[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, McLeod County

[Doug Kieser]

Watching a Hooded Warbler at Buffalo Creek County Park. McLeod County.   It
has been staying in an area behind the swingset and to the west a bit.   It
is singing a little.   This is east of Glencoe south of 212 east of county
1.   County one is closed for construction so you may need to take a back
route.

Doug Kieser
Hennepin County


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Veterans Park, Hennepin County

[Doug Kieser]

There is a singing Hooded Warbler near the southern 11th Ave entrance to
Veterans Park, Richfield.  First spotted by Pete Hoeger.  Currently up to
19 Warbler species here this morning.

Doug Kieser
Hennepin County


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Wabasha County.

[Doug Kieser]

Hello, just observed an adult male Hooded Warbler at Riverview cemetery in
Wabasha, it was associating with 2 American Redstarts.  Also present were a
Cape May and a few other warblers.

Doug Kieser
Hennepin County


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Re: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Washington County

[GLENN CIEGLER]

Dang, I was there yesterday for 5+ hours and didn’t score like that!!
Glenn

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Subject: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Washington County

While at William O'Brien State Park this afternoon with my friend, Mae, we
managed to find two interacting Black-billed Cuckoos, two interacting
Yellow-billed Cuckoos, and a Hooded Warbler. The Warbler was at the western
intersection of Hardwood Hills Trail and Woodland Edge Trail.

Have fun out there!

-rick gibson, mpls


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Washington County

[Rick Gibson]

While at William O'Brien State Park this afternoon with my friend, Mae, we
managed to find two interacting Black-billed Cuckoos, two interacting
Yellow-billed Cuckoos, and a Hooded Warbler. The Warbler was at the western
intersection of Hardwood Hills Trail and Woodland Edge Trail.

Have fun out there!

-rick gibson, mpls


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler in Ramsey County

[Thomas Nelson]

Around 10am this morning, I found a male Hooded Warbler (singing, and seen 
well) in the northwest woods at Tamarack Nature Preserve in Ramsey County.
 
Here is the location info:
https://goo.gl/maps/CvW99uAB4PZCjTuF9  
45°06'09.5"N 93°02'48.7"W

Regards,
Tom Nelson 
Ramsey County

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Anoka County

[Doug Kieser]

Hi,
I just observed a beautiful male Hooded Warbler at Rum River Central
Regional Park.   It was with a small warbler flock just across the park
road from the carry-in access parking lot, where the paved trail intersects
the horse trail.

Doug Kieser
Minneapolis


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler by West River Road

[KATE BRADY]

Between 10:20 and 11:20 a.m. today, I heard a Hooded Warbler singing 
intermittently (for 1-2 minutes every 5-10 minutes) between the upper and lower 
walking paths immediately east of West River Road just east of Dowling School 
by the Mississippi River in South Minneapolis. I also got an excellent brief 
look at the bird (an adult male) one foot off the ground, but the bird was 
otherwise very secretive. Lee Pfannmuller also heard the bird singing, but we 
were unable to see it while we were together after 10:40 a.m., and it stopped 
singing between 11:20 and 11:50 a.m., when we left the area. To access the 
lower walking path, the best place from which to observe the bird, park on the 
west side of Edmund Blvd. near the corner of 38th Street East and Edmund Blvd., 
then walk east for about 100 feet across West River Road to steps leading down 
to the lower walking path, turn right (south) on the path, and look for the 
bird on both sides of the path about 200-300 feet south of the ste
 ps. Earlier this morning I also heard a Least Flycatcher calling several times 
on the southern edge of the 36th Street ravine about 150-200 feet northeast of 
the 36th Street parking area. Least Flycatchers do not normally occur in this 
area in June, so this bird is likely a very late migrant. 


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[mou-net] Hooded warbler - Ramsey co

[Mike Majeski]

There is a male hooded warbler at the entrance to Vista Hills Park off Marnie 
Street in southern Maplewood. The bird was located this morning where the paved 
trail from Marnie street intersects the main paved trail loop in the park. Note 
there is no parking lot on Marnie, but there is a parking lot at the north end 
of the park off Mailand. 

Mike Majeski

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler: Sherburne NWR

[Douglas Mayo]

The date for seeing this bird should have been Wednesday, May 30th, not the 
29th.

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler: Sherburne NWR

[Douglas Mayo]

On Wednesday, May 29, I found a Hooded Warbler along the Blue Hill Trail about 
one mile in where trail turns into a fire lane.  This bird was in the 
understory next to the pines on the southwest corner of the trail. I first 
heard the bird singing and then obtained several visuals, each lasting several 
seconds to ten seconds. The bird had bright yellow underparts, olive-green 
upperparts, a yellow face with a black hood and black throat.

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Watonwan Co

[Howard Towle]

I just observed a Hooded Warbler at Eagles Nest Co Pk in Watonwan Co (1st
county record?). Take the first right road as you enter park & go to the
loop at end of the road. Bird was singing classic HOWA song for over 30
minutes in woods around the loop. Also observed earlier this morning were
two late Greater White-fronted Geese at wetlands on 320 St just east of MN
60/15 (south of Madelia).


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[mou-net] Hooded warbler, Lebanon hills

[Kyle TePoel]

Had a nice warbler wave in Lebanon Hills regional park (Eagan). West of
pilot knob road, it was just 5 warbler species, but three of them were
Canada, mourning, and (female) hooded. I know hooded warblers used to be
seen with some regularity on the east portion of the park, but the last
time I saw one here was about 8 or 9 years ago. For what it's worth, this
one seemed to be moving on, but if interested it was in a brushy area
downhill from where the hiking trail splits from the horse trail, and near
where they cross paths again; brushy patch on the right, grassy field on
the left. Blue wingeds are here too, on territory.

Kyle Te Poel
Stillwater township


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Sherburne NWR

[Refsnider]

This morning on Sherburne's Blue Hill Trail Maureen & I spotted a male 
HOODED WARBLER.  It was midway between the base of Blue Hill and the 
beginning of the spruce plantation.  He was readily seen and quite 
vocal. Sometimes he did the full typical song, but often sang only the 
closing 3-4 notes.


Other species of note, all on the Blue Hill Trail, except the final 2 
species were on the Mahnomen Trail:

Lark Sparrow
Many Eastern Towhees
Palm Warblers
Yellow-rumped Warblers
Yellow Warbler
Black and White Warblers - 2
Common Yellowthroat
Ovenbird
Sora - heard
Virginia Rail - heard
Northern Harrier
Hermit Thrush
Swainson's Thrush
Red-headed Woodpecker
Slate-colored Junco - seems like a straggler

Ron & Maureen Refsnider


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Black-billed Cuckoo, Ramsey County

[Holly Peirson]

There are both male and female Hooded Warblers at Comp Park's Outdoor Classroom 
area, as well as Black-billed Cuckoo, seen within the 1/2 hr, just NE of the 
outdoor memorial fireplace.

PS: There are a lot of school children and buses in the park today!

Holly and Paul Peirson



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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Wash Cnty

[Rick Gibson]

Lots of great birds at William OBrein State Park today but best was a
singing male Hooded Warbler on the northwest edge of the Transition Trail.

Happy Mother's Day Weekend.

-rick gibson, mpls


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Wright Co.

[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.

[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
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 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 
 
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler/Washington Co./Afton SP

[danerika]

Hi All—

On Friday, Erika and I heard and eventually saw the Hooded Warbler that
hangs out behind the visitor’s center at Afton State Park. I looked for it
near the ground, which was a mistake—the bird sang from the mid-level of
the forest. Despite poor light, the distance of the singer, and the bird’s
being back-lit, I was able to take a photograph (although far from the
greatest ever taken of the species). See my blog:

http://dantallmansbirdblog.blogspot.com

dan

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[mou-net] Hooded warbler

[Vic Lewis]

There has been a Hooded Warbler that has been singing at Westwood Hills Nature 
Center all morning now (June 16). There has been only brief visual, but it has 
been singing close and loudly. It has been singing most prominently on the 
north eastern portion of Basswood trail, when it starts heading downwards. A 
more detailed map can be found at the Front Desk of the Interpretive center. 
Originally heard by Alex Sundvall this morning. 

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[mou-net] Hooded warbler

[Vic Lewis]

We made positive visual I D on the Bird! Check at front desk for a map on 
location!

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[mou-net] HOODED WARBLER, Carpenter Naure Center, Washington

[Jesse Ellis]

At around 11:30 today I found a singing male Hooded Warbler at Carpenter
Nature Center, just south of the platform on the Savanna Trail. He was in
the buckthorn thickets and lower tiers of the canopy singing consistently.
I obtained some short recordings and got a good look at him.

Nearly home in St. Paul, on St. Clair Ave where it intersects 35E, I then
had both a flyover Osprey and better yet, a flyover Red-headed Woodpecker.
Not a bad Ramsey Co bird, and darn near decent for St. Paul.

Jesse Ellis
St. Paul


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Anoka County

[Bob Dunlap]

Male Hooded Warbler found by myself and several others foraging low in the
brush on the east side of Linwood Lake around 4pm. From the boat launch on
the northeast side of the lake, follow the trail east around the lake for a
ways until it turns south and you get to a large uprooted tree. We watched
it for several minutes at this location as it worked its way north.

Bob Dunlap
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler in Sherburne County

[Williams, Bob]

I was able to relocate the Hooded Warbler reported by Paul Johnson yesterday in 
Woodland Trails Park on CR 1 north of Elk River in Sherburne County.  At noon 
it was calling regularly from a spot between D and E by the South Crossing.  
Unfortunately I was not able to see the bird and it stopped calling after a 
couple of minutes.
Bob Williams, Bloomington

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler at Lebanon Hills Regional Park

[R.D. Everhart]

I had my Field Ornithology class out this morning at Lebanon
Hills Regional Park when we found a singing Hooded Warbler near the
Visitors Center off Cliff Road. The bird was heard in the same
location as last summer along the trail that circles Schulz Lake and
the swimming beach. The location is along the trail on the far south
side of the lake.

Roger Everhart
Apple Valley, MN


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler @ T.S. Roberts

[Tom]

There was a silent male Hooded Warbler @ Roberts this morning. It was seen 
between 9:00  9:30 along the fence north of the path near the bird feeder. 
Also, present were several male Mourning Warblers  a calling Red-headed 
Woodpecker.

 

Tom
  

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Re: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler @ T.S. Roberts

[Jason Caddy]

I re-found the Hooded Warbler at 1:30pm at the same location that Tom Tustison 
had reported it. The warbler was foraging very actively only a few feet off the 
ground. There was also an Alder Flycatcher a little to the east of there that 
called once.
 
Cheers,
 
Jason Caddy
 
 Date: Mon, 26 May 2014 15:32:12 +
 From: tomtusti...@hotmail.com
 Subject: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler @ T.S. Roberts
 To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
 
 There was a silent male Hooded Warbler @ Roberts this morning. It was seen 
 between 9:00  9:30 along the fence north of the path near the bird feeder. 
 Also, present were several male Mourning Warblers  a calling Red-headed 
 Woodpecker.
 
  
 
 Tom
 
 
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler at Murphy Hanrehan

[David Zumeta]

On 5/17, a Hooded Warbler was singing on the south side of the trail
between trail markers 14 and 15 in Murphy Hanrehan Regional Park, Scott
County. This location is about 1/2 mile east-northeast of the northeastern
most part of Murphy Lake. The warbler sang five times @ 12:30 p.m., so may
be on territory. If you go look for it, please stay on the trail and do not
use tapes. This is not a part of the park that is off limits. Had 20
species of warblers in the park, including a Cape May and Golden-winged
(but no Blue-winged or Cerulean in places where they usually occur). Also a
female Ruby-throated Hummingbird building a nest.

On 5/18 a.m., Golden-winged Warbler in the oaks along West River Road in
South Minneapolis, just south of the ravine by the intersection with 34th
Street.

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler Nest-Afton State Park

[Joe Conley]

Found a female hooded warbler on nest. First saw her Thursday am, but
didn't have enough time to look for nest. Today I did. Went to where I saw 
her Thursday, and marked trail when I first heard her chip. Then continued 
till she stopped and marked trail. Then went in between marks and sat on 
folding chair I brought. Later bird was flushed by two joggers with dogs. 
Went into chip mode for a while and then stopped.  Next time was flushed by 
a fox, which had got another bird in a panic. This time I saw where she came 
from, right in front of me. Waited till she went onto nest and took her 
picture. Is very close to path, and fox den with at least one pup. 
Saw the male only once, but he came around  about every half hour and 
sang loudly, especially when I was watching fox listening.
Thanks to Pete Nichols for posting about the warblers, would like to show you 
the nest.
Joe Conley


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[mou-net] hooded warbler in hennepin co.

[Leslie Marcus]

The hooded warbler was still present at Robert’s Sanctuary in Minneapolis, 
Hennepin Co. in the same general location as recently posted. The bird was seen 
about 12pm. or so today, again foraging on the ground a bit further east than 
the broken down boardwalk, still near the main trail.
A thanks to Mary Alyce Krohnke for spotting it after a bit of a search!
Leslie Marcus 
St. Louis Park,
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Minneapolis

[Stephen Greenfield]

At 4:30, there was a singing male Hooded Warbler in Roberts Sanctuary, just
east of the (broken-down) boardwalk off the main trail.  There was also a
smattering of more expected warblers.

 

I have seen very few species of migrants so far in Minneapolis this May
(and, more significantly, Connie Brunell has said the same).  But a birder
there said she had seen a lot of birds earlier today, including a
Golden-winged Warbler and a Wood Thrush.  This afternoon included
Orange-crowned and Black-and-White and male Yellow-rumped, so hopefully it's
still early.

 

Stephen Greenfield

Minneapolis

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[mou-net] Hooded warbler-Henn Cty-9 Mile Creek/Bloomington

[Cory Bedeaux]

Hooded warbler at 9 Mile Creek.


I went in at the 106th St entrance off of 35W. Go west off of the 106th
street exit and the park entrance is on the left past the school.  There is
a steep set of steps down into the park. Cross the bridge immediately and
head south towards the river.  First heard singing by the large cottonwood
stump and watershed building.  Found the bird later a little south of the
1.6 mile market where the path comes to a T. The bird was straight ahead in
the woods in the back where the buckthorn is thick.

First heard the bird last Tuesday, saw the bird last Saturday and heard
again today.   There is a map of the park at this trailhead.

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Re: [mou-net] Hooded warbler-Henn Cty-9 Mile Creek/Bloomington

[Don Wanschura]

Hooded warbler was still there just south of mile marker 1.6 where the path 
'T's. Bird was singing up a wooded slope. Can't miss the song. This was about 
11:00 AM.
Don Wanschura 



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Subject: [mou-net] Hooded warbler-Henn Cty-9 Mile Creek/Bloomington
 
Hooded warbler at 9 Mile Creek.


I went in at the 106th St entrance off of 35W. Go west off of the 106th
street exit and the park entrance is on the left past the school.  There is
a steep set of steps down into the park. Cross the bridge immediately and
head south towards the river.  First heard singing by the large cottonwood
stump and watershed building.  Found the bird later a little south of the
1.6 mile market where the path comes to a T. The bird was straight ahead in
the woods in the back where the buckthorn is thick.

First heard the bird last Tuesday, saw the bird last Saturday and heard
again today.   There is a map of the park at this trailhead.

Cory Bedeaux


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler

[Frank Gosiak]

Milt Blomberg and I relocated the Hooded Warbler at Lebanon Hills this 
morning at 11:15. The bird was calling near the no 48 marker. We got 
some very good looks and the bird stayed in the area. We went in off the 
120th street W. Equestrian trail head.


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Lebanon Hills update

[Jason Caddy]

I met up with Curt Rawn this morning by chance and with my daughter we set out 
to find the Hooded Warbler in Lebanon Hills Regional Park. I had tried 
yesterday on the trail that leads to Portage Lake from Shulze Lake without 
success and we did not find it there again today but then we heard an 
unfamiliar call at trail marker #45. It turned out to be a beautiful male 
Hooded Warbler that gave us great views for several minutes. It was singing 
loudly and continued to sing past 11:00am. We also found a Pileated Woodpecker 
and I heard Eastern Towhee, and Red-eyed Vireo along with many flycatchers. 
Please do not use playback for this warbler as it has a potential to breed with 
the female that is in the area and it is of course quite rare in Minnesota. The 
use of playback is banned in some areas of Southeast Arizona because it was 
disrupting some of the range limited species when they were on their breeding 
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler pair, Lebanon Hills Regional Park

[Matt Dufort]

Hi all,

This morning I took a short walk at Lebanon Hills Regional Park in 
Dakota County, starting at the Visitor's Center on Cliff Rd, and 
circling Schulze Lake.  I heard the singing male Hooded Warbler reported 
previously, along the trail that leads south from Schulze Lake towards 
Portage Lake.  In this same area, constant chipping led me to an 
actively foraging adult female Hooded Warbler.  I didn't get to see the 
two birds interacting, or see any signs of nesting.  But for folks 
visiting this area, please keep an eye out for any evidence of nesting 
activity.


Also in the area - lots of Eastern Towhees, a singing Scarlet Tanager, 
and many other more common woodland birds.


Good birding,
Matt Dufort
Minneapolis


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Afton SP, belated post

[linda whyte]

(I apologize for the tardiness of this post.)
In mid-morning on Monday, there was a Hooded Warbler in Afton State Park,
at the top of the bluff, along the paved trail through the picnic area. It
was almost directly across from the first bathroom. It gave its signature
call twice, which is how it was, perched briefly on a bare limb in the
open. It seemed to move down the bluff in a northeasterly direction, and
was not re-found on the return walk.

Linda Whyte


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Lebanon Hills regional Park

[R.D. Everhart]

I had my Field Ornithology class out this morning (Monday) at the
Lebanon Hills Regional Park Visitors Center in Eagan (off of Cliff
Road) where we came upon a very loud male Hooded Warbler sitting over
the hiking trail. The spot we found him at is along the trail on the
south side of Schultz Lake. We saw him about 11:00 am. Right below
the Hooded Warbler was a very cooperative Eastern Towhee.

Roger Everhart
Apple Valley, MN

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler at Krueger Park Wabasha County

[Scott Mehus]

I was at Krueger Park from 7:45-9:05 am today and was able to relocate the
male Hooded Warbler that Andy Nyhus reported yesterday.  His directions
were right to the T. The bird would actively signing for about  20
minutes and then be quite for about 20 minutes.  It was very hard to
observe the bird though in the heavy cover of this ravine.  The bridge area
seems to be the back side of it's territory as he would work his way to the
North East while signing and then the song would become fairly faint.  So
be patient and eventually he works his way towards the bridge along the
trail.
Krueger Park is a great park to bird, there are lots of trails to explore!

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Wabasha Co

[Andrew Nyhus]

I found a first county record Hooded Warbler at the kruger trail area in
wabasha county at 10:30 this am. when entering kruger stay to the left and
drive back to the shelter. park here and walk back on the trail staying to
the right at the Y. walk to the first bridge. the bird spent much time in
the canopy singing. it was not acting like a migrant bird but more like a
potential nesting bird.

Andrew Nyhus
Winona, MN
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Henslow's Sparrow, Murphy-Hanrehan

[linda whyte]

The Hooded Warbler at Murphy-Hanrehan was in fine voice this morning,
easy to hear and not too difficult to find. He was along the section
of trail that is accessed across from the Horse Camp parking lot. Hike
in until you find the green park signs on either side of the path,
that prohibit entry due to Oak Wilt. From there walk 350 steps
farther, listening as you go. The bird was singing on the left side of
the trail.   There are a couple of informal paths that lead in closer
to the bird, and that's where we saw it in plain sight

The Henslow's Sparrow was heard and seen in the huge open area to the
SE, just before you top the rise toward the picnic table on the hill.
Bobolinks were also prominent here.
Linda


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[mou-net] Hooded warbler

[Stefanie Moss]

A few Hooded Warblers this morning at Murphy Hanrehan along trail 15.
Calling only intermittently.

Kurt


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler photos

[danerika]

Hi All--I have posted the photos of yesterday's Hooded Warbler on my blog:

http://dantallmansbirdblog.blogspot.com

I have not seen the bird today.  Yesterday our neighbor photographed the
bird in her backyard and noticed that it was banded.  As many warblers are
doing in this cold weather, the Hooded Warbler fed on the ground in her
grassy backyard.

dan
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Northfield, Minnesota
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Reservoir Woods - Roseville

[Jason B]

While I don't want to steal another birder's thunder, I wanted to get this
sighting up ASAP.  I was just on a trail in Roseville when another birder
told me he heard a Hooded Warbler singing in Reservoir Woods.  I relocated
the bird easily (11:45 am)  apparently much closer to the entrance of the
trail than when the other birder heard it.
Directions:
The bird is singing very close to the Western end of Reservoir Woods trail.
 The entrance is on Victoria Street south of County Road B  north of
Larpenteur, on the East side of Victoria (North of the 90 degree bend at a
Cemetary and there is parking for about 3-4 cars on the side of the road if
that School Bus moves.)  The bird was singing just off the trail  was
visible when it flew into a bare tree.
MANY THANKS to the birder that directed me to the bird.  Hope you don't mind
that I posted this.

Jason Bolish
Bloomington - Hennepin County


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Re: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Reservoir Woods - Roseville

[Earl Orf]

I caught glimpses of the Hooded Warbler at Reservoir Woods between 4:30 and
5:00 this evening.  It was in the same area that Jason reported (below)
between the start of the paved trail at Victoria and the place where a dirt
path goes off to each side.

Earl Orf
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Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2010 12:40 PM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Reservoir Woods - Roseville

While I don't want to steal another birder's thunder, I wanted to get this
sighting up ASAP.  I was just on a trail in Roseville when another birder
told me he heard a Hooded Warbler singing in Reservoir Woods.  I relocated
the bird easily (11:45 am)  apparently much closer to the entrance of the
trail than when the other birder heard it.
Directions:
The bird is singing very close to the Western end of Reservoir Woods trail.
 The entrance is on Victoria Street south of County Road B  north of
Larpenteur, on the East side of Victoria (North of the 90 degree bend at a
Cemetary and there is parking for about 3-4 cars on the side of the road if
that School Bus moves.)  The bird was singing just off the trail  was
visible when it flew into a bare tree.
MANY THANKS to the birder that directed me to the bird.  Hope you don't mind
that I posted this.

Jason Bolish
Bloomington - Hennepin County


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[mou-net] Hooded warbler -western Henn Co

[Robin LaFortune]

Birding at Lake Rebecca PR this morning, I was very surprised to find a Hooded 
warbler.  The bird was not singing, but drew my attention with loud bright chip 
notes. I watched it for about 10 min, then it disappeared into the understory.  

 Besides this nice surprise, I found very few migrants,and only 9 species of 
warblers. Lots of resident birds setting up territories.  Quite a few 
yellow-billed cuckoo calling, too.

Directions to area- Enter the park main entrance and park at the boat launch 
area.  Follow the hiking trail south, along the edge of the lake.  There are 2 
trails branching off left, take the 2nd trail left(east).  This goes straight 
up the hill. I saw the Hooded warbler at the top of the hill, going right.


Robin Lafortune
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler ~ Rice Co.

[Dave Bartkey]

Hi everyone,
  While attempting a big day in Rice County today, Gene Bauer, Dan Tallman and 
I found a singing male Hooded Warbler in the east side of Cannon River 
Wilderness Park. We all had great looks! This is the third year in a row that I 
have seen or heard a Hooded Warbler in this very spot, which is about 100 yards 
before the land opens up and you would encounter the boardwalk. This was also 
one of 19 warbler species today. We tallied a total of 129 birds - far short of 
the record. (143)

  Highlights:
Hooded Warbler
2 Cerulean Warblers
Acadian Flycatcher
Black-billed Cuckoo
Lark Sparrow
Eurasian Collared Dove
2 Western Grebes
2 Red-necked Grebes
Scarlet Tanagers (many)

Oh, and one bird that started off my day in a nice way was a calling Common 
Nighthawk above my apt. building at 4:45 am.

Good birding!

Dave Bartkey
Faribault, MN
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler?

[Lee Pratsch]

Good afternoon, again,

I saw what I think is a hooded warbler on Stuart Ave. in St. Paul, between 
Lincoln and Homer at about 10:30a.  

Peterson does not have it in Minnesota, but my edition is 30 years old and 
the map states that it comes casually in April after storms.  Similar species 
have even less likely.

Happy viewing,
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Re: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler?

[Julian Sellers]

It's rare but possible.  There is a sizable breeding population of Hooded 
Warblers in Murphy-Hanrehan Regional Park (Three Rivers Park District). 
(Bruce Fall is the expert on that.)  In recent years, the species has been 
reported from various locations in MN, including Battle Creek Park and 
Crosby Farm Park in St. Paul.  If your location was on Stewart Ave between 
Rankin St and Homer St, that's just a block north of Shepard Road and Crosby 
Farm Park.  I have seen Hooded Warblers in the bluff woods below Shepard 
Road on 5/24/03 and 5/19/09.  In Birds in Minnesota, Bob Janssen lists April 
22 and April 30 as the earliest spring dates for Hooded Warblers in 
Minnesota.


Julian
St. Paul

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Date: Saturday, May 01, 2010 1:50 PM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: [mou-net] Hooded Warbler?


Good afternoon, again,

   I saw what I think is a hooded warbler on Stuart Ave. in St. Paul, 
between Lincoln and Homer at about 10:30a.


   Peterson does not have it in Minnesota, but my edition is 30 years old 
and the map states that it comes casually in April after storms.  Similar 
species have even less likely.


   Happy viewing,
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Dakota Co.

[KCTEPO00]

Today around 12:00 I found a male Hooded Warbler at Lebanon Hills Regional Park 
in Dakota County.  It was singing incessantly for the 10-15 minutes I was near 
it.  I know others had seen one there this spring (and last year as well) so 
I'm assuming this is probably the same guy on territory.  

Kyle TePoel
St. Paul


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler reported at Duluth

[Jim Lind]

Josh Vinyard reported seeing a singing Hooded Warbler at Hawk Ridge 
in Duluth today, June 14.  Unfortunately I do not have any additional 
details about the exact location.

Jim Lind


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Carver County

[Bruce Baer]

This morning there was a singing Hooded Warbler on the Rapids Lake/Carver Trail 
at the Rapids Lake unit of the MVNWR.  It's about half way along Rapids Lake 
where I put a three inch limb across the trail as a marker.  It is a long walk 
if you are interested.

Also in the are were Yellow-billed Cuckoo, two Mourning Warblers, Olive-sided 
Flycatcher, four Willow Flycatchers.


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Crosby Park, St. Paul

[Julian Sellers]

I led a walk at Crosby Farm Park from 7:00 to 9:00 this morning.  From the end 
of the main road into the park, we walked down toward the small lake, then to 
the left on the old paved path between the lake and the bluff.  A couple of 
hundred yards down this path, we heard an unidentified song, and the fifteen 
(or so) of us spent about fifteen minutes searching in vain for the singer.  At 
9:15, Linda Kellar and I returned to try again.  The bird was still singing, 
and Linda got a brief look that was enough to identify it as a Hooded Warbler.  
I spent another hour searching as the bird sang almost constantly and moved 
about.  I finally got an eye-level view at a distance of 30 feet from the trail 
up on the bluff.  Be aware that the bluff trail is poorly maintained and the 
foot bridges have been vandalized.  I was able to get up to the bluff trail at 
the place where the main path turns into the wetland, and could return to the 
HOWA place on the bluff trail.

The voice had the right quality for a HOWA, but the syllables sounded like, 
Flip a de hip sweet SWEET! with a tiny pause after Flip.  I figure it 
wintered in the Caribbean.  From a distance, with only the ending audible, it 
sounded like an Acadian Flycatcher.

Last Saturday, I checked for Prothonotary Warblers in the SE corner of the 
park, and found none.  I have not checked there since then.

Julian
St. Paul


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler at Louisville Swamp, Scott County

[Bob Dunlap]

Barry Jones just called to report a male Hooded Warbler at Louisville 
Swamp in Scott County. Go south of the main parking lot to the top of 
the bluff overlooking the valley, then take the trail to the left. This 
trail heads down the hill toward some old farm ruins; just before the 
ruins on the left (north) side of the trail there is a spot of thick 
woods from which the bird was boldly singing. This is apparently the 
same area as last year where one was present.


Bob Dunlap

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler Alternate Song

[Julian Sellers]

Cornell's Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds has 65 recordings of Hooded 
Warbler on its web site.  Among them I found recordings of an alternate song 
that is very similar to the song I heard this morning at Crosby Park in St. 
Paul.  A good example is the recording with catalog number 68970 (recorded by 
William W. Gunn in Ontario in 1952).  (Go to 
http://macaulaylibrary.org/index.do, click the Audio box, and enter Wilsonia 
citrina without the quotation marks in the Find box.  This particular 
recording is number 45 in the list.)

Now that I know that song, I hope to recognize it at Murphy-Hanrehan.

Julian


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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler still present - Rice Co.

[Dave Bartkey]

Hi everyone,

  The Hooded Warbler reported by Linda Whyte from Saturday at Cannon River 
Wilderness Park; east side, was still present this morning. I didn't get a look 
at it but heard it very briefly. Near the spot where the trail crosses the 
washout, the warbler sang its sweet, sweet, sweetee-o call once. I stopped to 
look and I heard it a second time from much farther away and didn't hear it 
again afterwards.

 

  I also heard 2 Acadian Flycatchers singing and one Eastern Wood Pewee.

 

  Swainson's  Gray-cheeked Thrushes were all over the place today! Wow!

 

Good birding!

 

Dave Bartkey

Faribault, MN

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[mou-net] hooded warbler on the am of the 14th, minneapolis

[David A. Cahlander]

From: Rich Pagen richwpa...@yahoo.com
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Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2009 2:52 PM
Subject: [mou-rba] hooded warbler on the am of the 14th, minneapolis



At 830am on 14 May, a male hooded warbler (along with 15 other warbler
species, 4 species of vireo, 3 species of thrush) was spotted by Eric
Wornson at Roberts bird sanctuary on the northeast side of Lake Harriet in 
Minneapolis. From the east entrance near the Peace Park, walk the plastic 
boardwalk trail to where the plastic boardwalk ends. The bird was seen in 
the woods on the right side of the plastic boardwalk trail right where the 
board walk ends.






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[mou-net] Hooded warbler, Cannon R. Wilderness E., 5/16

[linda whyte]

(Please excuse the late post; obligations necessitate choosing between
birding and posting, and we know what wins.)

A daylong trip Saturday to the E. Cannon River Wilderness and
Nerstrand Woods State Park yielded great looks at the following, among
others:
redstart, magnolia, yellow, c. yellow-throat, golden-wing, blue-wing,
cerulean, Cape May (seen by two of the party), chestnut-sided, palm,
and hooded warbler; Tennessee and Nashvilles (heard only); ovenbirds;
house wrens; blue-gray gnatcatchers; scarlet tanager; yellow-bellied
sapsucker; Swainson's and gray-cheeked thrushes; bluebirds; veery;
indigo bunting; E. towhee; rose-breasted grosbeak; great-crested
flycatcher; catbird; cuckoo (heard only, from across the river);
warbling, yellow-throated, and blue-headed vireos (heard); Cooper's
and red-tail hawks.
The prairie burn area was heavily populated with thrushes.The hooded
warbler was beyond the entry-ravine, very near the second boardwalk.
It flew low, across the path just in front of us, landing on a low
branch just a couple of feet away from the trail. It chipped, never
sang, but gave excellent, though brief, looks.
The other highlight was the sapsucker (male) entering a cavity. He
went all the way in, then poked out his head to stare back at
us---most charming turn-about. En route there were a meadowlark,
shrike, and E. phoebe. At Nerstrand we did spot the red-headed
woodpecker in the main campground, fleetingly, as he took off into the
woods. Altogether, it was a great day.
Linda Whyte
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler, Minneapolis

[Stephen Greenfield]

In a short visit (after all, it's Mothers' Day) to Roberts sanctuary, I saw
a male Hooded Warbler in the eastern end of the sanctuary.  It was singing
vociferously, and had moved to the north trail (named Bossen Road) by the
time I left after 8.

 

There were not many other warblers around (as has seemed the case all
spring), or flycatchers or thrushes.  But I don't think I've ever seen
Caspian Tern in (well, over) Roberts before.

 

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Minneapolis

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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Miinneapolis still aroung

[Warren Woessner]

The Hooded Warbler was present near the east entrance to the Roberts Sanctuary 
(near the prerennial gardens but inside the fence and up to about 50 yards 
west) until about 1103AM Sun, when it stopped singing and we could not follow 
it. Also Blackpoll, Redstart, Black and White, Tenn, Ovenbird, Yel-rumped 
Warblers and Blue Headed Vireo
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[mou-net] Hooded Warbler - Rice Co.

[Dave Bartkey]

Hi everyone,

  Saturday afternoon (4/25), Gene Bauer had called me stating that he and Lyle 
Myers had found a male Hooded Warbler in the Cannon River Wilderness Park, west 
side. Tonight after work, I thought it a long shot but I stopped home and 
grabbed my daughter Emma to accompany me on a walk to see what we could find. 
We re-found the Hooded Warbler in the same area Gene had spotted it on 
Saturday! The west side of Cannon River Wilderness Park is located off of Hwy. 
3, 8 miles south of Northfield. Turn left onto 151st St. E. and go 1.3 miles to 
the parking lot. From the lot, keep to the right along the woodline and you 
will see a red gate. This marks the trail you want to follow. Keep on this 
trail and follow along the river. Look for the warbler around where the trail 
starts curving to the left, just past where the trail is very close to eroding 
away. It was foraging low, and when we first spied it, it was probably less 
than two feet away from our knees! Very good looks without binocs! While 
observing it, it flew across the river but we could still hear it doing its 
unique chip.

 

  Emma and I had 7 species of warbler here tonight plus Blue-gray Gnatcatcher!

 

Good birding!

 

Dave Bartkey

Faribault, MN

screech...@q.com 


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