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When I got home from work today I noticed our neighborhood Chimney Swifts are
back for the
summer..
Andrew
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A few nice birds at Sherburne early this evening. A palm warbler in the =
first woodsy area on the left after e
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Hi:
What a great day to sit and watch migration zoom over the St. Louis =
River and over my house!
I left t
Late today (30th) there were 3 American Avocets at the west end of Lake
Byllesby in Dakota Co. They were to the far right as you look south from
the cemetery. Also both yellowlegs, but no other shorebirds.
Jim Mattsson
Eagan
Saw my first RBGR of the year today at Macalester College's Ordway
Station (on the Mississippi). Also saw blue-grey gnatcatchers along
the river by the 3M property in Cottage Grove yesterday. My
co-worker also saw there a black and white warbler and a palm warbler
along with what seemed like h
Could someone post directions to the cemetary where the Rock Wren is =
being seen?
I will be driving to the Cities on Saturday and would like to try to see =
the Wren if it stays that long.
Thanks,
Dan Jackson
Chaseburg, Vernon County, Wisconsin, USA
(Near LaCrosse, WI)
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When I left at about 10:35 AM today the bird was in the northwest
section of the cemetery where the brush piles are. One o
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At eleven o'clock this morning two Red-necked Grebes were at Lebanon =
Hills Regional Park - Holland Lake
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The Rock Wren was seen on the buildings and on the lower long rock wall to
the north at about 830 on Wed am, then refound in the woods a bit nw of the
wall at about 10am
When I left it was still being seen in the woods
Warren
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From: David Cahlander [mailto:da...@cahlander
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Birders,
With the help of Carol (?-sorry) Jim Mattson and I saw the Rock wren =
hanging out bobbing around th
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4/29/03
While leading a field trip for the Minnesota River Valley Audubon Chapter, we
tried and missed on the Yellow-crowned Night-Heron in Mower County. We
checked at noon and 5:0
At 2pm Blaine Seeliger called me to report an American Bittern at the 180th
Street Marsh near Vermilion.He was unable to
find the Great-tailed Grackle. I was fortunately able to get down there later
in the afternoon and that evening. In the
evening (about 7:30) I inadvertently flushed the B
This is a report on the Salt Lake Festival, probably Minnesota's oldest birding
festival. There were fifty or more people
participating. An exact number is unavailable as some participated only in
some of the events and others were only out on
the roads and paths birding. Thanks to the people
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