(in the count circle, but not at that location) included
Greater White-fronted Geese, Common Goldeneye, Lesser Scaup, Common
Merganser, Snow Geese, Northern Shovelers, a Harrier, a Merlin, a Coopers
Hawk, Rusty Blackbirds, Red-shafted Flicker, and Turkeys.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
General
plan to assign coverage areas (and scout the count
area) this weekend.
You could be the first to find a Townsend Solitaire or Towhee on this count.
Last I looked the area is to receive 10-12 inches of snow tomorrow, and
Tuesday's forecast high is 37.
Brad Bolduan
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of MN 60 and 320th Street. I believe that is the next
intersection south, so this bird did not move much during the day.
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During the pandemic
There have been several reports in Iowa as well. As I recall, those reports
started in October. I assume most of the Iowa reports made it to ebird, but I
am not sure.
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Windom
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at least one
prior evening.
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, but it may well have been present.
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of County Hwys 3 &4).
That makes two years in a row that we found a Snowy Owl in this general area on
the CBC count day.
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Today while scouting for the Fairmont CBC I located a Snowy Owl west of
Bright lake. The owl was on 140th Ave, south of 60th St..
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Sorry about the delay.
I received a call about an snowy owl observed by a couple ice fishermen at
Carey Lake near Westbrook yesterday morning. They tried to get a photo, but
the owl did not cooperate.
I trust the observer, but that is about all the information I have.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
The Fairmont CBC will be Dec 15. Anyone interested in participating can
contact me.
It looks like it will be a white count and a white Christmas in Fairmont.
Open water will be limited, but something interesting has to be hanging
around, we just need to find it.
Brad Bolduan
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The Fairmont CBC will be December 16 in tropical southern Minnesota. As
always, assistance is appreciated.
Anyone interested can contact me (reply to this email).
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Snow Bunting
7 Fox Sparrow
2 American Tree Sparrow
64 Dark-eyed Junco
41 Northern Cardinal
29 Red-winged Blackbird
5 Common Grackle
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Sorry, forgot full name and my residence.
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Windom
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Subject: Yellow Rail, Brown County (Cottonwood
While using a tractor to harvest seed today I flushed a Yellow Rail from a
prairie restoration near the west end of Cottonwood River Scientific Natural
Area, Brown County. The bird flew about 100 feet.
The timing and location seem to match my previous observations of this
species during fall
observed
from Hwy 36 today; GPS 43 50 0.5 deg N 95 01 54.6 W - that may help get you
in the right area.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
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Just an FYI, that it appears 7 mile Creek Park is closed until November.
I thought I saw a sign at the entrance indicating such a closure and the
Nicollet County webpage indicates the same.
I thought I might be able to save somebody a trip.
Brad
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place to go if looking for White-fronts. I did not
notice any snow, ross's or cackling.
Sorry I don't have better information, maybe tomorrow.
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further south than these observations.
I have been looking at for them down here without success.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
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I scouted for the Dec 19 Fairmont CBC yesterday. As much as anything I wanted
to check ice conditions. I looked at 9 of the approximately 20 lakes in the
count circle.
I was very surprised to see that almost all water bodies are open. Some small
ponds are even open or partially open.
be found here
http://moumn.org/CBC/locations.php?cid=265 , or by contacting me. Birders
of all levels are welcome.
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and
everything I could see fit.
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south of Hanska on
Co 13.
This bird is quite lightly colored with essentially the only brown being spots
in the primaries and upper primary coverts.
I also scared a Cooper's Hawk off of a pigeon before he could enjoy his meal in
New Ulm today. Hopefully, he finds another pigeon.
Brad Bolduan
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contact me.
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the bird can view the photos and draw
their own conclusions before they commit. I have little idea if the bird is
still present. There were ~5 gulls on the lake when I revisited at dusk,
but they were well beyond binocular range.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
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seen in many years (or perhaps best I have
ever experienced).
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vehicle came by.
I have some photos of varying quality that should be sufficient for ID.
The better photos are of the bird perched.
If a few gull aficionados want to give me their opinions I can send a couple
photos - let me know.
Thanks
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Today I heard of a Snowy Owl recovered between Fairmont and Trimont
yesterday along a road. That is about all I know.
Also worth mentioning, I see that the Spirit Lake, IA CBC had a Snowy Owl on
Saturday.
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The Fairmont CBC will be Dec 14. Anyone interested can contact me.
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yard).
The bird was perched on a telephone(?) wire, then on the fence on the edge
of the road Right-of-way just south of this building site.
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Oaks Corner in Beltrami Island State Forest. I encountered one
near the same location last year.
I spent a day in the Bog and encountered all the generally sought after and
expected boreal species except Black Backed Woodpecker, incldung being
scolded by a pair of Boreal Chickadees.
Brad Bolduan
not think I have
ever seen this many on any burn let alone a small 1 hour burn.
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Did some scouting yesterday and today for a Jackson County Bird Club group
outing.
I believe ~67 species were seen in the Fairmont area between the scouting
and the outing itself. I don't have a complete list of all birds seen
today. However birds seen this weekend include:
7 White faced Ibis
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Windom, MN
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if there are
any.
Thank you much.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
P.S. The number of butterbutts in my yard seemed to explode from one noticed
yesterday to 5 in one tree today.
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tripod
and another year passed.
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they want to join us.
Whooo will get our first Snowy Owl (my attempt at bird humor).
Hope to see some of you then,
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by next weekend.
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The Fairmont CBC will be Saturday Dec 18. More participants are always
welcome. Anyone interested can contact me. I believe you can reply to this
e-mail, or you find contact info on the MOU CBC web page.
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There was a male Lark Bunting present Friday and yesterday about a mile
(rough guess) east of the refuge headquarters along the main road through
the refuge.
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Saturday Dec 19. More participants are always welcome.
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, and Grackle.
Next year's count will be Dec 19, 2009.
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. Night-Heron), but I don't remember which way
it went. That leads to a entirely different set of rules - hyphenated
common names.
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consuming minerals in bare soil areas. It was quite different to see this
species surrounded by open water and green vegetation. At least three
flocks of ~10+ birds were seen miles apart.
Brad Bolduan
Windom, MN
impression.
There was a paper published perhaps 15 years ago about Canada Geese nesting
above ground in one particular location. If I remember right it they were
nesting on powerline towers somewhere out west - perhaps Idaho. I believe
it was in the Wilson Bulletin in perhaps 1993 or 94.
Brad
), Lapland
Longspur (27), Meadowlark (1), and Common Redpoll (2).
The Fairmont count has been conducted annually since 1990. Next years count
will likely be Dec 20, 2008 (unless we try Sunday, Dec 14). New
participants are certainly welcome. Maybe next year we will get our first
Kingfisher.
Brad
out documentation, but it now occurs to me that seasonal
listers may also want to be notified - hence this post.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
, snowy owl, brown thrasher, winter
wren, or towhee (any towhee) would be finding a species not previously found
on our count.
Hope to see you on the 15th,
Brad Bolduan
a mere four lines long (and not living up to my hype), my
selection is Dorothy Parker's Ornithology for Beginners from Death and
Taxes published in 1931.
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Windom, MN
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a records committee?
Haven't most records committees appeared since the 1970's?
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Windom
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.
I have been unable to post since Tuesday.
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Windom
)), and a neck collared
Trumpeter Swan.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
Eight spruce grouse (Apparently an adult female and seven young) were seen
in George Washington State Forest Sunday Morning.
They were on a gravel road leading to Bear Lake from the North.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
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Please forward this information to the MOU list.
On July 9th I observed two adult Sandhill Cranes with two young (not
fledged) in central Stearns County. A pair (may be the same) has been
on the
environment?
Brad Bolduan
Windom
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The fees
, Purple finch, any
owls, waxwings, and robins
Brad Bolduan
Windom
At 10:40 Thanksgiving morning there was a Snowy Owl just north of New
Germany on the west side of Carver County 33. The owl was ~1 mile South of
MN 7.
This Pelican has been followed on the IA list for a couple days. It is now
in MN (Jackson County).
Brad Bolduan
Windom
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reading the coverage this invasion gets
in The Loon and North American Birds.
Brad Bolduan
(In the prairie part of the state and liking it)
Windom, MN
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RFI - Gray PartridgeSorry, I don't have a reliable spot for partridge right
now.
I just wanted to comment that a surprising number of birders who visit our
area have Gray Partridge as one of their top target birds.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
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canada goose flocks.
It will be interesting to see how goose migration proceeds with storms
predicted.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
seemed to increase until sunday evening. Sunday evening
many single singing males. No large flocks seen.
That should give some of you a feel for what is comming your way,
Brad Bolduan
Windom
Last call for anybody who wants to bird on the southern fringe of the state.
Still looking for our first Rough-legged Hawk,
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A dead Snowy Owl was found in Windom today. The bird, an apparent road
kill, was found near the intersections of MN60 and US 71.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
grasses and restored
wetlands.
Bird was identified by shape, flight, and wing pattern.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
At least two (approx 10 flushes, including two birds flushed at same time on
one occasion) likely at least 5 Yellow Rails present in a small portion of
Expandere WMA Cottonwood County.
I have to leave. Will try to past more later tonight.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
seemed too low to assume any reasonable chance of
success. Another factor is the difficulity flushing the birds on foot.
Two firsts today. I have never seen anything like the described bird
sightings and I have never before needed a dozer to get unstuck.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
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to every buteo I encounter.
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Bluebird. The bird was well seen from the side and
back while in flight, but I have a slight reservation about calling it a
definate Mountain Bluebird. The bird was seen at a time when I was unable
to stop. It was not relocated today.
Brad Bolduan
Windom
Incase anyone is looking to participate on a Southern Minnesota CBC on Dec
20. The Fairmont CBC might be for you. Participation is always rather
light.
Extra participants are always welcome, especially anybody who would like to
count geese.
Brad Bolduan
Windom, MN
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