[mou] Since migration has slowed in Central MN....

2007-04-04 Thread Pastor Al Schirmacher
Since migration has slowed a bit the last couple of days here in central MN, 
allow me to recommend the Princeton sewage ponds (also known as CR 2 ponds). 
There's been a decent mix of waterfowl there (up to 15 species) - sprinkled 
among the numerous Ring-neckeds are Canvasbacks (60+), Redheads (a few) and 
all three mergansers (not every day).  Between 400  500 birds were present 
today at 12:45.

Checked the Isanti CR 5 Great Blue Heron rookery over lunch (about a mile 
east of Sherburne CR2, which is functionally the same road) - last week it 
had 30+ herons nesting, noted none visible today (which is, admittedly, not 
a great day to be at the top of trees).

Good (but chilly) birding to all!

Al Schirmacher
Princeton, MN
Mille Lacs  Sherburne Counties
(Awaiting the next wave) 




[mou] Bald Eagle Nest - Anoka County

2007-04-04 Thread Wenger, Char
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I seem to recall that someone was interested in tracking bald eagle
nests in the metro area?  Am I correct?
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Anyway, the other day, my husband and I discovered a bald eagle nest at
the Coon Rapids Dam park in Anoka County.  It is located among the heron
colony, which is on an island toward the south end of the park (visible
from the Coon Rapids side of the park).
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[mou] Varied Thrush was: Re: [mnbird] robins galore Duluth, Endion

2007-04-04 Thread Chris Mansfield
I'll say.  I just saw a female Varied Thrush at feeders at 21st Ave E
between Jefferson and Greysolon, in with the robins and grackles and
starlings.  3:20 PM Wed. April 4.

Chris

--- Sandra van den Bosse svdbo...@gmail.com wrote:

 right now, we have about 25-30 robins all around the house,
 unfortunately
 they are in a mixed flock with starlings and common grackles, but
 still they
 make quite a sight in the snow.
 Sandra, Endion, Duluth



 

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[mou] Fwd: [mnbird] Fwd: Media Alert - Bob Zink on KARE 11

2007-04-04 Thread Sharon Stiteler
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 For those who may be interested.

 Howard Towle

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 Bob Zink, professor of ecology, evolution and behavior, will be  
 featured in a KARE-11 Extra (extended length feature story) on  
 the 10 p.m. newscast on Thursday, April 5. The story focuses on  
 Zink's study of birds colliding with buildings.  Zink is curator  
 of birds for the Bell Museum of Natural History.

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[mou] Flocks

2007-04-04 Thread runbic
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Large flock of robins (25+) and cedar waxwings (25+) in yard yesterday =
(Tues) about 5PM.  The two flocks perched in adjacent trees. The =
waxwings have been showing up about this time three or four times a week =
for several weeks.
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[mou] Thrush

2007-04-04 Thread Bill Bruins
We spotted a Hermit Thrush in the yard today.

I've seen flocks of Cedar Waxwings yesterday and today cleaning up at 
trees bearing fruit.
Bill


O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906
507-281-1607




[mou] leucistic junco

2007-04-04 Thread Tom Moffatt
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leucistic (lacking pigment) Junco in our bird feeding area today. He's
marked like a regular junco but his coloration is pale tan and white
instead of the usual gray shading. I don't know how long he'll be
hanging around, but he's been fun to watch today!
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Richardson Nature Center
8737 E. Bush Lake Road
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[mou] 'spring' in Cook Co.

2007-04-04 Thread jot...@boreal.org (jotcat)
On the 9 or so inches of snow this morning were more juncos than we have 
seen since fall.  In the past week they had been coming in two's or three's, 
6 on rainy Saturday, but today it was closer to 60.  I wonder where these 
birds were yesterday?  Didn't think the winds were such to bring any 
migrants north overnight.

Also seen:  first Fox Sparrow of spring
2 Common redpolls
20+ Pine siskins
4 Am. Goldfinch
6 Purple finch (had 12 yesterday morning, before snow; first one 
seen 4/2)
2 Am. Tree Sparrow
1 male Cardinal.  Female who has been here since November has been 
here less often lately.  Male showed up last week.
2 Eur. Starling (had 18 of these one day last week)
1 Shrike, probably northern, although it zipped off before I got it 
in binocs.  Some of the juncos obviously inexperienced with shrikes, 
although these are almost all adult male juncos.  3 of them stayed in a 
little crabapple tree after all other birds beat it into heavy cover, shrike 
perched only 20 ft. away.  The shrike made a desultory swoop in their 
direction, but missed them all as they finally flew away.  Later in the day, 
I looked out just as all the birds took off, and saw a bird carrying a junco 
out of my backyard and behind the garage.  Could be the same shrike, but 
hard to tell.  This is the first shrike seen here since last fall.
3 Gray jay, regulars almost daily for handouts
1 Com. grackle
3 Redwinged blackbirds seen Sunday.
The all-winter tough guys - black-cap. chickadees, lower numbers in 
the past week since last month's snow melted, extras off to the north. 
Red-breasted nuthatches traveling in pairs, ditto for Downy Woodpeckers, 
Hairy Woodpeckers.  No other woodpeckers in yard lately, but saw one 
Black-backed Woodpecker along Gitchi-gami bike trail in Tofte recently. 
White-breasted nuthatches feed here in winter, nest elsewhere, so they have 
gone now.

Carol Tveekrem,
Schroeder 



[mou] Fwd: [mnbird] Am. White Pelicans, Hermit Thrush, Houston Co.

2007-04-04 Thread fred lesher
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Co.Rd. 21

Soaring high over the Mississippi R., visible from
Minnesota  Wisconsin,  crossing the state line,
200+/- American White Pelicans, displaying the now you
see them now you don't effects of black  white birds
gyring against a light blue/white sky.

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LaCrosse, Wis. 


 

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[mou] RFI: Dry Tortugas

2007-04-04 Thread Cyndi Elias
Hello -

While I'm in Florida, I'd like to fit in a trip to the Dry Tortugas. =

Looks like there are a few options - the first is to go on a 3-day
birding trip.  You cover more ground, but it's definitely pricy.  A
second option is to do a day trip on one of the ferry services.  But
those look like a package deal - breakfast on the boat, lunch at Fort
Jefferson, a guided tour...we would just want to go and explore on our
own, looking at birds, maybe doing some snorkeling.  I'm hoping to find
some cheaper, less inclusive boat rides, it seems they must exist.

So for anyone who's been to the Dry Tortugas, what would you recommend?
 What did you do, and would you go that route again?  Anything else I
haven't thought of?

Thanks,
Cyndi Elias
cyndiel...@juno.com  



[mou] Fox Sparrow tonight

2007-04-04 Thread birderguy
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I have a lone Fox Sparrow under the feeders tonight scratching up some food..
 
On the way home on Holy Name Lake of of Co. Rd 24 I have two male Wood Ducks, a 
few
Ring-necked Ducks, and a pair of Lesser Scaup along with the Geese and 
Mallards..
 
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[mou] Lake Rebecca today

2007-04-04 Thread Robin LaFortune
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Hi-

Had a nice hike today at Lake Rebecca PR, saw quite a few hermit =
thrushes, brown creepers and a couple of R-C kinglets.  While crossing =
through a field to close up some bluebird houses, I flushed a sparrow, =
and got rather excited when I saw a flash of yellow ocher. The bird =
perched in a low bush so I got a good look- a Le Conte's sparrow!  Am I =
crazy??? -it seems pretty early for Le Conte's.

Also found a GHO on nest enjoying shredded squirrel, but  she didn't =
seem to be feeding anything but herself. No hatchlings yet, I guess.  =
Not much on the lake but some common loons and mergansers.

Robin LaFortune
Delano, MN
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