In the day in age we are in of texting, ebird and facebook we generally get
quick bits of information like “rare bird seen at (location)” and “bird
refound” or “bird not refound”. This information is vital when a person wants
to go out and chase said bird but I like to give a bit more informatio
(Posted by Paul M. Egeland via moumn.org)
I sent a correction but must have been in a dead spot since did not go
Directions should have been about one mile west of intersection of Yellow
Medicine co 3 and 40 about two miles north of Cottonwood
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(Posted by Paul M. Egeland via moumn.org)
Sorry, last post was in error birds were west of junction of 3&40 north of
Cottonwood g
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(Posted by Paul M. Egeland via moumn.org)
A pair one mile east of junction co 3 and co 40 south of Cottonwood
Seen on south side of road
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Around noon a Cattle Egret was observed in Hugo at the farm pond along 165th
St. N., 0.5 mi. east of Hwy. 61.
Bill Litkey (Oakdale)
"Great is the Lord, and highly to be praised. His greatness is unsearchable."
Psalm 145:3
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We had a Black-billed Cuckoo in our yard by Dassel today
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Today will go down as one of my most memorable spring days. I was at Rapids
Lake for 6.5 hours this morning and I needed all that time. If the river
trail was not flooded and impassable at either end still, I would have needed
at least an additional 3-4 hours to adequately cover the area.
33 birders saw 73 species of birds including a few reported after most left!
Highlights include!
Common term
And 17 Species of Warblers!
Northern Parula, orange-crown,Nashville, Yellow,chestnut sided,
magnolia,Blackburnian,Yellow rump,Palm, Pine,Blackpoll,Blackand white,Am.
Redstart,Ovenbird,NWa
I had a chance to spend a couple of hours the past mornings at Hok-si-La, and
while I was only in the area near the parking lot, there were some nice birds.
Though not high in numbers, was able to see the following:
Yellow Warbler
Palm Warbler (higher in number and the most common warbler past 2
I apologize for posting the Hooded and Cerulean Warbler observations at
Murphy-Hanrahan Regional Park yesterday. Because I was using an obsolete map to
navigate, I didn't realize that the area where these observations were made is
off limits during the summer.
Dave Zumeta
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Found mid-day yesterday by Jim Lind in the garden area of the Essentia clinic
at the SE corner of 4th Ave East & 1st Street; it was then relocated later in
the day in the alley between 3rd & 4th Avenues E and between 1st & 2nd Streets.
I then saw it this morning, May 9, between 9:30 and 10:00 at
Curlew Sandpiper last seen a little before 10:30 Wednesday morning. Several
people still present trying to relocate. Birds continue to move in and out
of the lake area in small groups.
Bob Dunlap
On Wed, May 9, 2018 at 9:51 AM Bob Dunlap wrote:
> The bird has been refound. Currently distant lo
The bird has been refound. Currently distant looks on the southwest shore
of the lake.
Bob Dunlap
On Wed, May 9, 2018 at 8:03 AM Bob Dunlap wrote:
> Several of us have been diligently examining the hoard of shorebirds at
> Lone Tree Lake in Lyon County this morning. Despite a good diversity of
I will be at Crosby Farm closest to highway 5 entrance at 3:15 today if anyone
wants to join!
Max
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Several of us have been diligently examining the hoard of shorebirds at
Lone Tree Lake in Lyon County this morning. Despite a good diversity of
shorebird species present, the Curlew Sandpiper does not appear to be among
them.
Bob Dunlap
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(Posted by John Moriarty via moumn.org)
Three Rivers Park District invites all birders to Murphy, but we do have
several trails closed during the spring to protect the Hooded Warblers and
other nesting birds from disturbance. This includes the area mentioned in
the original email.
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