the flight was very unique
and unlike other birds I have witnessed.
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Yesterday and today (April 5 6), there was a Minn Birding Weekends trip to
Nobles and Jackson Co's, highlighted by a pair of Great-tailed Grackles in
Worthington. This is apparently the first Nobles County record of this species,
although its occurrence here is not surprising given that it has
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