Observations on a snowy Monday.
Al Schirmacher Princeton, MNMille Lacs & Sherburne Counties
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Despite the (mid-level?) intensity of this winter, some unusual birds are
being seen in this north/south MN boundary zone: Horned Larks (small
flocks, not just individuals), Lapland Longspurs (few sprinkled in),
Sharp-Shinned Hawks (two separate sightings), flocks of Robins (up to 40) -
while White-winged Crossbills and Common Redpolls are, well, common - and
more Ravens are being sighted than normal.
