rats and beavers within less than a
half mile of 35W.
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Saw two flocks of American White Pelicans flying west just north of 694
between Lexington and Rice St. around 5:30 p.m.
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Park and Champlin.
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First yellow rump warblers of the season seen on Saturday, 4/7, at
Crepeau Nature Preserve in Arden Hills. Ramsey County and then on
Sunday, 4/8, at the Linwood Township/Linwood Elementary School Forest
Park in Linwood, Anoka County.
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Horned grebes in full breeding plumage have made their brief seasonal
return to the northwest side of Lake Phalen on the border of St. Paul
and Maplewood in Ramsey County. Red breasted mergansers have been on
the lake as well for a week or two.
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A flock of COMMON REDPOLLS was seen feeding on the catkins in the birch
trees adjacent to the snowmobile trail running east from the public
access in the county park on Linwood Lake in Linwood Township in Anoka
County. I guess winter is coming early this year.
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was one standing on a rock just sticking out just above the
water level at the rapids below the U of M-owned island across from the
Izaak Walton League property. I was surprised at the absence of
migrating duck's - I saw just mallards and Canadian geese.
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and other environmental
organizations should be contacted to take action on this issue as well.
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and walking on the ski trails ruins them for skiing.
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Saw three Horned Grebes on the north end of Lake Gervais in Little
Canada, Ramsey County. Several Red Breasted Mergansers were there as
well.
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-Breasted Grosbeaks with this variation in its song or
mimicking other bird species' calls?
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going to be.
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be crossed (to the Jabs Farm site), which turned
my 4 1/2 mile hike into a 7 mile one. Despite the time of year, the entire
trail besides the breached causeway/dam was dry and easily passable.
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Common loons on Isles,
Canada geese, mallards pied bill grebes on both lakes, and
Ruddy ducks and grebes on Calhoun
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specias of lfycatchers
I heard a couple of orioles but couldn't find them
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a first for me.
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Saw the following along Long Lake Trail below headquarters nature ctr. in
Bloomington, Hennepin Co.
Red bellied woodpecker
Juncos
White crowned sparrow
Chickadees
Northern Harrier, and
likely Tree sparrows
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ducks
Canvasbacks
Red breasted mergansers.
Common goldeneye
Mallards,
Coot, and
a solitary Hooded Merganser
They were also gulls I did not ID,
an immature Bald eagle,
Crows, and
I heard a very late season Kingfisher
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Re: the below posted early Xmas morning, they were
Common mergansers
not Red breasted mergansers
>>Lake Vadnais (Ramsey County), which is wide open, continues to provide
excellent late season waterfowl viewing including:
Trumpeter swans (Another flock flew in as I left and I believe they were
off. I had forgotten over the winter that Ospey did this like Red
Tail Hawks along freeway right of ways when hunting rodents.
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Subject: Osprey Hovering
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On Jody Avenue just north of Withrow in Washington County, I enjoyed
watching an Osprey hovering over a waterlogged field f
On the trail along Lake Vadnais in Ramsey County, between Vadnais Blvd and
County Rd. F, I saw several Purple Martins roosting in a cottonwood. Look
for the white wash on the trail, and you will find their roost.
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State Park to Le Sueur. More information on the project is
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around one of the pools.
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Above the falls on the Mississippi and primarily above the RR bridge saw
A lot of buffleheads
Common goldeneye
A red neck grebe pair
A lone shoveler
Several common loons
Earlier in the day below the Ford bridge w/o binocs saw a lot of
buffleheads as well with possibly some scaup and goldeneye
Thanks for all who replied. It was an Eastern Screech Owl
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Following up on my original question, " As I walked East River Road north
of the Ford Bridge Friday evening, at around 10 p.m., I heard a 4 to 5
second soft trill in the bluffs below me. Frequency and volume were
constant. It repeated at 30 to 60 second intervals."
Could it possibly be a snipe
As I walked East River Road north of the Ford Bridge Friday evening, at
around 10 p.m., I heard a 4 to 5 second soft trill in the bluffs below me.
Frequency and volume were constant. It repeated at 30 to 60 second
intervals.
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I also saw a good-sized flock or tundra swans overfly my house in
Roseville, Ramsey County while I was shoveling snow. I heard some swans
earlier before I heard and saw the swans overflying my house so they may
have spent the night on Lake Owasso across the street from my home.
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Saw the following at Lebanon HIlls Park in Eagan, Dakota County :
- mallards
- ring necked ducks
- golden crown kinglet
- a pair of red bellied woodpeckers
- Canada geese
- hairy woodpecker
- fox sparrow
It's been a long time since I've sen a kinglet so I was pretty pleased.
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intersection with 122nd St. N. a Sandhill Crane going thru courtship
display (leaping into the air) for his potential mate.
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ow-rumpeds?
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Ducks too but they were to far out to
positively ID
Ruddy ducks were on Gervais
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saw a couple of Yellow Rumped Warblers on the Winchell Trail (below W.
River rd.) between 38th and 44th St. in Mpls. Wednesday. Also a
magnificent mature Bald Eagle at eye height just 15 ft away in the crown
of an oak on the bluff besides the trail
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, one
of which perched on the boardwalk rail and would not move. It chose
instead to hiss at me as I gave it as wide a berth as possible while
walking by.
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far wooded edge along with a number of deer, at least
three Sandhill Cranes.
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Heard then saw high in the ski my first sandhill crane of the season flying
high to the west of the Hyland Three Rivers Park recreation area building
in Bloomington, Hennepin County
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one in Roseville at the marsh
north of South Owasso Blvd.
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Spotted a Northern Harrier Hawk flying across Manning Ave. immediately
south of Washington CR 4 Saturday afternoon, 4/5. A number of Buffleheads
were in the ponds in the ponds along Manning going south from there.
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, which is partially open, and then decided to keep
going?
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Beat the rain and got in a 5.5 mile/2 hour hike at Afton State Park I
heard but never saw an Eastern Meadowlark several times in the upland
prairie. While looking at an oddly shaped mullen from last year with hopes
that the bulge on top was the Meadowlark, I did see two sandhill cranes in
the
Saw my first Bluebirds of the year early Sunday evening at the Purgatory
Creek Park in SW Minnetonka, Hennepin Co.
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not one, but three Scarlet Tanagers in our back yard along
with a couple of Baltimore Orioles. Couple of different warblers too
likely a Pine and Yellow Rumped but too high up in the leaves for me to
see them well enough in the rain.
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Saw FOY Blackburnian and Black and White Warblers as well as an egret and
a Great Blue Heron with crest and "mane" beautifully displayed on the trail
circling the flooded marsh across from the Snail Lake Beach in Shoreview.
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At the small wetland/swale immediately southwest of the intersection of
Dakota Co. Rd. 66 and Blaine Ave., about 50 tundra swans were resting and
feeding late Tuesday afternoon.
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of around 15 Red wing Blackbirds
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are in the nest on a branch of a pine tree. I think they are at least a
couple of weeks from fledging. My guess is they are night herons. If
anybody knows, I'd appreciate your insight.
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Sorry u r correct. Lake Bennet is west of the Victoria St. parking lot.
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There are no other nests that I know of nearby. I did n't know night
herons were social nesters, so maybe they are green herons. it's just
their beaks are so big relative to their bodies. Maybe it's deceptive
because of their youth.
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to the city's marina/rental bldg on the west shore. One pair of
mergansers came closer to shore. There were a few solitary Pied Billed
Grebes and Mallards along the shoreline with some Canada Geese in
the channel from Keller Lake
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Saw our first
Green Herons
of the year along with
Wood Ducks
Canada Geese
Egrets
Mallards
Red Wing Blackbird
Yellow Rumped Warbler, and
Turkeys
and heard Red Bellied Woodpeckers
at Villa Park, Roseville
At Lake Phalen, Maplewood, we were treated to a nice over-flight of about 35
White
While cross country skiing, I heard a SandHill Crane south of the Hyland
Park Reserve Recreation Center in Bloomington. Same area where I saw a
crane flying over the rec ctr. parking lot last year at this time.
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Can anybody tell me if coral or pinkish brown staining of the head is a
reliable way to distinguish tundra swans from trumpeter swans. Saw quite a
few with those colored heads on the wildlife drive at the Sherburne
National Wildlife Refuge last Saturday and I was guessing they were tundra
but was
Blue Jays
Earlier in my walk a few blocks west, I heard
a Red Tail Hawk and at least a couple of
Red Bellied Woodpeckers
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and Canada Geese.
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anybody tell me where they went? I hiked Oakdale Nature Area this
afternoon with marsh habitat and lots of frozen vernal ponds that had to
have been open before Tuesday evening's snow . I did not hear or see a one
in what should have been ideal habitat.
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While at the Hyland Hills recreation area, had two separately sightings of
Trumpeter Swans, one group of three when I arrived at ten and one pair when
I departed after country skiing about 40 minutes later - both flying low to
the north to the west of the parking lot.
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On Friday at the Hugo dog park I saw the first Eastern Bluebirds of the
season.
Today at Lilydale Park at the eastern (St. Paul) end saw my first
Golden Crowned KInglet of the season.
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I stopped by the 180th St. Marsh north of Vermilion, Dakota County on
Thursday hoping to see Yellow headed blackbirds as I have in the past but
was skunked. Has anybody seen this year or was I perhaps looking too early
in the year?
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an Anhinga or Cormorant. I don't know if they were the ones that were
kettling or not. I have never observed this behavior with Vultures before
but haven't seen a group roosting before either.
Is this common Vulture behavior or not?
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they ultimately roosted together nearby.
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len? maybe we should head over there one of these days
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> > My wife and I had been observing one or the other of a pair of eagles
to confirm whether it was that or caring for hatched babies because
of the height of the nest and its distance from the road. Regardless, the
day-long rain we had be enough to get eagles to abandon their nest?
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At the 1st bridge to the right on the trail down from the Old Shakopee Rd.
trailhead, I saw a late
white throated sparrow
in the bushes to the left of the bridge on the other side of the creek.
Other birds seen include
mallards
crows
chickadees
unidentified hawk
Immature bald eagles on 35w
LAKE Phalen is wide open with lots of
Trumpeter Swans
Hooded mergansers
Probably a few Common mergansers (Golden doesn't have any fall images in it
nor can I find fall male images online)
A few Common Goldeneye
Coot
Mallards
Canada geese
unIDed gulls
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months but usually leave
the nest 1-2 days after hatching to swim and walk. Can they possibly
survive a fall of 40 to 50 feet ala Wood Ducklings?
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