[mou-net] Acadian Flycatcher in Dodge County

[Williams, Bob]

I stopped at Tollefson Woods in Mantorville and heard what I thought was an 
Acadian Flycatcher.  I never got a really close call.  I stopped again on my 
way home and I've heard it 4 more times, once close.  It seems to move around a 
lot so no visual confirmation.  For those who know the woods, start listening 
after your cross the bridge and before you go very far up the hill. For those 
who don't it is just east of the spot on CR 15 where the Carolina Wren(s) were. 
 It doesn't call much so patience is required.
Bob Williams

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[mou-net] Washington Yellow Breasted Chat and Rice Swainsons Hawks

[Justin Watts]

Annabelle and I stopped by Afton this morning (8am) and saw the continuing 
yellow breasted chat.

Also, in Rice county just now we came across a pair of screaming Swainsons 
hawks soaring west of the city of Dundas around a cell tower (130th st W and 
Baseline rd). One swainsons has been reported in this same general area 
consistently over the past couple months (eBird) and this is the same location 
where at least one stayed last summer. Nice to see since these hawks are 
challenging around the twin cities.

Justin and Annabelle Watts,
Hennepin


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