[mou-net] Carolina Wren, Wabasha Co.

Susan and I found a Carolina Wren at stop 47 (Zumbro Falls) on my Frontenac BBS route this morning (Fri., 9 June). It sang many times during the 3-min. point count, although we couldn't relocate it 1/2 hour later. The specific location is at the west end of Zumbro Falls on both sides of Hwy

[mou-net] Western Wood-Pewee: NO, 9 June 2017

Today I was on-site from 0615 to 1230, and there were no Western Wood-Pewee vocalizations. The most interesting bird was an apparent intergrade towhee, located between the pewee area and the next trail intersection to the east. The bird mostly looked like a spotted - two bold wing bars, four

[mou-net] Western Meadowlark calls

The Birds of North American account talks about the Western Meadowlark female giving a "rattle call," and the male giving a similar "roll" call. I have a recording of one of the two, but I'm not sure which. If anyone can distinguish between the two, and is willing to listen to the recording and