Hi,
After requesting photos on this listserve for Minnesota Birding, I have
received inquiries regarding MOU and our magazine, Minnesota Birding.
Being a member of MOUnet is not being a member of the Minnesota
Ornithologists' Union. If you are a member of the MOU, you will receive
issues of The
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More press on the towheeAnd also mentioned on Dave Lees morning show on =
WCCO as part of a discussion of
Hi,
Minnesota Birding is in need of winter bird photos. If you have photos you
wish to submit for publication, please send them to
desig...@moumn.org
Barb Martin
Editor
newslet...@moumn.org
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We also were at the Snowy Owl and ECD's right before Linda Sparling, I =
guess. Looked for gulls on the river
Hi,
This is just a reminder that the next submission deadline for Minnesota
Birding is January 25th.
Please send your articles to newslet...@moumn.org.
Thanks
Barb Martin
Editor
We have taken the liberty of cutting and pasting the following message from
the Iowa Listserv. This message is completely applicable to this MOU
listserv. Everywhere you read the word Iowa please insert the word
Minnesota. How many people went to Mountain Lake today to look at a 5th
state
Refound this bird this afternoon when I was able to get down there from Red
Wing. It was out a fair distance from the rock jetty on the south side of
downtown Lake City but with a scope was easy to identify. I would estimate
that it was feeding about a third of the way across the lake so clearly
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Spent a little time this AM looking for these Gray-crowned Rosy-finchs =
with no success. The Burgen Lake
Hi All,
If your affiliated bird club or organization has field trips for
bird-related events scheduled for January, February and early March 2007 and
would like them listed in the upcoming issue of Minnesota Birding, please
send all pertinent information to me within the next 3 days.
Information
This is just a reminder that the deadline for the January-February 2007
issues of Minnesota Birding is November 25, 2006.
Please send your articles to newslet...@moumn.org
Thank you
Barb Martin
Interim Editor
Found five ECDc's in the town of Winthrop today. They were just west of the
large corn pile in front of the ethanol plant. When we first saw them they
were high up in a decideous tree across from the auto parts store. After a
while they flew toward the west end of the plant. One had flown
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Hairy Woodpeckers have a very common practice of stripping bark from =
conifers just like black-backs and
Bobs directions to the parking lot for the Sakatah Trail were right on. I
would like to add that the bird is considerably closer taking this about one
mile walk out to the area between the two Eagle Lakes. The walk is easy as
it is a asphalt trail that is suitable for bicycles.
I was able to
Found a relatively close in nonbreeding plumage adult Pacific Loon at
Garrison, Crow Wing County today. The bird was best seen from the pull-offs
just south of the Garrison public access. This access is the one at the
south end of Garrison and easily seen from Highway 169. The bird was also
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This is the normal time of year to see young goldfinches. Our feeders =
have just recently started to go down
At Lafayette Park from 8:30 to 10:30 AM had one Red-throated Loon and one
Pacific Loon. At least 5 Common Loons were also present. A very distant
jaeger was unidentified.
At Stony Point about 11:30 a Black-backed Woodpecker flew by calling as it
went on the way to Duluth. Gray Jays were seen
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When the group of us left at 12:30 the Purple Sandpiper was feeding =
along the rock wall on the east side of
Hi,
This is just a reminder that the deadline for Minnesota Birding is September
25, 2006. Please send items to the email address shown below.
If anyone is interested in submitting items or an article for the
newsletter, please contact me to discuss content as we are always looking
for new
On Friday 9/1/06 we had very good success on Cty Rd 13, north of Big Falls
in Koochiching County. Between the rain showers the warblers were
outstanding in many places along the road. Also present were the following
birds and their locations.
Boreal Chickadee: 7.9 miles north of State Hwy 71
Found a Carolina Wren in Courthouse Park today. Best description of
directions is in south central part of the park along the stream. Good
numbers of migrant warblers were also found but not spread out much as most
were in only two or three waves. Listened for chickadees and when found
there
Hi All,
The deadline for the next Minnesota Birding is July 25, 2006.
For a short time I will be doing some editing of articles as Hallie Skinner
is not able to do it at this time.
Please send your articles to me at the address shown below in order for us
to make deadline and, hopefully, get
Refound the Common Moorhen on Saturday. Not sure this is the same place
Phillip referred to but ours was at the quarry road, which is two gates
south of the Minnesota River on Cty Rd 15. The bird was in the open water
almost right next to the road and was actively calling, presumably trying to
Refound both of the Hooded Warblers today in Battle Creek Park. The
southern one was calling from the east slope from one end of the gully to
the other end. We were never able to see it but the call was as clear as
could be for about a half hour so we know it never was far from the trail.
Bills
Had a couple of interesting birds at the Pipestone National Monument on
Saturday, June 6th. A Blue Grosbeak was singing just upstream from the
waterfall. Also a late Olive-sided Flycatcher was rather obvious feeding
from the tree tops along the stream just west of the main woods.
Also
Looked for this bird this afternoon. Had no success today even though we
know that it was seen yesterday afternoon on a mud flat right by the road
until 6:30 PM. We know it was 6:30 PM because we arrived at 6:31 and missed
it by one minute. One too many stoplights I guess.
Today there was a
It looks like the draining of Swan Lake to take out the carp is finally
starting to produce some mud flats. We found a flock of about 100
shorebirds (all peeps with most being white-rumps) at the public access dam
area on the south side. At the nearby handicapped hunter access all the
water was
When Howard called last night we went right down. By the time we got there
in 15 minutes a large flock of semi plovers (12). bairds, least , and semi
sandpipers had come in. Along with the wilsons and ruddy that made for a
good flock of shorebirds. By 8:45 all had left except the wilsons. We
Howard Towle just called to report a Wilson's Phalarope, and a Ruddy
Turnstone at the Purgatory Creek complex by the Eden Prairie Center, behind
the athletic club. Both these birds are quite unusual in Hennepin County.
Also present were two semi plovers.
Both birds were present at 8:00 PM when he
Bye bye Starling does not work on grackles and redwings. It is only for
starlings. Instead you should buy Safflower which is not liked by any of
the blackbirds but is eaten by cardinals, chickadees, grosbeaks, and a few
other species. Yes, you will have less activity but you will have some
Refound the longspur road Snowy Owl this AM. Doug Johnson found it first
west of the road in the area of the three power mills. Later on we found it
under the closest power mill to the road on the east side of the road. From
there it flew over our car and down to the irrigation unit and landed
Refound the White-faced Ibis that Curt Vacek found in Swift County on
Friday. This is a spectacular breeding plumaged bird with the reddest skin
before the eye that we think we have ever seen. Interesting was the Willet
seen in the same marsh with the ibis. Wonder if both are migrants or
180th Street marsh, 180th Street about 4 miles east of Hwy 52, north side of
the road.
Found by Dave Cahlander at 12:30 today.
Dennis Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
Refound the Eurasian Collared-Doves in Hamburg (Carver County) this AM.
This is a second county record. Had the chance to talk to a local whose
feeders these birds are coming to occasionally. Mark Martinson (nice guy
but spells his name with three too many letters) first saw the birds in Jan
or
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Refound the Great-tailed Grackle found by Keith Pulles yesterday in =
Wright County. Along with being in the
We have heard about a couple of other drawdowns that are going to be going
on. Keep the information coming for all to share.
Waseca County-Goose Lake, about a mile and a half east of Waseca on Highway
14, best access from the county park on the east side of the lake or the
public access on the
Rice Lake-Steele and Dodge counties, according to a DNR press release this
will start going down this spring but we probably won't see any mud until
summer and fall, a one year drawdown as it will probably fill up next
winter, easy access through Rice Lake State Park, check the DNR website for
the
Brown County - Mulligan WMA, southwest corner of 300th Ave and 110th St, in
the conifers and decideous brush
Redwood County - Neudecker WMA, just west of Clements on Cty Rd 16
Dennis and Barbara Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
Monday 2/22/2006
Itasca County
Northern Hawk-Owl - State Hwy 65, 3.8 Miles north of Cty 53 (Wolf Lake Rd)
Koochiching County
Spruce Grouse - intersection of Hwy 65 and Cty Rd 75 (only 3 miles from St
Louis Cty)
St Louis County
Great Gray Owl - Lind Road, 1/2 mile west of Hwy 73
Northern
There was also a large article in the sports section of the Minneapolis
paper on either Sunday or Monday.
Dennis and Barbara Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
- Original Message -
From: Sharon Stiteler sha...@birdchick.com
To: mou-net mou-...@cbs.umn.edu; Mnbird mnb...@lists.mnbird.net
Sent:
We spent the last three days birding in 13 western and southwestern
Minnesota counties. Highlights are as follows.
Sharp-tailed Grouse-County Road 7, Lac Qui Parle County, southwest side of
Big Stone Refuge, 3:00 PM, 2/13/06, with a feeding flock of about 35
pheasants there were at least 2
Came across two different groups of Gray Partridge in Nicollet County while
looking for the Snowy Owls that had been posted in the past. One group was
on 452nd Street just south of Oak Leaf Lake in the eastern part of the
county. The second group was one mile east of the intersection of Cty Rds
Dave Thurston asked us to send a message to this listserve concerning
a spotting scope that he found at Scharr's Bluff.
If you have lost a scope and can identify it, please call Dave at
651-777-9192.
Barb Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
Tried to bird in the Duluth area for the past couple of days. Rain
certainly does get in the way.
The ball fields at Park Point were seriously flooded. Water was even
covering part of the road in that area but that will clear up very soon. On
Tuesday morning between the rain storms we had
As usual the state fair was great fun today. Some information for the good
volunteers who will be there in the coming days.
The MOU boards on the back wall can be left there when we go home in the
evening. When you face the diorama inside the building there is a small
door on the right that
Found warbler migration well under way at Upper Sioux and Lac Qui Parle
State Parks today. Came across Wilsons, Canada, and Blackburnian Warblers
among the more common species. The icing on the cake was a Yellow-bellied
Flycatcher and three Yellow-billed Cuckoos at Lac Qui Parle State Park.
Hi All,
I feel that the MOU State Fair Booth is one of the best venues
the MOU has to inform people about our organization.
It is also fun, enjoyable, easy and it comes with free tickets.
To the people who have already volunteered, please remember
that you can take more than one shift or can
Watched a single male Great-tailed Grackle eat snails at the Somsen WMA,
which is on the corner of State Hwy 14 and Cty Road 12, just west of New Ulm
in Brown County. There was also a female (presumably a female as we presume
that it is to early for a juvenile Great-tailed Grackle to be flying
Had a great look at a Least Bittern flying this AM in a WPA marsh 1/4 mile
north of Hwy 55 on County Road TTT. This is just north of the Meeker County
line in Eden Lake Township.
The Henslows Sparrows just north of this area on County Road 34 were still
present and singing away at the same time.
Some interesting observations from the past couple of days.
Pipestone County
Great-tailed Grackle-6/12, In marsh across lake from Split Rock Creek State
Park, this sighting needs confirmation as we only observed in flight from
the main park to the marsh but it is hard to miss on the ID when
Just got back from several days of birding in northwestern and north central
Minnesota. Some specific species of interest follow along with some related
comments.
First, it is very wet up there. A lot of forest roads in Koochiching, Lake
of the Woods, and Beltrami Counties are nearly underwater
Refound the Says Phoebe ar 3:30 PM today. Not that this was easy in the
very high winds. The Detroit Lakes Birding Festival field trip did not find
the bird this AM so we did not go with much hope after our field trip to
Tamarac NWR.
From 2:00 till 3:15 we walked around the whole sand pit after
We found a mockingbird this PM in the far northwest corner of Redwood Cty.
Just south of the Minnesota River on Cty Rd 7 turn west on 440th St. Go to
the large open field 1 mile west. The bird was seen on both sides of the
road and even went west far enough to get into Yellow Medicine Cty (just
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We were unable to find the Black-necked Stilt on Monday. The winds out =
in western Minnesota were extremely
I do not feel that Randy needed to apologize nor should he be
removed from the MOU committee because what is happening
is that people do not know that the people listed in the email have
been friends a long time.
I know Randy and he would not hurt or intentionally defame anyone.
I ran into the
Found one Eurasian Collared-Dove today in the town of Heron Lake. The bird
was feeding on the ground on the west side of the grain elevator and spent
some time sitting on a telephone wire in the same area. It went to roost
later in the day in a tall spruce tree. This tree is just across the old
At least one of the ECDs from past years is present in Herman, Grant County.
We saw and heard one bird today at the corner of 1st Street East and Berlin
Avenue South. This is the same area as in the past two years. As we were
looking at the bird it took flight and headed for the grain elevators.
Saw a very interesting bird today on Gorman lake in Le Sueur County. It
appeared in all aspects to be a hybrid between Canada and White-fronted
Goose. While it was the size of the 150 Canada Geese that it was with, it
had a pink bill and pink legs that match the colors of a white-fronteds
Its amazing how much this bird moves around. We had looked for the gyr
since 2:30 or so without success and finally about 4:00 PM we saw geese and
ducks moving out of the river and heading south to feed. We decided to
follow then and see if the gyr showed up. Just south of Vermillion they
came
Spent the last three days birding in northwestern Minnesota. Most
interesting sightings follow.
Bohemian Waxwings-Gonvick (Clearwater Cty), Mahnomen (300-400, Mahnomen
Cty), Twin Valley (Norman Cty), Greenbush (Roseau Cty), and Karlstad
(Kittson Cty.)
Horned Larks-pretty much everywhere as far
The two of us co-lead an owl trip for the All Seasons Wild Bird Store with
Amber Burnett to northeastern Kanabec County and central Pine County today.
With a 50 passenger bus as transportation we were still able to see 51 Great
Gray Owls, 4 Northern Hawk-owls, and 1 Barred Owl. Also present were
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At 5:00 the owl was in the woods/marsh to the west of the building =
easily seen from the parking lot, where
We would like to reiterate the comments made by others about the owls in
Pine and Carlton Counties. Yesterday we had nearly 30 Great Grays in
Carlton County, most in a area bordered by County Road 1 and Hwy 23. County
Road 1 in the Wrenshall area had more than 2-3 per mile.
We had birded these
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Spent several hours today walking many miles on the various trails in =
this area with no luck finding the
Saw the Varied Thrush about noon in the backyard of the house, seen from
110th, feeding on the ground right next to the telephone pole.
The Great Black-backed Gull was seen way down the east pond on the edge of
the ice. This area was reached by walking the trail from the east channel
and
Just before 11:00 the bird flew into trees on the east side and disappeared
from sight. I presume going to roost as it was getting fairly light at the
time. Also the bird had caught at least one mouse, etc and was probably not
so hungry. The marsh is just north of the intersection and covers
Reported by a painter friend who definitely knows what great grays are but
did not know of the invasion. Mille Lacs County - 6 miles directly south of
Waukon in the Mille Lacs State Wildlife Managment Area. Seen on December
13th.
Dennis and Barbara Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
Sorry to not post this before but thought it would still be appropriate.
When we found the Great Gray Owl near Dudley Saturday morning we decided to
follow it at a long distance for awhile to see how it fed. Amazingly in the
next 10 minutes it moved nearly three blocks to the area across the
While we are all happy about help for the Starling situation, everybody
should be aware that this will mean that the DNR will resume getting rid of
Mute Swans in their attempt to introduce Trumpeter Swans.
In past years Mute Swans were shot by the DNR, as soon as birders seemed to
not be looking
In the past it seems to us that nearly all Boreal Owls that were seen by
birders were at feeders that probably were attracting mice, voles, etc under
them. As the birds were struggling to find food in the snow this was easy
pickings. We also remember reports of dead birds found next to
Earlier this year a letter was sent to all participants in the Excelsior CBC
notifying them of the need for a new compiler. At this time, while there
have been several conversations, there has not been a volunteer to take over
the compiler duties. We would truly hate to see this CBC die, after
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The LBBG came into Calhoun at 4:45 this evening, 11/11. Finally after =
three tries we found the California
Just got home and have several owls not on Mikes' list of owls.
Great Gray Owls: 10/31-two about 50 yds north of the intersection of Cook
Co Rd 14 and Trout Lake Rd (Forest Rd 140), 11/1-one on the Lima Grade
(Forest Road 315) in the burn area about 4 miles south of the Gunflint
Trail, 11/1-one
After many visitors it appears that the towhee has left during the night as
we have not seen it this AM. The last time it was seen was last evening.
The consensus is that the bird was definately a first fall bird but the jury
is still out if the bird was a female or a male. While the bird
A little more information about this sighting we are sure will be helpful to
many. We spent several hours walking over 6 miles in the ditches along the
roads. Not on the bike path or on the shoulder of the road but both of us
actually down in the ditches. When we flushed this bird we were not
As of today Monday this bird continues to be seen by people all day.
Dennis and Barbara Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
- Original Message -
From: Dennis/Barbara Martin dbmar...@skypoint.com
To: mou-net mou-...@cbs.umn.edu
Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 8:00 PM
Subject: Re: Spotted Towhee
The bird continued to be seen off and on all day today. Visitores continue
to be welcome. If you wish to visit follow the directions below.
Dennis and Barbara Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
- Original Message -
From: Dennis/Barbara Martin dbmar...@skypoint.com
To: mou-net mou
Looked at a towhee in our backyard this morning and were extremely surprised
to see it was a first year female Spotted Towhee. We do a lot of ground
feeding and the yard was covered with more than 60 juncos plus a lot of
white-throateds and a few Fox Sparrows. Not to count all the other normal
The bird was around off and on all day but seems to be very skittish and
also seems to be a little concerned about the Turkeys that are around off
and on all day. If you want to come and look please feel free to do so.
Park in our driveway and walk around the house to the left or east side. I
Black-headed Gull at Spirit Lake spent nearly all day flying around and
feeding in the lily pads on the Iowa side of the border. Numerous people
were present from 7:45 AM to late afternoon and during that time it went
accross the road into Minnesota only once (about 1:15) to check out a large
Bob Dunlap just telephoned that he and a group of
birders found a Sprague's Pipit at Red Rock Prairie.
Park at the Nature Conservancy area and walk about
1/2 mile back to the fenceline.
Barbara Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
Found a single Eurasian Collared-dove in Marietta today. Bird was on a wire
one half block south of the American Legion.
This was a typical bird. Larger than Mourning Dove, medium gray all over,
with a white bottom to the square tail and black outer tail feathers on the
bottom side of the
Refound this bird from 5:30 to about 6:00 this evening. Look in the tops of
the white pines that are kind of out in the open, near the middle of the
pine area.. This species tends to feed in the tops of trees in its normal
habitat and the same is true of this bird. We watched it do some short
Was at this spot on Monday. There were about 1000-1500 shorebirds present
representing 14 species. With the cold north winds blowing strongly we
would expect the birds to turn over rather rapidly in the coming days as
southbound shorebird migration seems to be moving faster than in past years.
I am writing this to encourage MOU members to volunteer at the
State Fair Booth.
I noticed that Bob Dunlap has put out a second email asking for volunteers
and the amount of slots filled does not seem to be much more than was shown
in his first email.
Volunteering at the State Fair Booth only
The following was pasted from a message on another list serve that I
subscribe to and was originally written by Phil Davis (I believe from the
Maryland Records Committee.) Note that the Minnesota records committee will
have to consider the information from the AOU but that is probably a
formality
Kim Eckert leading a VENT tour through northern Minnesota and North
Dakota found a Yellow-breasted Chat in the Felton Prairie area of Clay
County on Saturday. From Felton go south two miles to Cty Rd 108, then east
two miles toward the Rock Wren area. When the road splits (left goes toward
the
Spent part of the morning today with others looking for the Painted Bunting
south of Marshall in Lyon county with no success. It appears to come into
the feeder when the weather is worse, I.E. several times over the last two
days in the rain. This AM was very nice, thus no bird. If others look
Just received a call from Rick Hoyme that the plover is still present at
7:30 AM today.
Dennis and Barbara Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
At 6:40 PM tonight the Black-necked Stilts were still there in the rain and
not acting like they were going anywhere soon. Be forewarned that on Monday
there will be construction workers in the ponds and it is wise to stay out
of their way so these excellent ponds are not closed to birders in the
Spent the last 4 days birding various areas of western and northwestern
Minnesota. Most unusual birds were as follows:
Black Scoter-Thief River Falls sewage ponds on the AM of the 14th
Merlin-apparent nesting bird in the Oak Grove cemetery next to Red Lake
Falls (Red lake County), no nest found
There were 11 American Avocets in the marsh one mile west of Montrose on
Highway 12 around noon today. They were gone in the evening along with
nearly all of the other half dozen or so species that had been present.
Dennis and Barbara Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
We had a very high count of 1490 Sandhill Cranes in Norman County today.
The birds were along a 1 mile stretch just to the north and west of the
Agassiz-Olson WMA and flood control area. This is one mile south of the
Polk County line and about two to three miles west of County Road 30. To
the
Found four ECD's in Milan, Chippewa County, this AM. Two of the birds were
mating but although we watched for quite awhile we never were able to find a
nest. They were in the area of the south end of the business district on
several streets.
Also of interest was a Bonapart's Gull on Thielke
Found a American Golden Plover on the marsh 1 mile west of Montrose on State
Highway 12 today. This is a bit early (according to Janssen ties second
earliest date) and the plumage confused me for awhile. The bird looked a
lot more like a European Golden Plover if you were to go by the Sibley
Surprisingly was still present this AM at the Paynesville sewage ponds.
First thing this AM it was in the river just to the west of the ponds (not
visible from the road but the bird seen in flight from the river.) About
8:30 it flew over to the sewage ponds and settled with the large flock of
In my second paragraph I said it was easiest to see from County Road 16, I
meant to say County Road 33. Also I understand than someone has driven into
the ponds either late this AM ot early this PM and the birds may have been
flushed out of the ponds area.
Dennis and Barbara Martin
Just hear that as of 2:45 the Brant was sleeping on the dike not far from
the County Road 33 entrance to the sewage ponds. It had spent some time
during midday down in the river again. The birds appear to be using the
short grass of the dikes for feeding and the river for their water supply.
8:15AM today, a mile and a half north of the Sand River
9:00AM, mile post 304 on Highway 1, this is about 7 and a half miles west of
Highway 1
Also today there were Red Crossbills in the pine plantations on the Mitawan
Lake Road, and the juvenile Iceland Gull and Harlequin Duck were in the
harbor
Strange combination of birds today.
White-winged Crossbills-Yellow Medicine County (cemetary on 23 at Hanley
Falls), Murray County (cemetary 1/2 mile north and 1/2 mile east of
Westport)
Red-winged Blackbird-50 bird flock headed north in Pipestone County and
included at least 3 Brown Headed
The Snowy Owl just north of Hutchinson has apparently moved 1 mile east to
County Rd 61 and about what would be the equivalent of 210th Street if it
occured there. The bird was present yesterday AM at 7:30 and today at
4:30PM. Today it was not present at 4:05PM so we do not know where it hides
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