Re: [mou-net] Eastern Phoebe

We have had both Eastern Phoebe and Great Crested Flycatcher for a couple of days, but I didn't see either for the last two days. Steve Weston On Quigley Lake in Eagan, MN swest...@comcast.net

[mou-net] Bluebirds, Dakota Co

Guess I'll throw in my two cents on Eastern Bluebirds. I heard a couple burbling southwest of my house on March 18th. So they survived the blizzard on the 15th. Yay. On April 4th, a male and female spent quite a bit of time in my yard flycatching, foraging and bathing. They were back on April

[mou-net] Small warbler wave in Cass County

I went for a walk on a Forest Service Road off the Woodtick Trail in Longville and found a small warbler wave: dozens of yellow-rumpeds, half dozen black-throated greens, an orange-crowned, several black-and-whites, several palms and a northern parula. Heard a hermit thrush. I also heard an

Re: [mou-net] Eastern Phoebe

That may be the case, but also, drier conditions and cooler temperatures hereabouts may depress/delay the insect hatch on which Phoebes rely for food. They do indeed seem less numerous than usual, at least so far. Linda Whyte On Tue, May 4, 2021, 6:20 PM Gail Wieberdink wrote: > So far this

Re: [mou-net] Eastern Phoebe

I was in southern Bayfield County (northwest Wisconsin) two Saturdays ago, and several eastern phoebes returned to the lake in front of our cabin. That doesn't say anything for Ramsey County, but I was heartened to see them that far north. - Elizabeth Wroblewski St. Paul On Tue, May 4, 2021 at

Re: [mou-net] Eastern Phoebe

During the third week of April we had two Phoebes in our back yard sitting on a garden fence post in Stillwater Township. I haven’t see them since. I have only seen one Bluebird so far this year. Jeff Ranta Stillwater Township Sent from my iPhone > On May 4, 2021, at 7:07 PM, Charlene Nelson

Re: [mou-net] Eastern Phoebe

following. We are missing many migrants too. We also had one lone Phoebe last month that called for a couple days then disappeared. Charlene Nelson Elbow Lake farm, Grant County still in quarantine > On May 4, 2021, at 6:20 PM, Gail Wieberdink wrote: > > So far this spring, I have only seen

[mou-net] Eastern Phoebe

So far this spring, I have only seen one Eastern Phoebe. Am I just in the wrong places or are their numbers way down? I look for them every time we are out and about but I'm just not seeing any. I have also only seen one bluebird and that was on April 10 at Carlos Avery. Could these storms