I found 14 species between Wood lake and Vet's park with a lot of overlap Best
was the Brewer's at VP
Warren
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Hello: This morning around 6:30 a small wave was in our backyard here in
Austin along Turtle Creek. Among the warblers and Rose-breasted Grosbeaks
there appeared to be a Western Tanager. The light was poor with clouds but I
could see the bird was larger than a warbler and I could see the
Thank you to all who have posted even-tempered, constructive responses to
the original post. Having read the original, and now re-read it to
understand all the responses, I see much positive criticism and potential
solution to the problems of communication involved.
I believe the tone of the
The flock of four White-faced Ibis at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge
(near Zimmerman) reported by Betsy Beneke were observed around 7:30am this
morning by Craig Mandel and me. They were very close to CR-17 on Upper
Roadside Pool (on the right/north side of the road), then the group flew
Observed a jaeger around 11:30 flying over open water straight out from the
boardwalk dune crossing at the last parking area on park point. This would be
the east side of the parking lot. It made several passes through the area,
chasing gulls and landing several times. It was a ways out
I just had a good look at a Cattle Egret in a shallow marsh in Medina. It
is best seen from private property, I can not give out the address. It
might be possible to see it from a public road however: south side of
Medina Rd, just east of Brockton Lane, in Medina, very close to the
Plymouth
There is a northern mockingbird just north of 100th street, approximately 3.3
miles west of CR 6 at the extreme southern end of Redwood county, about 4 miles
south of Lamberton. The mockingbird was in a small bush in the ditch just north
of the Cottonwood county line/100th street.
Mike Majeski
I checked the flooded fields along CRs 30 and 24 again today. I didn't spend a
lot of time, but it looks like there was some turnover of shorebirds overnight,
as I was unable to relocate American Avocet, Dunlin, Red-necked Phalarope or
Willet.
However, at this field:
44.3429698,-91.9769119
I found a White-eyed Vireo along the western shore of Rapids Lake this
morning. I uploaded a photo to the MOU site, or you can look here
https://www.flickr.com/photos/27446731@N02/with/14158606261/
Otherwise
I turned up the same but more(a few species less) of 21 warbler species that I
saw
Bill George reported a Brown Pelican today from the north end of the highway 61
bridge in Hastings, Washington County. It was headed down river toward Red Wing
at 1:00 PM.
Anthony Hertzel
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Correction, direction should say SE not NE of the intersection (seen down near
the bee hives).
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From: Brian and Risa Smith brsm...@sleepyeyetel.net
Date:05/11/2014 10:59 AM (GMT-06:00)
To: Minnesota
For some reason the earlier posting about the MBW's Summer Tanager today did
not go through. Am trying again. Kim Eckert
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Date: May 11, 2014 at 12:27:44 PM CDT
To: MOU mou-net@lists.umn.edu, Kim
(Sorry for this being slightly late but my earlier attempt to e-mail this from
the field went awry for some reason).
Kim Eckert's Minnesota River Valley MBW group found an adult male Summer
Tanager around 10:00 a.m. this morning near the town of Courtland in NW Blue
Earth County. The bird was
Hi Birders,
The White-faced Ibis were still present in Upper Roadside Pool as of 3:20 this
afternoon. We observed them from the shoulder of County Road 16 east of the
culvert. They were foraging in a strip of bright green grass just in front of a
row of shrubs. We were able to see only three
Observed 19 species of warblers on Saturday and Sunday in South Minneapolis
at two locations: the Mississippi River gorge (around 36th Street and West
River Road in South Minneapolis) and along the bike trail between the dog
park parking area in Minnehaha Park south to Coldwater Spring (east of
I was able to photograph a Life Bird on Mothers Day in our own yard - a
Blackburnian Warbler! Also visiting our yard was a Yellow Warbler,
Baltimore Oriole, Orchard Oriole, Chipping Sparrow, Eastern Bluebird,
Chipping Sparrow, Black-capped Chicadee, House Finch, Northern Cardinal,
Blue Jay, Wild
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