sorry, tired, Common Yellowthroats at the airport
On May 26, 2014, at 9:55 PM, Charlene Nelson wrote:
> still present this evening at the Herman sewage treatment ponds late this
> afternoon.
>
> also of note
>
> Hudsonian Godwit - good looks in flight
> White Rump Sandpiper
> Wilson's and Red
still present this evening at the Herman sewage treatment ponds late this
afternoon.
also of note
Hudsonian Godwit - good looks in flight
White Rump Sandpiper
Wilson's and Red Necked Phalaropes
Could not find the Loggerhead Shrike on Hwy 9 N of Herman
Many Western Meadowlarks, pairs of Boboli
11 Avocets and the Godwit were present at 8:15 PM this evening. Thanks Pete
and Kristine for getting the word out.
Joel Claus
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> From: Kristine Leuze
> Date: May 26, 2014 at 4:39:18 PM CDT
> To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
> Subject: [mou-net] Avocets, Hud
The May 23-24-25-26 MBW in NW Minnesota (mostly in Kittson, western Roseau, and
western Polk Co's) turned up a surprisingly good number of species (186 in
all), highlighted especially by:
Snowy Egret - May 26 at the Agassiz impoundment (along 280th Ave on the
Marshall-Polk Co line); small unide
The checklists between Minnesota and Wisconsin have been tallied for this
year's Rusty Blackbird Spring Migration Blitz, and the winner
is...Wisconsin. I won't go into details here, but there will be an article
on it in the upcoming Minnesota Birding magazine.
Let me know if you have any questions
I stopped at the Darwin S. Myers Wildlife Management Area, Embarrass, MN,
St. Louis County just to check the access on Sunday and then returned with
a group on Monday. On Monday we spent from 8:00 a.m. to noon in the area
from the main entrance to the bridge and then east along the north side of
t
As I finished a walk through the Pilot Knob Prairie Restoration, the calls
of a Merlin from woods on Acacia Cemetery's northeast border drew my
attention. I was headed out of the Prairie area, on the blacktop road, when
the bird flew along the east border of the cemetery with something in its
talon
Pete Hoeger just called me and is reporting: "9 Avocets, 1Hud.Godwit, other
shorebirds right now on very busy Mn Hwy 7 near intersection with Carver CR
21 between new Germany and Mayer in large flooded muddy farm field right
next to hwy." -Pete Hoeger
If you plan to go, I would go soon as he says
I re-found the Hooded Warbler at 1:30pm at the same location that Tom Tustison
had reported it. The warbler was foraging very actively only a few feet off the
ground. There was also an Alder Flycatcher a little to the east of there that
called once.
Cheers,
Jason Caddy
> Date: Mon, 26 May
I am passing along a report from Jim Peterson that he found 2 Black-necked
Stilts at the Herman sewage ponds this morning. Several other shorebird
species present; Black-necked Stilt, Spotted Sandpiper, Stilt Sandpiper,
Dunlin, Baird's Sandpiper, White-rumped Sandpiper, Pectoral Sandpiper, Wilson's
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There was a silent male Hooded Warbler @ Roberts this morning. It was seen
between 9:00 & 9:30 along the fence north of the path near the bird feeder.
Also, present were several male Mourning Warblers & a calling Red-headed
Woodpecker.
Tom
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That should have been EAST side of Douglas county highway 7.
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From: "Doug Kieser"
To: "MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU"
Subject: [mou-net] Whimbrel, Marbled Godwits Douglas Co. 5/26
Date: Mon, May 26, 2014 9:06 AM
A Whimbrel and two Marbled Godwits jus
A Whimbrel and two Marbled Godwits just flew in at a large flooded area on the
west side of county 7, just south of I-94. The Whimbrel is feeding along the
edges if the pond south of Pheasant Drive, while the Godwits have flown into
the grassy area on the north side.
Doug Kieser
Minneapolis
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