The water temperature is dangerously cold. Swans are powerful and large and
could easily tip a canoe or knock someone in the water.
Think carefully before attempting anything risky.
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A goose will defend its nest no matter how large or small the person is. I was
birding at Wood Lake and had passed a pair of geese with goslings who hissed a
bit at me as I passed, but I gave them plenty of room. As I continued on a
couple of teenagers (big kids) passed. A short time later I hea
New York City in winter
2014/2015. Michigan & Quebec also have records. I only did a quick search
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A High School friend of mine posted a picture on Facebook of a Cattle Egret
that was on his property. I'm not sure of the exact location, but it is
approximately 5 miles east of Ortonville.
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I had my first Junco under my feeder today here in the Twin Cities.
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From: Minnesota Birds [mailto:MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU] On Behalf Of Vic Lewis
Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2013 4:05 PM
#x27;t know. Some also want to tell you
about "their bird" meaning one in their backyard or up at the lake, which can
be very interesting.
Over all it is a fun time, so please sign up and spread the word about birding.
Rick Hoyme
Hennepin County
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From: Minnesota
nge or out of normal
habitat, I want to see it as well as those sneaky Starlings can fool.
Rick Hoyme
Old birder's never die. They just pish their life away.
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From: Minnesota Birds [mailto:MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU] On Behalf Of Al
Schirmacher
Sent: Tuesday, January 08,
I work very close to that area so when the boss told us to take off early
today, I stopped by and also could not find it.
That doesn't mean that it isn't still around somewhere in that general area,
so keep your eyes open.
Rick Hoyme
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t;their
bird", meaning the one in their yard, neighborhood or at the lake. So a lot of
the conversational part of the experience is listening to the guests.
But it's all fun, and it gives the participant a warm and fuzzy feeling that
you helped MOU, and spread the message about birding i
has adapted to
humans. I think it was stalking my Chickadees.
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I went out for a walk at work today on one of the Arden Hills trails and
heard both a Least Flycatcher & a Tennessee Warbler singing away.
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I've had a pair all winter coming to my feeders which is typical. I hear
them all over right now. There are several singing in my neighborhood
(Plymouth) and I heard them at work today (Arden Hills). Seems pretty normal
to me.
I've also had Juncos at my feeder since the weekend.
Rick
x27;t be trained so then just leave. If they are actually harassing an
owl then call the sheriff and give the details including license plate
numbers.
It would be sad if birds of any kind would not be reported just because
there are a few bad apples.
Rick Hoyme
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The channel 6 sub-channel 6 was selected by Kim Eckert for the Minnesota
Birding Weekends. As a result the birders that go on his trips have their
radios set that way and others have followed. I think it was pretty much a
random selection.
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was a
large white owl. It sat there the entire day. The only thing it could have
been is a Snowy Owl!
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The Steller's Jay is not on the Minnesota list. I did a very quick search
and the closest vagrant that I can find is Southwest South Dakota.
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From: Minnesota Birds [mailto:MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU] On Behalf Of Frank
Peterson
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 5:54 PM
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One time on Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis I watched a Pied-billed Grebe
attempt to eat a Sunfish it had caught. I watched it for about 20 minutes
trying to position the fish in a way that it could eat it. The fish however
looked taller than the Grebe's throat was wide. It dropped it several times,
ea
The Yellow-Rumps have the longest digestive track of any of our warblers
which is required in order to be able to digest seeds and extract energy
from them. They also supplement the seeds with any early bugs and small
worms they find. Since most of the insectivores haven't arrived back yet,
there i
w but it
was an exciting few moments.
One of the birds was higher pitched than the other. I know that the higher
pitched Canada Goose is male. Does anyone know if the male and female hoot
at different pitches and if so which one is higher?
Rick Hoyme
Hennepin County
Plymouth, MN
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COUNT(Range) only counts numbers in excel. I just tried it to confirm.
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From: Minnesota Birds [mailto:mou-...@lists.umn.edu] On Behalf Of Patrick
Clements
Sent: Saturday, December 25, 2010 11:07 AM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: Re: [mou-net] Making a Bird List Questi
#x27;s a lot of work.
Unless you really want to control the output, or are a computer geek like
me, I would suggest using one of the commercial programs.
Rick Hoyme
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From: Minnesota Birds [mailto:mou-...@lists.umn.edu] On Behalf Of Michael
Hendrickson
Sent: Saturday, Dec
Be sure the "dirt" isn't mold. Some molds are quite toxic to birds. If there
is any possibility that it's mold I would either replace it or clean it out
with bleach and then be sure you rinse the bleach out very well.
Rick Hoyme
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That's what the delete button is for.
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Subject: Re: [mou-net] More wasted birder energy focused on a hunting issue
(SHCR)
as
shallow water. If we don't get to much rain it should be good for a while
and worth watching for rarities as well as the usual suspects.
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vores. Gray Jays are nicknamed Camp Robbers and maybe they are also
attempted Owl robbers as well.
Rick Hoyme
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Subject: [mo
Starlings are incredible mimics, though occasionally the mix two birds up.
I've heard Starlings mimic...
Killdeer
Red-tailed hawk
Phoebe
Least Flycatcher
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Eastern Wood-peewee
It makes birding by ear a little tricky.
Rick Hoyme
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The Red phalarope was still present as of 3PM. It was on the far side of the
sewage pond near the shore. A scope is necessary.
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eeing that this late in
the year. Maybe my Goldfinches nested late this year. I guess I better
go buy some more Niger seed and fill that feeder as well.
Rick Hoyme
Plymouth, MN
Hennepin Co.
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specific or want to know what and where those more common
birds are found.
Rick Hoyme
Hennepin Co
>>> "Pastor Al" 10/22/04 02:28PM
>>>
What's the first question that an incoming birder asks you as you're
leaving?:
"Any good birds?"
How does one ans
are in place, people follow them.
Rick Hoyme
>>> "Michael Hendrickson" 03/24/04 02:53PM >>>
Well at first I was reluctant to post this message since all I am going to =
mention is that today I heard a Red Wing Blackbird and saw some Robins. =
This my be old news
idn't have it, or it could be as complex as having a searchable =
on-line data base.=20
I'm not sure who this recommendation should go to , but if you are reading =
this please consider it.
Rick Hoyme
I have heard that MOURC made changes to the Rugular-Casual-Accidental
list, but haven't seen them published yet. The MOU website hasn't been
updated either. Could someone from MOURC post the changes, or are there
still decisions to be made?
Thanks
Rick Hoyme
Was the MOURC meeting yesterday the one that determined the changes to
the Minnesota List? If so could one of the MOURC members post what the
changes are?
Good Birding
Rick Hoyme
Did anyone see the Moorhens reported at Hamden Slough in Becker County =
either last weekend or this week? Or did anyone look for them and not find =
them?
Rick Hoyme
Hennepin Co
wage ponds that had a few species of ducks (and =
some babies) but only a Killdeer in spite of a nice sand bar.
If you want any more details, just ask
Rick Hoyme
Hennepin Co
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