Thanks very much, Jim. I have never before wanted to get a tattoo, and now
I am considering what bird it will be. There are a few candidates!
Susan
On Sun, Aug 11, 2019 at 5:24 AM Lost Creek wrote:
> Excellent vid.
> Thanks for sharing.
> Always interesting to hear how ppl got into birding,
Nice! I haven't seen a Red-headed woodpecker in some years. It's always
been in North central WI at our family place that I've seen them..
Brian
On Sun, Aug 11, 2019 at 8:07 AM Lost Creek wrote:
> Confirmed there are 4 RH Woodpeckers fledged from the pair that nested here
> this summer. All 6
Some asked for a report of the survey results, so following is a brief
one.
I received responses from 60 persons, and I thank them.
Climate crisis received 16 votes which was the highest. There were four
separate categories related to climate, so the total of all 5 was 30, the
It looks like click bait. My error. It isn't. Sorry.
Jim Williams
birding blog at www.startribune.com/Wingnut
Climate change is coming to a world near you.
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The annual supplement to the American Ornithological Society’s (AOS) Check-list
of North American Birds has been published for 2019, and the American Birding
Association (ABA) has a helpful and easier-to-read summary of it on their blog
(http://blog.aba.org/2019/06/aos2019.html
A juv. Red Crossbill appeared at our feeder at about 8 this morning here in
Long Prairie. It is back now at 8:35 feeding on sunflower seeds. Pictures
posted to eBird. Scott and Connie Jo Dirks.
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Confirmed there are 4 RH Woodpeckers fledged from the pair that nested here
this summer. All 6 are visiting my yard daily, and seem to be doing well.
A Merlin came thru last week and took a bird that I didn't see clearly. I
feared it was one of young RHs, but after checking the site where it
Excellent vid.
Thanks for sharing.
Always interesting to hear how ppl got into birding, and the stories
behind that passion.
Makes me want to get my first tattoo.
On Sat, Aug 10, 2019, 12:46 PM James Williams wrote:
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I saw a black crowned night heron at Fort Snelling State Park 2-3 years ago
with most of its upper beak missing. Other than that it seemed fine, but I've
never seen it again so not sure if it survived. I'm sure it makes eating a
challenge.
Pat
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