Re: [mou-net] February & March 2021 Cardinal newsletter (St Paul Audubon Socy) --- Correction MAR mtg is on MAR 11.

[Gordon Andersson]

I fixed it in this msg.  

 

From: Gordon Andersson [mailto:gpanders...@msn.com] 
Sent: Monday, February 01, 2021 3:46 PM
To: 'MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU' 
Subject: February & March 2021 Cardinal newsletter (St Paul Audubon Socy) 

 

MOU readers

 

Download the newsletter here: http://www.saintpaulaudubon.org/publications
   for the 'program guide' for the SPAS
FEB and MAR online meetings.  

There is also an article about the 50 yrs of May "Warbler Weekend" based at
Villa Maria and now at Hok-Si-La Park just N of Lake City.  Bird counts will
continue this year with a reduced "weekend" (May 08-10) where small groups
can still contribute to the count w/o guided hikes.  No registration and no
food provided this year and it is free.  

Many of you know Julian Sellers who is a long-time volunteer with SPAS.  His
bio is included that mentions his early friendship with Allen and Helen
Cruickshank, his coordination of American Kestel nest boxes in regional
parks, and his extensive recordings of bird songs.  

All SPAS mtgs are free and open to everyone.  February 11 Thursday: "Hidden
Gems of the North Shore," featuring photographer and naturalist Phil Hartley
/ Two Harbors ::  Minnesota Master Naturalist Phil Hartley will use photos
to show us 20 or so locations along the North Shore that are not actually
hidden, but better known and used by locals than tourists. These locations,
running from Duluth to Silver Bay, are great spots for nature lovers and
bird watchers and are generally just enough off the beaten path that "social
distancing" is rarely an issue. Phil's presentation will use photos to
highlight how you know you are there and then some of the most interesting
features and birding opportunities of each location.

March 11 Thursday: "Prairie Haven - Prairie and Savanna Restoration on an
Old Wisconsin Farm," with Marcie and Mike O'Connor.

G Andersson

SPAS 

 



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[mou-net] Pamela Park Goshawk in trees at Pond edge S part of Park 415 Mon

[Warren Woessner]

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[mou-net] White-throated Sparrow NOT rgeoatwd

[KoniandPaul Fank]

Paul & Koni


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[mou-net] February & March 2021 Cardinal newsletter (St Paul Audubon Socy)

[Gordon Andersson]

MOU readers

 

Download the newsletter here: http://www.saintpaulaudubon.org/publications
   for the 'program guide' for the SPAS
FEB and MAR online meetings.  

There is also an article about the 50 yrs of May "Warbler Weekend" based at
Villa Maria and now at Hok-Si-La Park just N of Lake City.  Bird counts will
continue this year with a reduced "weekend" (May 08-10) where small groups
can still contribute to the count w/o guided hikes.  No registration and no
food provided this year and it is free.  

Many of you know Julian Sellers who is a long-time volunteer with SPAS.  His
bio is included that mentions his early friendship with Allen and Helen
Cruickshank, his coordination of American Kestel nest boxes in regional
parks, and his extensive recordings of bird songs.  

All SPAS mtgs are free and open to everyone.  February 11 Thursday: "Hidden
Gems of the North Shore," featuring photographer and naturalist Phil Hartley
/ Two Harbors ::  Minnesota Master Naturalist Phil Hartley will use photos
to show us 20 or so locations along the North Shore that are not actually
hidden, but better known and used by locals than tourists. These locations,
running from Duluth to Silver Bay, are great spots for nature lovers and
bird watchers and are generally just enough off the beaten path that "social
distancing" is rarely an issue. Phil's presentation will use photos to
highlight how you know you are there and then some of the most interesting
features and birding opportunities of each location.

March 10 Thursday: "Prairie Haven - Prairie and Savanna Restoration on an
Old Wisconsin Farm," with Marcie and Mike O'Connor.

G Andersson

SPAS 

 



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[mou-net] Brown thraher & White-rgeoatwd Sparrow Meekr

[KoniandPaul Fank]

If any birder needs it for February, they are welcome to come over.  

Paul & Koni Fank19806-708th AveDassel MN


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[mou-net] Brown Thrasher & White-throated Sparrow, Dassel

[KoniandPaul Fank]

The Brown Thrasher & White-throated Sparrow are still being seen in our yard by 
Dassel, Meeker Cty 

Paul & Koni Fank19806-708th AveDaasel MN


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Re: [mou-net] MN DNR Bald Eagle Cam is on again

[Klein, Tom (DNR)]

A small correction to the status of last year's nesting (mentioned below): one 
chick (the last to hatch) perished after a couple of weeks. Of the two that 
successfully fledged, one died shortly after fledging when it collided with a 
power line. The fate of the remaining chick is unknown. (note: banding had to 
be abandoned for this covid-year clutch).

tk

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There is a new young male paired with the female this year.  Not a lot of 
activity yet.  Last year three nestlings fledged.

  EagleCam 
Update (govdelivery.com)



GAndersson

St Paul



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