[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal hybrid, Lake Byllesby

[Rick Gibson]

Possible Cinnamon Teal hybrid at Lake Byllesby boat ramp, to the west,
along with 4 - 5 Avocets. The bird is ruddier overall than nearby Blue Wing
Teal and has very little face marking. Blue flash of feathers above larger
white patch on the wings.

-rick gibson, mpls


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal, RH WPs in Lac qui Parle County

[Jason Frank]

There's a male Cinnamon Teal in a flooded field right now just east of
Sweetwater WMA (north side of the road) along County Road 12 in Lac
qui Parle County.

There was a lone Common Loon on Sweetwater yesterday.

The Red-Headed Woodpeckers have returned to their nest sites around
Florida Creek WMA, just to the northwest of Sweetwater, near the
intersection of 161 Ave and 170 St.

-- 
Jason M. Frank
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Luddite Ornithologists League (LOL)

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Re: [mou-net] Cinnamon teal, lake byllesby, dakota.

[Justin Watts]

As an update, the adult male cinnamon teal is visible right now from the 
goodhue county boat launch (44.5157,-92.9884). Settled in to rest on the ice on 
the goodhue county side but was in Dakota earlier. Lots of other more typical 
goodies as well.

Justin and Annabelle Watts
Hennepin


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[mou-net] Cinnamon teal, lake byllesby, dakota.

[Justin Watts]

Looking at a cinnamon teal right now on lake byllesby. South East from 
cemetery, not sure if visible from boat launch across the lake from cemetery 
yet but that might be much closer.

Justin and Annabelle Watts
Hennepin
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Re: [mou-net] Cinnamon teal not found

[B.heineke]

Checked the Jeffers Pond watering holes and did not find it there either..  

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> On Apr 24, 2017, at 7:26 AM, Brad Abendroth  wrote:
> 
> Not in the original spot. Brief check of others close areas negative as
> well. Off to work but original reporter will look around
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[mou-net] Cinnamon teal not found

[Brad Abendroth]

Not in the original spot. Brief check of others close areas negative as
well. Off to work but original reporter will look around


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[mou-net] Cinnamon teal. Scott county

[Brad Abendroth]

Bonnie Heinecke texted me a photo of a cinnamon teal drake at a farmers
pond on county road 21 that intersects 42. I am seeing no sign of hybrid. I
am viewing the bird now


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal

[Rick Gibson]

The Cinnamon Teal is still present this morning (Monday, 7:15) at the
Atwood Circle site in Washington County.

-Rick, mpls


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal

[linda whyte]

Cinnamon Teal currently present, Atwood Circle, pond N/NW directly behind
house


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal still present at 2:15

[mou]

(Posted by Linda Sparling  via moumn.org)

Still at the pond at the Atwater Circle location, near where he was originally 
found.
Linda Sparling

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Re: [mou-net] Cinnamon Teal Washington Countyu

[Justin Watts]

Thanks. Teal continues in small pond on North edge of Atwood circle right
now. 45.069,-92.851

Best,
Justin Watts
Hennepin

On Apr 15, 2017 6:30 PM, "Roy Zimmerman"  wrote:

With Barb and Denny Martin and the help of a friendly neighbor we found the
Cinnamon Teal today at 5pm.  From Macey Way take the trail through the
woods west.


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal Washington Countyu

[Roy Zimmerman]

With Barb and Denny Martin and the help of a friendly neighbor we found the
Cinnamon Teal today at 5pm.  From Macey Way take the trail through the
woods west.


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Re: [mou-net] Cinnamon teal present this morning at Browns Creek Park

[Bob Dunlap]

The teal apparently flew west from the original pond about an hour ago and
hasn't been relocated. There are a few more neighborhood ponds directly
west of the original spot that were checked without success.

Bob Dunlap


On Sat, Apr 15, 2017 at 9:13 AM Liz Harper  wrote:

> Cinnamon teal found by Joanna Eckles was still present at Browns Creek
> Park in Washington County this morning but was quite mobile.
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[mou-net] Cinnamon teal present this morning at Browns Creek Park

[Liz Harper]

Cinnamon teal found by Joanna Eckles was still present at Browns Creek Park in 
Washington County this morning but was quite mobile.

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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal at Albany WTP

[Gerald Hoekstra]

Kevin Smith and I just found a Cinnamon Teal among the Blue-winged Teals at
Albany WTP. No signs of being a hybrid. It flew off to one of the back
ponds not visible from the road while we were watching it. Did not see the
Hudsonian Godwit reported earlier.

Gerry Hoekstra


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal, Becker County

[Williams, Bob]

John Hockema just called to report a Cinnamon Teal on Balsam Lake in Becker 
County.  It was spotted by Kelly Larson from an overlook on the north side of 
CR 26.
Ben Fritchman was also there.
This is in Tamarac NWR west of CR 29.
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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal - New Germany area

[Pete Makousky]

No luck this afternoon looking for the Cinnamon Teal.

Lots of Green-winged Teal and a few Blue-winged Teal.

Mallards and many Killdeer.

Not much else, but nice area to be in.

 

Pete

Anoka, MN



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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal - New Germany, Carver county

[Bill]

Right now I am looking at an adult male Cinnamon Teal together with four 
Blue-winged Teal at the New Germany wetlands. 

From the intersection of county road 30 and Yale Avenue go south about .25 
miles.  The teal are feeding on the west side of Yale Ave and are easily seen. 

Regards...

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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal, Ada (Norman Co.)

[Andy Forbes]

Today (5/24), Caleb Ashling and I found an adult male Cinnamon Teal
just south of the town of Ada (Norman Co.). The bird was associating
with a pair of Blue-winged Teal, displaying to the female.

The birds were located in a small fluddle on the east side of Hwy.9
in an ag field, just south of the Wild Rice River, which is just south
of Ada. Unfortunately, we only got to observe them for about two
minutes, as a tractor slowly drove by on the highway, spooking them.
They appeared to fly northeast.

Andy Forbes


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal sightings today?

[Kristine Leuze]

I am wondering if anyone has seen the Cinnamon Teal yet today. Thanks!

Kristine Leuze


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal not found

[Steve Weston]

Returning from Salt Lake today at about 5 pm, we found Blue Wing Teal at
the ponds near Stewart, but no Cinnamon Teal.

Steve Weston
On Quigley Lake in Eagan, MN
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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal, McLeod Co.

[Doug Kieser]

Hi,
Scott Meyer and I just spotted a male Cinnamon Teal in the ditch on the north 
side of US 212, less than a mile east of Stewart.  It was with a few 
Blue-winged Teal, and the group disappeared behind some parked rail cars while 
we were there, but I don't think they left the area.

Doug Kieser
Minneapolis

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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal still present, McLeod County

[Andrew Nyhus]

The Cinnamon Teal is currently on the  north side of 75th St. about 200
yards north of where Doug and Scott found it this morning east of Stewart.

Andy Nyhus


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal - McLeod

[dbmartin]

Bird is still present on 75th St. in a
puddle as of 2:00 PM



Denny  Barb Martin

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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal - McLeod Co

[Howard Towle]

After an absence over 2 hr, the Cinnamon Teal reappeared in the puddle along 
75th St, just north of Hwy 212, east of Stewart, at 4:50 PM. Tx to all the 
earlier posters.

Howard Towle
Golden Valley, MN

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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal present at 5:00pm

[Gene Bauer]

The Cinnamon Teal was back on the puddle on 75th after being gone for several 
hours. The puddle is just opposite the eastern end of the rail cars. 

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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal - Rochester

[RBJanssen]

Does anyone have any information on the Cinnamon Teal that was previously  
seen in the Rochester area???   Thanks
 
Bob Janssen


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal at Silver Creek Reservoir - Olmsted County

[Bob Ekblad]

This afternoon, Lance Vrieze located a Cinnamon Teal at the south-east
corner of the Silver Creek Reservoir east of Rochester.  The bird was
staying closely associated with three Blue-wing Teal as they picked up and
flew to several different locations on the reservoir, mostly along the
southern side of the reservoir along Silver Creek Road (east of CR11).  

 

Each time birders were able to finally relocate the group of 4 only to have
them pick up and move again (sometimes because of eagles overhead but most
often they decided to move on their own).  Diane and I were able to re-find
the Cinnamon Teal the last time around 5pm in the north bay of the reservoir
that is accessed via a stub road off of CR11.  At that time there were
additional Blue-wing Teal that had joined the group (along with several
Green-wing Teal as well).  This was very close to the same location where
the Ruff was viewed last spring.  We could see no evidence at all of any
hybridization with other species.  In fact, we were close enough to be able
to view the red eye of the Cinnamon Teal (Blue-wing Teal have dark eyes).

 

There was a lot of activity with birds of other species arriving and leaving
the reservoir today so there is no guarantee the Cinnamon Teal will still be
there in the morning, but there is at least a reasonable chance that it
might be around.  By the way, the reservoir is still mostly all ice covered
except for open water at the in-flow locations on the north and south-east
as well as around the perimeter of the reservoir.  Access to the reservoir
from Rochester is via CR2 and CR11 from the north or CR9 and CR11 from the
south.

 

Bob Ekblad
Olmsted County in SE Minnesota
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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal - Crow Wing County

[Andrew Birch]

This morning at 10:50AM I observed and photographed a probable Cinnamon
Teal - The bird was in the flooded fields on the east side of CR 21 about 5
miles south of Business 371 south of Brainerd, MN.

Photos at -  http://blackwaterbirder.blogspot.com/

Conditions were not ideal and bird was observed for only 1 or 2 minutes in
driving rain before it took flight to the ponds further east and south.  It
flew while I was checking the field guide and only saw it disappear over a
berm while in flight.  Dark rump and light colored bill had me checking the
field guide - I believe the lightness of bill was glare, and dark rump
appears to be normal for this species, which i have little experience with.

Feedback on this bird welcomed.

Andrew Birch
Pequot Lakes, MN


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal/Blue Wing Teal - Winona Co

[Andrew Nyhus]

I found a hybrid CITE/BWTE at 10:45 am at Vercota landing today. It is
associating with a small flock of BWTE.

Andrew Nyhus


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Re: [mou-net] Cinnamon Teal, Carver County, not sighted

[Warren Woessner]

I was at the site from about 130-230 Sun and saw only the pair of
Blue-winged Teal and a Wild Turkey.
Warren Woessner

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Rosenberg
Sent: Sunday, April 25, 2010 2:29 PM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: [mou-net] Cinnamon Teal, Carver County, not sighted

From 8-10:30 a.m. this morning (Sunday April 25th), several birders were
present at Salem Rd. in Carver County and did not see the Cinnamon Teal.
Two Great Egrets and one Wilson's Snipe were the most interesting
species
there.

Steve Rosenberg
Shorewood, MN


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal, Carver County, not sighted

[Steve Rosenberg]

From 8-10:30 a.m. this morning (Sunday April 25th), several birders were
present at Salem Rd. in Carver County and did not see the Cinnamon Teal.
Two Great Egrets and one Wilson's Snipe were the most interesting species
there.

Steve Rosenberg
Shorewood, MN


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal Present

[Howard Towle]

The Carver Co CITE is still present on Saturday morning as previously  
described.


Howard Towle


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal still present, Carver Co.

[mjbade]

Hi all,

The Cinnamon Teal was present this morning at 10:30 in the drainage ditch along 
Salem Ave about 1.5 miles south of Hwy 212.  Was in view for some time before 
it swam out of sight around the corner of the ditch.

Many thanks for the sighting and directions.

Mike


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal seen this afternoon

[Cindy Krienke]

Vern and I watched the Cinnamon Teal in Carver County, today, Saturday, April 
24 from 4:30pm to 4:50pm in the drainage ditch by the lone tree.


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal present as posted

[jbaines317]

Linda Whyte just texted : Cinnamon Teal Present as Posted






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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal and shorebirds, Carver Co.

[Matt Dufort]

Hi all,

The Cinnamon Teal was still in the drainage ditch along Salem Ave this 
afternoon at 5:00.  There are quite a few flooded fields in the area, 
with a few ducks and a lot of shorebirds.  Solitary Sandpiper and Snipe 
were in the flooded corn field near where the teal was hanging out.  
Further south on Salem Ave, a field on the east side of the road, just 
north of County Road 50, had at least 80 Greater Yellowlegs, 30 Lesser 
Yellowlegs, and 60 Pectoral Sandpipers.  Another flooded area, on the 
south side of CR 50 just west of CR 41, had 40+ Pectoral Sandpipers.  
Both of these spots looked very promising for other shorebird species, 
but I was in a hurry and didn't have much time to scrutinize them.


Matt Dufort
Minneapolis


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal still present!

[Dave Bartkey]

Hi everyone,
  Thanks to an e-mail from Hap Huber yesterday, Forest Strnad and I took 
another crack at the Carver Co. Cinnamon Teal today and found the bird in the 
exact spot described by Hap, and in a previous post by Fr. Tom Margevicius from 
Monday. The spot described is on the north side of the farmhouse in a drainage 
ditch on the west side of the road. The ditch runs east/west. There is a single 
tree on the left side of the ditch and several Blue-winged Teal were lounging 
underneath, along with the male Cinnamon Teal. We viewed the bird for about 15 
- 20 minutes, and were able to see it at rest, swimming, and briefly in flight. 
The bird would sit for a time, preening and then would swim and forage, not 
staying still for too long. A scope is a must. It was approximately 5:15 pm 
when we first saw the duck. Light wasn't great, but when the bird was moving 
and turning to and fro, one could make out the details in the sunshine.

Thanks to Hap Huber, John Cyrus  Fr. Tom! You guys were of huge help!

Good birding!

Dave Bartkey
Faribault, MN
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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal

[Barb Butch Ukura]

The Cinnamon Teal was seen today at approx 7AM in the field south of the
dairy farm and north in the flooded cornfield. The sun was at my back by 
the flooded cornfield and
I had fantastic looks at the Cinnamon Teal. It was right next to the 
road. I would like to
thank Sue Schumacher for directing to the correct location on Salem 
Avenue and John

Cyrus for the original post.

Butch Ukura


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal, Carver County

[Steve Rosenberg]

The Cinnamon Teal was still present as of 9:30 a.m. today (Monday April
19th).  Thanks to Bob Eckert for helping me find the bird.  Located on Salem
Avenue, 1.5 miles south of highway 212 on the west side of the road.  The
teal was present fly between both sides (north  south) of the farmhouse at
the top of the hill.  Sometimes in water, sometimes in grass, sometimes in
the dry rows of last year's harvest.

Steve Rosenberg
Shorewood, Hennepin County


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal not present

[Dave Bartkey]

Hi everyone,
  Forest Strnad and I tried for the Cinnamon Teal in Carver County this evening 
between 5:10 and 6:20 PM. We gave it a good hour of searching with scopes at 
both wet areas north and south of the farmhouse. We also checked out the wet 
area further south on the east side of the road but had no luck. 

  There must have been between 400-500 Bonaparte's Gulls present, which were 
interesting. Also present were many yellowlegs of both species, and in the 
eastern flooded field, there were at least 3 Pectoral Sandpipers.

  I'd be very interested in hearing if the teal is relocated!

Thanks and good birding!

Dave Bartkey
Faribault,MN
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Re: [mou-net] Cinnamon Teal not present

[Donn Mattsson]

Donn Mattsson and I saw the cinammon teal today (Monday) after a long time 
searching .  At around 5:00 tonight we located him at the end of the small 
stream which flows along the left side of the first field to the north of 
the farmhouse.  We had originally seen a few ducks back in there on land by 
the tree, but could not see enough of them to make an ID.  Eventually the 
cinammon teal stepped out, was quite visible, swam for a bit in the water, 
then went back up on land.

Kathy Mattsson
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Subject: [mou-net] Cinnamon Teal not present


Hi everyone,
 Forest Strnad and I tried for the Cinnamon Teal in Carver County this 
evening between 5:10 and 6:20 PM. We gave it a good hour of searching with 
scopes at both wet areas north and south of the farmhouse. We also checked 
out the wet area further south on the east side of the road but had no luck.


 There must have been between 400-500 Bonaparte's Gulls present, which were 
interesting. Also present were many yellowlegs of both species, and in the 
eastern flooded field, there were at least 3 Pectoral Sandpipers.


 I'd be very interested in hearing if the teal is relocated!

Thanks and good birding!

Dave Bartkey
Faribault,MN
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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal present as of 1:30pm, Carver County

[Bob Dunlap]

The Cinnamon Teal is currently at the location described earlier by John Cyrus. 
Note however that the flooded field is south of the farmhouse on the west side 
of the road. This is about 1.5 miles south of hwy. 212 on Salem Ave.
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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal present as of 4:30 pm, Carver County

[Jim Ryan]

Along with Linda Sparling  later Susan Schumacher,  we relocated the *Cinnamon
Teal* first found by John Cyrus in the same flooded field SOUTH of the farm,
as mentioned by Bob Dunlap.

The bird was hanging in and out of the grasses along with Blue  Green
winged teal.

Since the field is west of the road, late afternoon viewing is difficult.  A
scope is required.

Also present were

*Bonapartes Gulls* - numerous -at least 40
*Ring-billed Gulls* - less than a dozen
*Lesser  Greater Yellowlegs*
*Wilsons Snipe*

In the nearby plowed field were

*Rusty Blackbirds* - several breeding males and one 1st year bird.

Thanks for the note to the list John  Bob.

Non-birding find:  *Raccoon* out foraging in cornfield.

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Jim Ryan
Saint Paul's Westside

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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal update...

[William Marengo]

The Cinnamon Teal was still present at the location in Carver county this
evening.  It was seen in both the flooded corn field to the north of the
dairy farm as well as to the flooded grassy field to the south. This was
where it was last seen when I left at 7:45pm.  Also present were Milt
Blomberg and Marge  Dave Cahlander.

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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal not found

[Jeanie Joppru]

Several folks looked for the Cinnamon Teal in Polk County today, but to my
knowledge no one saw it. Apparently it moved on during the night or is
sitting in some unseen location on the Glacial Ridge property of which there
are many not viewable from any road.
 

Jeanie Joppru 
Pennington County, MN 
  

 


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[mou-net] Cinnamon Teal - Polk County

[Jeanie Joppru]

I just got a call from Nate Emery, who just found a male Cinnamon Teal
directly across from the Nature Conservancy Headquarters at Glacial Ridge
along MN 32. This is located about 2-3 miles south of US 2. The bird was
about 40 yards from the road.
Jeanie
 

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Pennington County, MN 
  

 


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