Who is going to tally the next new species on the CBC? I think we will add a
new species to the list this year. Will it be you that finds this rarity?
You have to participate to find out.
There has never been a Couch's or Tropical Kingbird on the Minnesota CBC.
One was seen this month in St. L
How many square miles is the state of minnesota?
Answer: Total Area: 84,068 square miles (217,736 square kilometers -
the 12th largest state)
This is the only fact I have to base any hypothesis on.
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http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_square_miles_is_the_state_of_minnesota#ixzz1d7h
The recent rash of Midwestern rarities drives the question, what percentage of
rarities are seen by birders? Does the presence of a Vermillion Flycatcher
mean that ten are in the Midwest? How would one answer such a question?
Al Schirmacher
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Wondering what the next rarity will be in Minnesota. Read Greg Niese's weekly
rare bird report this afternoon; while there are a decent # of interesting
birds nationally, the upper Midwest is rather quiet.
Or are we just not out there...?
If my ears are tuned correctly, had a Common Gallinule
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