[mou-net] Sprague's Pipit.

I went to Felton Prairie this morning and arrived to find Doug K. and Steve M. They were staring up at the sky and I knew what they were looking at. After looking up and getting a stiff neck, I noticed as Doug did, there were two birds flying and both appeared to have the same movement. I left

[mou-net] Dickcissel. Clearwater County

While conducting Breeding Bird Atlas work today, I found a male dickcissel singing in southeastern Clearwater County on County Road 29 just east of County Road 2, 2 miles from the Beltrami County line. Also in the area was a singing LeConte's sparrow, which I now know, from the MOU occurrence maps

[mou-net] Dickcissels, St. Paul

A brief walk at Cliff Fen, where we found a pair of Bell's Vireos intent on protecting their nest territory---an intention we respected by retreating after the barest of glances---inspired us to do a listening-check for the Bell's Vireos that might have returned to the habitat on Xcel's property on

[mou-net] Sprague's Pipit still present 6/10

The Felton Prairie Sprague's Pipit is still present this morning, continuously skylarking from 9:00-9:50. It was joined briefly by a second bird (species unknown, but appeared quite similar). Park at the first fence north of the windmills, walk east along the fenceline to metal pipeline post. T