New arrivals this weekend include: Coot, Rose Breasted Grosbeak, Baltimore
Oriole and Belted Kingfisher
Also, the pair of Canada Geese hatched 6 goslings. Despite having an island on
my larger pond, which geese have used in the past, they instead used a post
mounted basket I had placed in one
N. Mockingbird this morning at Piepenburg Cty. Park north of Hutchinson,
hanging out on the picnic tables and electric utility station
at the entrance of the camping area. Also seen by Ron Erpelding and Herb
Dingman. Bird was still there when I left at 12:45 pm.
Pete Hoeger, Hutch
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at feeder on our Elbow Lake farm
Charlene Nelson
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Hi All—
I got all excited that I had banded a hybrid Black-throated Green x
Townsend’s warbler hybrid on Saturday. My blog this morning explains why
it probably is not a hybrid, but just a very good-looking Black-throated
Green.
http://dantallmansbirdblog.blogspot.com
dan
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Dan or Erika
Bob Myers just called to report a huge movement of warblers and flycatchers on
the North Shore around Split Rock State Park. He saw 24 warbler species in
just a few hours, including many foraging at his feed in the rocks along the
shore. Most of the birds were moving southwest down the shore.
John Richardson found and photographed a BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK in his yard
in Brainerd (Crow Wing Co). He posted the sighting and pics on the MN
Birding Facebook page, and he welcomes visitors. His address is 409 Holly
St. Brained. Crow Wing Co. He added the following note:
In low lilacs and
Just got back from two hours spent watching hundreds of warblers, 16 kinds in
all, along the trail that skirts the perimeter of the campground. There were
approx. 100 Wilson's Warblers, with equal or greater numbers of Am. Redstarts,
Yellow Rumps, plus good numbers of Chestnut-Sideds and Palms.
Craig Mandel called me about a Least Bittern calling in White Bear Lake. I
went 4 hours later and it was still calling. At the boat ramp at Central
Avenue/ Lake Drive on the west side of White Bear Lake.
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Since about 4:00 this afternoon a male painted bunting has been feeding at
a birdfeeder at 7863 Thunderbird Trail E, Eveleth, MN at the home of
Connie Sabetti.
She would welcome anyone who would like to visit. You can email Connie at
conniesabe...@gmail.com or call 218-744-2325. They plan on
This afternoon from 4:00-6:00 p.m. I watched a female Ruff at the Bass
Ponds. She was hanging out with Lesser Yellowlegs, Wilson's Phalaropes,
White-rumped, Least, and Semipalmated Sandpipers (5 avocets were
nearby). This is a different bird from the one found by Steve Carlson
two weeks ago,
Early last week we saw an osprey on the platform by the waterworks at Lake
Vadnais. I reported the sighting to Vanessa Greene for the Osprey Watch.
We have not seen an osprey on this platform since the one time - the first
time we have ever seen an osprey there. We don't get there every day and
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This evening Brad, Seth Boerboom and I observed a Neotropic Cormorant
roosting with around 75 Double-crested Cormorants on the eastern end of
the lake! The group then flew to Cottonwood Lake. We were unable to
relocate it afterwords
We had a Wilson's Warbler in our Golden Valley backyard just now!
Susan
Susan Gilmore
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