[mou-net] waconia

2012-11-21 Thread Mike Butterfield
Went to Waconia - Pacific Loons were there! 
3 - 2 left at abt 11 - other might be there still?

saw also on Waconia 
Buffleheads
Lesser Scaup 
Common Goldeneye
Coots
Ring Bill Gulls
3 Red Br Mergansers 
Downy 
Nice//Brown Creeper at the Cemetary 
Red Bellied WP
Cardinal 
Blue jay
Am Goldfinches
Waxwings
Chicadees
Junco 

Eagle at the Arboretum by the Lake


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[mou-net] Waconia, Carver County

2012-03-17 Thread Mark LaRose
I had a male Eastern Bluebird work his way across the yard today, a big 
surprise for me as we are on the shore of Lake Waconia in a primarily wooded 
lot FOY and new yard bird, too!

The rookery on the island in Lake Waconia is quite active with Great Blue 
Herons, haven't seen any Egrets yet. The lake is still ice covered, but not for 
long. A new crack formed today near shore, probably from the wind blowing 
toward the north shore. Maybe it will open before all the W-F geese have moved 
on, but doesn't seem too likely.

Mark LaRose

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[mou-net] Waconia

2010-11-03 Thread Dennis and Barbara Martin
Spent some time looking around the lake early this PM.  One Surf Scoter was 
seen in the southeast area, then it flew to the northeast area where it was 
seen again about an hour later.

As there were a lot of users on the lake (primarily sail boarders and parachute 
boarders using the high winds) the loons were confined to mostly watchable 
areas of the lake.  Little other than a few scattered one, twos, or threes were 
in the eastern and southern areas of the lake.  The northwestern area of the 
lake had one flock of better than 20 loons and several other scattered birds in 
other areas.  Total probably some 45-50 loons were still on the lake and all 
were clearly Common Loons.  There could have been others that I couldn't see 
because, as most of you know, there are areas of the lake that are simply not 
visible from the limited 8-10 access points.


Dennis and Barbara Martin
Shorewood, MN
dbmar...@skypoint.com


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