[mou-net] Whimbrel Steele county

2020-05-31 Thread Brad Abendroth
A single individual is at the Armstrong restoration project my car was
parked facing north almost to the end of the deep water on the right hand
side of the road the bird was on the left side and extreme distance to the
left of a strip of green cattails. It’s appears to be the first county
record


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[mou-net] White-winged crossbill, Hubbard County

2020-05-31 Thread marshall or janet howe/mcmillen
I found single female (or juvenile?) white-winged crossbill in Lake Alice
Bog this morning.  It was calling and foraging high in spruces.

Marshall Howe


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Re: [mou-net] Tollefson Woods in Dodge County private property sign

2020-05-31 Thread Kim R Eckert
When I was chair of the MOU Awards Committee, the committee sent a Certificate 
of Appreciation from the MOU to the Tollefson family for their continuing 
hospitality in allowing birders to enter this property. I remember it was sent 
to Beth Tollefson, but I no longer have her contact information or remember 
where I got it. Maybe if someone could contact her or one of the other 
Tollefsons and remind them of this certificate, I’d think they would consider 
MOU members to be "invited guests” as long as we followed whatever guidelines 
they’d like to put in place.  –Kim Eckert, Duluth



On May 31, 2020, at 11:28 AM, Brad Abendroth  wrote:

I already posted this to Facebook. There is a shiny new sign now erected at
the entrance of this eBird hotspot.  It says private property invited
guests only.  I don’t know what the procedure is to get permission.


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[mou-net] Tollefson Woods in Dodge County private property sign

2020-05-31 Thread Brad Abendroth
I already posted this to Facebook. There is a shiny new sign now erected at
the entrance of this eBird hotspot.  It says private property invited
guests only.  I don’t know what the procedure is to get permission.


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[mou-net] Eurasian Tree Sparrow and Yellow-headed Blackbird in Two Harbors

2020-05-31 Thread lon...@frontiernet.net
The Eurasian Tree Sparrow that was originally reported by Sharon Lind on Friday 
and then seen again by Bruce Munson on Saturday is still present as of 8:00 A.M 
this morning in Two Harbors. Someone has been spreading seed in the first space 
of a parking lot at the corner of 6th Street and South Avenue and that is where 
the bird was sited. The YHBB was seen at the same location this morning. I will 
post a photo of the immature male / female (not sure which but believe it's the 
former due to the presence of a white wing patch) later today. I plan to stay a 
bit longer to try to get a photo of the Tree Sparrow as well. There was also a 
clay-colored sparrow present at the same feeding area. 
 Lon BaumgardtAitkin County


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