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funeral.
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inued to swoop above the ponds, scaring the waterfowl from pond to pond. A
lifer for us
and extra exciting because it turns out to be a first record for Cass County!
Bird was still there
when we left at about noon, but had flown to the upper pond.
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have photos of all these birds,
which I could send. Don Hoppe
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Both the White-winged Scoter and the Black Scoter were in the Grand Marais
Harbor and East Bay off shore area October 23. I photographed them both from a
long distance.
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A correction on the Scoters in the Grand Marais area. One was a Surf Scoter
instead of a White-winged Scoter.
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Two Black Scoters-Kanabec viewed on Knife Lake, north
of More. Northside on the corner of 280th Ave/Legend
St just north of Crow's Nest restaurant. (Herb D. Ron E.,
Milt B.).
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Eagles. 4 Rough-legged Hawks along highway 61
between Lutsen and Grand Marais. Also many Snow Buntings, Horned Larks along
various driveways.
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Shovelers, but
hard to ID on account of the light. This is the slough directly SW and across
the road from
Sweetwater State WMA.
Red Crossbills are still roaming the area, generally sticking to mature spruce
trees.
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Spotted a Surf Scoter on Lake Irvine in Bemidji, Beltrami County this morning
around
9:15am. Seen from the dock, diving to the right near the red and green buoys.
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feeders
with juncos and a
few blackbirds.
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with conditions
changing by the
hour. Thanks to everyone who's reported them elsewhere; I don't think I'd have
been looking
so hard without the intel!
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Has anyone checked at the Walker sewage ponds lately for the Harlequin Duck?
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currently 20 Bohemian waxwings in the crabapples at Deep Portage Learning
Center , I hope they stick around for the Minnesota Naturalist Association
conference this weekend !
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The Harlequin Duck is still present in Cass County - Walker Ponds frozen
over , now in front of the Shingobee bay sports bar on Leech Lake , refound
by Josh Sweet who may be the luckiest birder in Minnesota!
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Located at the Shingobee Island Lodge east of Walker hanging around the north
docks. It was
still there just before dark last night.
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Two Long-tailed Ducks far out in East Bay off of Artist's Point, Grand Marais.
Tuesday morning Nov. 14th.
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Spotted a Long-tailed Duck swimming with the Common Goldeneye in Shingobee Bay
on
Leech Lake in Cass County this afternoon. The birds were observed straight out
from the
docks below the Shingobee Sports Bar and Marina.
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there was a surf scoter off the landing at the Quarterdeck on Gull Lake
yesterday afternoon. Also 2 long tailed ducks off of the Shingobee landing
bar and Grill on Leech Lake... Pine Grosbeaks and redpoles showing up as well
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), floating downstream, feeding, (hiding along the
brushy edge), but continually flying back upstream, diving in some eddy
pools, and repeating. (Last observed ~4pm as evening was advancing) mjb
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This Swan Goose is currently on a river in Pine County among a
flock of Canadian geese.
How can I include a pic on this message?
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300th St. east of 550th Ave, NW Mower County
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In front of the Shingobee Sports Bar ... great food too !
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Ben Jacques spotted a white winged scoter from the Quarter Deck on Gull
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to the park at 7:30 to 8 a.m. Any help with these counts is always
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ly prairie environment,
but there are
some thick groves, river bottoms, and a couple of rodent-infested farmsteads
just a stone's
throw (or, maybe, a pellet's heave) away.
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Relocated it further out closer to the Wisconsin side but eventually it moved
along the ice edge
not far out from Point Douglas Park. It was there at 11:15.
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1) 550th Ave., 1/4 mi. north of CR 2
2) US 218 just north of 525th Ave.
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Today at 3:05 PM, Isaac Hosch and I found two PINE GROSBEAKS in Ramsey
County. They were at Vadnais Lake at these exact coordinates: 45.063331,
-93.098782.
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Last but not least... for anyone who doesn't believe Reality is officially
broken... 4 American
White Pelicans, heading west over Memorial Park in Granite Falls.
This is a great count area!
Thanks to Garrett for getting it going.
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pounced on something and then flew low over the
small barnyard. The day before, Dec. 28th, a friend reported a Snowy Owl
somewhere near the Clover Valley Rd. and the Homestead Rd. area.
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Observed a lone Sandhills Crane this afternoon in flight near Acacia Park
Cemetery,
Mendoza Heights. This represents the first Winter season report for the county.
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Ah, the voice of experience. Just be sure you have
really good directions BEFORE you visit the Wilkie Unit.
We almost missed them, but for a couple of wonderful
birding guys.
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catkins but very few birds. Look for
small flock of 6-8 birds.Excellent views.
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. And despite
the overall
warmer temps, standing around and patiently looking for the bird it was still
somewhat cold.
Just wanted to post an update as I hadnt seen one yet today.
Best of luck to all chasers.
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x27;s
position
are 44.565852, -92.498060. He is standing on the path that runs along the
river at
the most downstream end of the path just northeast of the swimming pool. The
sore
at that position is rip rap allowing a good view of the river. Renner Anderson
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Tufted Duck seen 4 pm, Friday 1/12/2018 at edge of ice close to shore standing
at
44.56588 -92.49798 just north of Red Wing Waterworks at Colville Park.
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I just refound the Tufted Duck at Colvil Park in the little lagoon.
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Tufted Duck just picked up and flew out of the little lagoon and headed south!
Seen by
many others, but hoping to refund again! Many are looking now.
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It's now behind the watwr park area and close.
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Tufted Duck refound again!! Just down the path past the water park. The bird is
currently
about 100 feet offshore - great looks!
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find any.
Even House
Sparrows are missing. In town, and out in the country.
At work in Canby, people are constantly bringing this up to me. I have my
suspicions, but
I'd really be interested to know how wide-spread this absence is, or if its
more of a local
concern.
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Tree sparrows and purple finch at the Nature Center
feeders. Also barred owl being heard and seen toward
dusk
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erence.
Thanks,
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Reservation is closed to trespassing, so please respect the
Reservation and
watch from your vehicle.
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x27;t know why
it's doing that. I
entered the lat/long coordinates for the sighting, so I don't know why it's
still doing that.
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when I saw it
last week, they were between mile posts 3 and 4.
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Would love to contact Paul Gunderson, but e-mail
address not valid. Please help
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Location please
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On Sat. afternoon 2/17/18 I saw two female Harlequin ducks feeding on the rocks
near the Two Harbors lighthouse.
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Snow Buntings near Canby a few
days ago.
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For additional details; please attend our meeting on 4-9-18 at 7:00 p.m. at the
Southdale
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Canada Geese in flight, and a big cluster (est. 100)
on the
Minnesota River in Montevideo.
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there was a great grey owl seen and photographed by Deep Portage Staff on
Feb 23 on County road 46 and red crossbills have been seen at Deep Portage
for about 2 weeks in the redpines on the main campus.
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Oscar L. Johnson, 85, of Brooklyn Park, died on March 2nd. He was an avid
birder and long
time member of The MOU and The Audubon Chapter of Miineapolis. He compiled
seasonal
reports for The Loon and coordinated the Minneapolis CBC for many years. Full
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The Deep Portage Staff has reported a great grey owl along cty road 46 just
south of cty road 5 for the last two weeks and it was seen again last
evening! Red crossbills at Deep Portage Learning Center too.
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Yesterday i saw both male and female (i'm supposing) atop the Pentair
Building who is located on the north side of I-394 and its intersection with
Park Place. They looked cold.
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ternoon on the same route, I had a Long-Eared Owl fly across
CR 13 about
2 miles north of Canby; it came from a dense evergreen farm grove just north of
the golf
course, or 2 miles due north of Canby on Yellow Med CR 13.
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g list. We hope to find a
larger venue for
next year's Primer! Happy Spring!
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opportunity to put you birding skills to work and make a big
contribution.
Hope you all are able to make the 4-9-18 meeting.
Thank you to all who have already registered.
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is 5' long.
Thank you,
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15 April 2018.
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Once again, I'm forced to cancel the MOU trip due to weather. The Jackson
County trip was
scheduled for Saturday, but we are predicted to get 12 inches of snow.
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My brother Tom and I just found 11 White-faced In Big Stone County on 640th
Avenue a couple hundred yards south of 460th street. It is about one half mile
south of MN7 and 2 miles east of US75.
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Currently at Lock and Dam #1 on Mississippi in Minneapolis. At least 10 Hored
Grebes and 5 Red-necked Grebes. Also here many Buffleheads, Redhead, Scaup,
Green-wing Teal.
Cole Bauer.
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d find not
one white-fronted goose or snow goose tucked in among them.
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beautifully.
Connie
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Just found an American Avocet on Lake Bemidji. First county record for
Beltrami!
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Have a White-throated sparrow and a Barn Swallow came flying over, great to see
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Alex Burchard and I just found a drake EURASIAN WIGEON here in Beltrami
County at Kolkin Pond of off Sunnyside Road SE and Boulder Dr SE.
(47.4284831,-94.7761513)
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active magpie
nest.
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Alex Burchard just spotted yet another Drake Eurasian Wigeon now in Waseca
County!! Bird was just south of the Waseca WTP. In a flooded field at the
intersection of Waseca CR 9 and CR 4. (44.0527255,-93.5104064)
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were Tree, Barn, Rough winged, and Cliff Swallows (CTY
27).
On Magelssen Bluff Park: Eastern Towhee, Brown Thrasher, Yellow rumped Warbler,
and a Thrush sp.
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A Black-crowned Night-Heron was seen along the section of Nine Mile Creek that
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It was at my window at 7:15.
Feeders are up and ready now.
Connie
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Have some photos of a sparrow and I would like some help on the ID.
Thank you.
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ellow beak of a sora. Perhaps someone else will see it again and
confirm an ID.
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AMERICAN AVOCET!
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Golden Winged warblers, Blue Winged warblers, Yellow,
B&W, Nashville, Water thrush, BG gnatcatchers and more.
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Spotted on upper trail woods behind grain elevators.
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(Posted by Todd Mitchell via moumn.org)
Spotted on upper trail woods behind grain elevators.
Houston county.
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their habitat.
John
John J. Moriarty, CWB®
Senior Manager of Wildlife
Three Rivers Park District
12615 Rockford Rd.
Plymouth, MN 55441-1248
763-694-7842 office
john.moria...@threeriversparks.org
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(Posted by Paul M. Egeland via moumn.org)
A pair one mile east of junction co 3 and co 40 south of Cottonwood
Seen on south side of road
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(Posted by Paul M. Egeland via moumn.org)
Sorry, last post was in error birds were west of junction of 3&40 north of
Cottonwood g
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(Posted by Paul M. Egeland via moumn.org)
I sent a correction but must have been in a dead spot since did not go
Directions should have been about one mile west of intersection of Yellow
Medicine co 3 and 40 about two miles north of Cottonwood
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