Good Morning to all.
This site can definitely be confusing. Information about Crystal Spring
SNA is available on the DNR website
https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/snas/detail.html?id=sna02068 and a map is
here http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/destinations/snas/detail_maps/02068.pdf
Park here 45.263285, -92.768277 on the east side of the road. There are
many no parking signs on the west side and in the turn around (this is
so emergency vehicles can turn around). This is the only access point.
Hike 0.15 mile south along marked corridor to site - it is an easement
corridor. The corridor leads you to the SNA entrance - there is a brown
sign and a gate at the entrance. Walk around the gate (there is a lot
of brush growth covering this sign and gate so can be easy to miss, but
if you kept walking forward you would see a private land sign).
For the Louisiana Waterthrush- walk the trail into the SNA it will
eventually bend to the right and start going down a slope. You will see
stairs on your right that lead towards the spring area. This is also an
area for Pine Warblers and Acadian Flycatchers.
I hope this helps!
Liz
On 6/1/2020 8:52 AM, Monica Bryand wrote:
I'd be in... for a (covid correct, of course).
Monica Bryand
651-246-5522
<http://monicabryandphotography.com/>
<http://monicabryandphotography.com/>
On Mon, Jun 1, 2020 at 8:51 AM Missy Bowen <missybo...@gmail.com> wrote:
Likewise, I am a part time resident near Crystal Springs and would love to
bird with others there to learn about it (covid correct, of course).
Missy Bowen
On Mon, Jun 1, 2020, 8:25 AM Jeffrey Saffle <jeffrey.saf...@hsc.utah.edu>
wrote:
I have seen that Louisiana Waterthrush and Pine Warbler have been seen
recently at Crystal Springs. I tried to go there once a couple of weeks
ago, but it was hard to find and confusing. If anyone who know that area
could help me, I'd be very grateful:
1. Where do you park?
2. I found a single trail leading into the SNA from the north. Are
there
others?
3. Could you tell me approximately where the waterthrush has been seen?
I didn't walk all the way in last time, and I didn't see any likely
waterthrush terrain.
Thanks in advance,
Jeffrey Saffle
Lake Elmo
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