I had an unexpected gap in my schedule today and found myself with free time to
walk around Moose Lake this morning. I found a pair of Black-backed
Woodpeckers in a heavily-worked dead spruce at the corner of Fifth Street and
Cedar Avenue, about a block west of the school...don't ask me what school, I
don't know anything about Moose Lake. One of the birds visited other trees
around the intersection as well.
Also in town, I found about 200 Cedar Waxwings, several flocks of White-winged
Crossbills, a robin, flocks of redpolls and siskins. Two Mallards, one Common
Goldeneye, and a Pied-billed Grebe are the only waterfowl sticking it out in
the open patches of the Moosehorn River. Shawn Conrad
http://users.2z.net/itasca_chippewa_birding/
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