I have been at the spot for nearly two hours now and have not heard the bird.
It is actually about .75 miles west of CR 6 at a small depression with a few
hay bails lined up on the north side of the road.
Maybe it will be back in the morning.
Bob Williams
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> On Jun 13,
I thought I heard it Sat am near the memorial but could never see it
Warren
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An adult male is present now at Park Point along the trail between the parking
lot on the south side of the ballfields and the beach. It was photographed this
morning by Linda Atella of Two Harbors, who forwarded her photo to Jim Lind
this afternoon, and it was relocated just minutes ago by Don
Encountered a Baird's Sparrow while finishing my Ashby BBS route this
morning. Approximate coordinates are 46.10078 n lat, -95.47714 w long. This
is in Douglas County about 10 miles W-SW of Parker's Prairie. About 1.5
miles west of Douglas Co. Rd 6 on Ost Rd NW.
-Daren Carlson
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No one I think has mentioned that hawks--a merlin that I know of, at
least--sometimes seem to use windows as a way of getting bird prey, driving
them in for a collision. I had heard of this from a friend, than last fall
experienced what sounded like an explosion just after I had shut off
propane
My interpretation of that data is that being cuckoos are prone to
understory and dense vegetation flight, they are also more prone to
window collisions. I think this would account for both data sets, and
the peregrines find them after the window strikes??
Has anyone ever seen a falcon chasing a
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