[mou-net] Winter Wren/Grant County

2015-08-24 Thread Charlene Nelson
At 8:00 pm last night went out to refill feeders and found Winter Wren singing 
and foraging in the bird tree. Played songs of wren from Ibird Pro to confirm 
ID and wren came very close and perched for a moment on shepherds hook and 
continued to sing. 

Charlene Nelson
Elbow Lake farm

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[mou-net] Paper Session Book Sale

2015-08-24 Thread Roy Zimmerman
Good morning fellow MOU members.

First of all many thanks to all of you who have generously donated books
for past book sales and to those of you who have supported the MOU and
added to your bird library by purchasing these books.  This is an important
source of income for the MOU averaging approximately $1,000 per year the
last few years.  This income helps us fund the many projects we support in
the interest of bird education, conservation, etc.  Also, thanks to John
Moriarty for coordinating the paper session book sale the last few years
and to Denny and Barb Martin for helping for several years before that.

John has indicated that he will not be able to coordinate the book sale
this year, so we need a new volunteer or volunteers to help us with this.
The responsibilities of this coordinator include soliciting and collecting
books from donors throughout the year (A number of traveling birders around
the state have traditionally helped with this.), pricing the books, getting
the books to the Bell Museum the day of the paper session (December 5,
2015, this year), staffing the book table and selling the books the day of
the paper session.

We have a place for storing books prior to the paper session and John
Moriarty has indicated that he would assist the new volunteer (-s) as
needed.

Please contact me if you would be willing to help us as our book sale
coordinator.  Maybe several of you could form a team to do this.

Also, the paper session is only four months away.  If you have books to
donate, please contact me and we will try to arrange to collect them.

Many thanks,


Roy Zimmerman
President, MOU


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Wright Co.

2015-08-24 Thread Herb Dingmann
Yesterday afternoon Ron Erpelding found a male Hooded Warbler in Lake Maria 
State Park.  Take the road to the interpretive center and as you pass it you 
will come to a parking lot.  Ron found the bird on the right-hand side of the 
parking lot a short way up the trail towards the interpretive center.  

I just found it on the opposite side of the parking lot.  I also had a brief 
look at what I believe was a female/first year bird near the brown
Trailhead Parking sign. 

Herb Dingmann 

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[mou-net] Fwd: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Wright Co.

2015-08-24 Thread Bob Ekblad
After over an hour searching around the center and the west end of the parking 
lot I went to the horse camp area at the east end of the lot and was able to 
find an immature Hooded Warbler near the outhouse.

Thanks Ron and Herb. 

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 507-269-7436
Byron, MN - Olmsted County
http://www.Birding-Minnesota.com

Begin forwarded message:

 From: Herb Dingmann herbdingm...@charter.net
 Date: August 24, 2015 at 10:35:07 AM CDT
 To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
 Subject: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler  - Wright Co.
 Reply-To: Herb Dingmann herbdingm...@charter.net
 
 Yesterday afternoon Ron Erpelding found a male Hooded Warbler in Lake Maria 
 State Park.  Take the road to the interpretive center and as you pass it you 
 will come to a parking lot.  Ron found the bird on the right-hand side of the 
 parking lot a short way up the trail towards the interpretive center.  
 
 I just found it on the opposite side of the parking lot.  I also had a brief 
 look at what I believe was a female/first year bird near the brown
 Trailhead Parking sign. 
 
 Herb Dingmann 
 
 Sent from my iPhone
 
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