Inspired by Edwin Teale's book, he will post each day. Read about it here.
I wont be forwarding all of these, so you might want to check them yourself.
http://www.abcbirds.org/nwts/index.html
GAndersson
St Paul
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He will post on a blog twice weekly, not daily. He starts at High Island
TX and ends in Ontario, generally following the Mississippi River. About 32
focus sites en route. Click on the map to get a good look.
From: Gordon Andersson [mailto:gpanders...@msn.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 01,
Yesterday morning around 9:30 I saw a lone turkey vulture soar over our
property near Cloverdale, Pine County.
The roughed grouse have been drumming like crazy this past week.
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I saw a Sandhill Crane in my field yesterday evening. Red Winged Blackbirds
have been coming in over the last week and Woodcock have been peenting and
doing their aerial displays the past two nights. A flock of Pine Siskins have
been hitting the feeder pretty hard.
Uwe Kausch
Duluth Township
would someone please send me instructions on how to change my password. the
system requires you to enter your old password before creating a new one.
Problem is I apparently do not remember my old password as it is not accepting
any of the several that I have tried.; in different sessions, not
Some recent arrivals in my yard in East Grand Forks (EGF), Polk County, this
week include MOURNING DOVE, COMMON GRACKLE, FOX SPARROW, SONG SPARROW, NORTHERN
FLICKER, RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD and a big increase in AMERICAN ROBINS.
There isn't a lot of open water close to me yet. There is a small
For those interested in birding history, April marks the 100th anniversary of
the first chimney swift nesting tower, designed by Althea Sherman (1853-
1943) and erected in April 1915 on her farm near the northeast Iowa
hamlet of National. She became the first person to observe and report the
My wife and I had a great day, yesterday, having taken our friend’s
grandchildren out birding. We started at the Old Cedar Avenue bridge and ended
the day at the opulent Stivland ranch in Plymouth. The 8 year old was keeping
meticulous notes in her journal and ended the day ticking off 21
North of Hwy 10 - off of Hanson Blvd - on the dead end road that parallels
Hwy 10 heading west.
A group of about 20 Lapland Longspurs on the north side of the road in the
low weeds.
Beautiful birds.
Pete
Anoka, MN
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Around the noon hour today, Laura Coble and I checked for any new arrivals
at the 180th St. marsh. What was there had been seen before: Kildeer,
Coots, Canadas, Mallards, Scaup, Bufflehead, Blue-winged Teal. Just as we
arrived, a pair of Bald Eagles swooped in, one of them snatching prey of
some
At their March 16 meeting, the MOU Board awarded $12,800 in Savaloja
grants, a record amount thanks to the generosity of MOU members and
supporters who responded to last year’s Savaloja challenge match. The
grants are named for Terry Savaloja, a respected Minnesota birder and TS
Roberts Award
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I had a lot of activity today in southern Washington County, including 6
Minnesota FOYs for me. At home in Cottage Grove I had a NORTHERN HARRIER
and 7 TURKEY VULTURES (both FOYS), as well as two flyover flocks of GREATER
WHITE-FRONTED GEESE, and one GOLDEN-CROWNED KINGLET (the first one arrived
Two vocal Golden-crowned Kinglets hanging around my Maple Grove yard
this afternoon.
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This link will give you the abstract of the paper. With light-measuring
geolocators, it is now proved that this tiny bird flies from NE US over the
Atlantic Ocean to the Caribbean and NE South America.
http://rsbl.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/11/4/20141045
Will miracles never cease?
Several large flocks of Pelicans were spotted at considerable height over South
Minneapolis near Lake Hiawatha. I am getting around to cleaning up the mess of
hackberry seeds left by the large flock of roosting robins along East Minnehaha
Parkway in my backyard hemlocks and other evergreens.
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