[mou-net] Golden Winged Warbler at Woodlake

Birding with JoAnn Morse and Meg Watson this morning at Woodlake we spotted a Golden Winged Warbler at the Southwest side of lake off the trail on the side across from lake. Meg spotted it first. It hung around for a long time and we had excellent sightings. Sent from my iPhone Join or

Re: [mou-net] Lake Minnetonka Update (Better than Before) Hennepin Co.

Yeah. Jason. How do you count 8 thousand plus birds. Is it sort of like those “I’m not a Robot” drills?Count the number of birds in each square and check the box when you’ve counted over 100. Just teasing you a bit. Love your enthusiasm! Sent from my iPhone > On Dec 12, 2020, at 7:20 PM,

Re: [mou-net] Trumpeter Swans on Sucker Lake

ucker Lake this afternoon & loved it! >>> There were 3 Trumpeter Swans and many people we stopped to talk to also >>> mentioned the creek stays open in the winter. We will come back in the >>> winter for sure. >>> >>> Susan >>> >>>

[mou-net] Trumpeter Swans on Sucker Lake

I went to Sucker Lake this fall hoping to see the Black Throated Gray Warbler. Didn’t see it but did see many different migrating fall Warblers. One of the birders I met said she likes to cross country ski there in winter because the creek stays open and Trumpeter Swans hang out there Does

Re: [mou-net] 2019 Carver County birding summary

John You are amazing! Thanks for sharing such scientific data! It helps us average birders to ID birds based on your numbers-probability during each season I noticed no Hooded Warblers in your list. Do Hooded only breed at Murphy-Hanrehan? I heard one singing there last spring. No

Re: [mou-net] Volunteers needed

My partner and I would be willing if to take the evening shift on Sunday, September 1st if you haven’t found anyone. I’m the brother of Bill George who was a past president of MOU and assist him on bird watching tours with Saint Paul Audubon Warbler Weekend to Frontenac and Chequamegon Bird and

Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler at Whitewater Winona Cty

That’s kind of funny because several years ago my brother Bill George and I “chased” it at Whitewater. We hung out at the place you described. I was doubting Thomas because I had never chased a bird. We waited and waited and then I thought I heard its call. We played it’s song and shortly

Re: [mou-net] Long-eared Owl, Hennepin County

Jason A really beautiful and profoundly truthful post! Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 15, 2019, at 10:12 PM, Jason Caddy wrote: > > Hello Birders, > Today I heard a pair of crows exhibiting mobbing behavior in a grove of pines > my front yard in South Minneapolis. I had recently found them

Re: [mou-net] Varied Thrush Hennepin Co update

I believe I saw a Varied Thrush this evening while I was headed south on Hennepin Avenue next to The Walker Sculpture Garden near the Armajani pedestrian bridge. It landed on a sign while I was stopped in traffic. It’s tail was wagging and appeared bluish. I saw the eye band and black band on

Re: [mou-net] Lewis's Woodpecker in Becker Co

ve years on the change in climate out west. It is no surprise > that that this woodpecker, which is prone to wander anyway, has been found > here. > > Steve Weston > On Quigley Lake in Eagan, MN > swest...@comcast.net > > >> On Thu, Oct 4, 2018 at 11:32 P

Re: [mou-net] Lewis's Woodpecker in Becker Co

Kim Can you tell me (us) why a Lewis’s Woodpecker would be spotted in our area when it is so out of its range?? Is it just accidental, or a storm that moved it East, a rarity or something caused by climate change? I looked it up on Ibird pro and it really is a beauty, unlike the typical red