[mou-net] Sax-Zim Bo g—Bog BioB litz III S aturday, J une 27

2015-06-16 Thread sparky stensaas
HI All,
Friends of Sax-Zim Bog's Third Annual Bog BioBlitz and it will be bigger than 
ever! Now an all-day event. Saturday June 27th, 2015. 

Go in the field with experts in many areas including birds, spiders, 
dragonflies, butterflies, wildflowers, sedges, fishes and more! Then we'll all 
meet back at the Welcome Center in the afternoon to share our discoveries. Each 
expert will give a report on what their group found. 

The Biodiversity of the Bog continues to amaze us (300 species were recorded 
last year). Join us as we continue to explore this magical place. BYOS (Bring 
your own Stuff... including Lunch and drinks, rubber boots, bug dope, snacks). 
Bird trips will be earlier (meet at Welcome Center at 6:45am) and other trips 
will depart at 9am. No need to RSVP...Just show up and pick your field trip!


LEADERS  FIELD TRIPS INCLUDE...

SEDGES with Jason Husveth
BUTTERFLIES with Jerry McCormack
DRAGONFLIES with Jim Lind and Dave Grosshuesch
WILDFLOWERS with Josh Horky
INSECTS with Cassie Novak
BIRDS with Dave Benson
SPIDERS with Larry Weber
FISHES  MINNOWS with Clinton Nienhaus
BOG WALK with Bill Tefft
SHOWY LADYSLIPPER TOUR (over 1,000 flowers last year!)


SCHEDULE
**All trips depart from the Welcome Center on Owl Avenue (see directions at 
bottom of this e-Newsletter or on our website)
**We will car caravan to locations (some groups will stay close to the Welcome 
Center while others will travel to the far corners of the Bog)
**Bring your own lunch to eat in the field (no close by places to buy food)
**Probably not possible to do more than one subject field trip.

7:00 am—Bird trip departs
9:00 am—All other trips depart
11:00 am—Bird trip returns
11:15 am—Trip to the Showy Ladyslipper stand departs
2:00 pm—All trips return to Welcome Center
2-3:30 pm—Sharing of finds. Leaders will give short reports on what their group 
found. Then folks can see specimens that were brought back including minnows, 
insects, spiders, wildflowers, sedges, and dragonflies. Ask the experts 
questions! Get locations to check out later.


FOR MORE INFO CONTACT US AT i...@saxzim.org
FREE TO ALL! But donations accepted.


WE ARE ALSO LOOKING FOR EXPERTS IN ANY NATURAL HISTORY FIELD. CONTACT US IF 
YOU'D LIKE TO BE A BIOBLITZ LEADER...AND WE CAN ALWAYS USE MORE THAN ONE LEADER 
PER TRIP! i...@saxzim.org or call Sparky 218.341.3350

Sparky Stensaas
2515 Garthus Road
Wrenshall MN 55797
218.341.3350
sparkystens...@hotmail.com

www.ThePhotoNaturalist.com
www.KollathStensaas.com
www.SaxZim.org

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[mou-net] Hooded warbler

2015-06-16 Thread Vic Lewis
There has been a Hooded Warbler that has been singing at Westwood Hills Nature 
Center all morning now (June 16). There has been only brief visual, but it has 
been singing close and loudly. It has been singing most prominently on the 
north eastern portion of Basswood trail, when it starts heading downwards. A 
more detailed map can be found at the Front Desk of the Interpretive center. 
Originally heard by Alex Sundvall this morning. 

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[mou-net] Hooded warbler

2015-06-16 Thread Vic Lewis
We made positive visual I D on the Bird! Check at front desk for a map on 
location!

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