Re: [mou-net] Yellow throated warbler

[linda whyte]

Peace, Dan,

Once others have reported it, and perhaps documented with photos, the
listing may be corrected. Unless there's something at stake riding on your
list, patience may do the trick, though this non-lister wouldn't know the
protocol for corrections.

Meanwhile, enjoy the fact that the bird has survived and given you the
pleasure of seeing it. In this climate-change weather, many birds may do
unexpected things in the face of changing conditions. Indeed, they likely
always have, but now more folks are out there observing it.

As someone once said, "the birds don't read the books", or maps, or lists
for that matter. They do what they must to survive, and we need to support
that however we can.

Linda Whyte

On Sat, Mar 30, 2024, 8:42 AM Dan Ahlman  wrote:

> Good morning
> I’m emailing because of the stupidity of the board on the yellow throated
> warbler reported 5/27/23.  This should not have been removed from my
> list!! This was seen on an MBW trip with Kim Eckert . He was standing
> right with us and pointed it out to all of us!! Please make sure my re
> entry of this this siting this morning is accepted!
> Thanks!
> Dan Ahlman
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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[mou-net] Yellow throated warbler

[Dan Ahlman]

Good morning 
I’m emailing because of the stupidity of the board on the yellow throated 
warbler reported 5/27/23.  This should not have been removed from my list!! 
This was seen on an MBW trip with Kim Eckert . He was standing right with us 
and pointed it out to all of us!! Please make sure my re entry of this this 
siting this morning is accepted!
Thanks!
Dan Ahlman

Sent from my iPhone

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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Washington County

[sparky stensaas]

I have to chime in on this as well...
For years (and I mean YEARS!) I had heard this song on my early stops on my 
Carlton County BBS route and had no idea what it was (usually sung between 
4:45am and 6am).
I think I used to record it as Brown Creeper! (as it has the high-pitched 
descending quality reminiscent of Brown Creeper). On the BBS the early stops 
are quite dark, and you can't just track down birds because of the time 
restrictions.
Thanks to purchasing the Sibley app a few years ago, the mystery was 
solved..."dawn song" of Black-and-white Warbler. Like Jesse noted, there are 
few resources that even mentioned this song previously.


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From: Minnesota Birds  on behalf of Jesse Ellis 

Sent: Monday, May 22, 2023 12:39 PM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU 
Subject: Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Washington County

I think this is a good point to bring up, Bob! I hear this "canyon wren"
version of B&W warbler song quite a bit up in Ely over the summer early in
the season and many recording collections don't mention it. All About Birds
doesn't represent it, nor does Birds of the World Online, which only says
"A variation of primary song that is longer, faster, and more varied in
pitch is heard primarily on the breeding grounds (Bent 1953b
<https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fbirdsoftheworld.org%2Fbow%2Fspecies%2Fbawwar%2Fcur%2Freferences%23REF56932&data=05%7C01%7C%7Ce0355e11f9294f70d00f08db5aeb8f81%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435%7C1%7C0%7C638203740074878624%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=4JJOZmdCNX79Nxy9MZsg%2FizXkxP8bVDD0oxy1j%2FTqzg%3D&reserved=0>).<https://birdsoftheworld.org/bow/species/bawwar/cur/references#REF56932>"
(Interestingly, eBird has a song that fits the above description but it
doesn't have that descending feel like in your recording - perhaps this is
a regional dialect, because I've heard descending songs a lot in NE MN.)

Almost (?) all warblers that we run into in MN have "alternate songs",
which can be quite a bit different in patterning from what we usually hear
and are taught when learning songs. A number are very rare - for example
Nashville Warblers do a short flight song sometimes, which I pick up on
some automated recordings but almost never hear in the field. Others use
theirs quite commonly, like Black-throated Green (zee-zee-zee-zee zoo-zee
and zoo-zee zoo-zoo-zee), and are relatively well-known, but sometimes
those common versions (like with B&W) have been missed by the literature,
with many ornithologists perhaps not living near where these birds actually
breed, or being out when they often give these alternate songs.

Generally, the alternate songs seem to function in attracting or reassuring
mates, while the ones we hear more often are for defending territories from
other males.

Good birding!

Jesse Ellis
Cedar Rapids, IA (and Ely, MN in summer)



On Mon, May 22, 2023 at 11:55 AM Bob Dunlap  wrote:

> Follow-up to my observation from yesterday: turns out this was a
> Black-and-white Warbler singing an alternate song. One birder had the
> audacity to question the identification based on my recording as I had only
> heard the bird and not seen it, and lo and behold when I heard the exact
> same song in Pine County this morning I tracked the bird down to visually
> confirm a Black-and-white Warbler. For anyone interested here is the
> recording:
>
> https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Febird.org%2Fchecklist%2FS138674830&data=05%7C01%7C%7Ce0355e11f9294f70d00f08db5aeb8f81%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435%7C1%7C0%7C638203740074878624%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=GXc3D86nfamyw8laYFCskYjeinLFMEcnGSF5eL7PHeA%3D&reserved=0<https://ebird.org/checklist/S138674830>
>
> If anyone has the Sibley Guide app on their smartphone this song is akin to
> what is listed as “Dawn Song” in the sounds for Black-and-white Warbler.
>
> Continually humbled,
> Bob Dunlap
>
> On Sun, May 21, 2023 at 9:42 AM Bob Dunlap 
> wrote:
>
> > There is a Yellow-throated Warbler currently singing at William O’Brien
> > State Park at these coordinates:
> >
> > 45.2193015, -92.7693324
> >
> > This is a fairly short hike south of the visitor center.
> >
> > Bob Dunlap
> >
>
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Washington County

[Kyle Te Poel]

I hear that Black-and-White song often, and have been fooled many-a-time.
It's amazing how identical it sounds to the Yellow-Throated's song.

For what it's worth, Louisiana Waterthrushes also have a version of their
song that is very, very similar to the alternate Black-and-White/regular
Yellow-Throated Warbler song. I was recently in Illinois and heard the
Yellow-Throated Warbler's song from the canopy. I climbed the trail up the
cliff which, thankfully, landed me at eye level with the singing bird,
which turned out to be the Louisiana Waterthrush. Was hoping it was a
Yellow-Throated as I'd already seen Louisiana that day, but it was a good
learning moment!

Kyle Te Poel
Stillwater Township, MN


On Mon, May 22, 2023 at 12:39 PM Jesse Ellis  wrote:

> I think this is a good point to bring up, Bob! I hear this "canyon wren"
> version of B&W warbler song quite a bit up in Ely over the summer early in
> the season and many recording collections don't mention it. All About Birds
> doesn't represent it, nor does Birds of the World Online, which only says
> "A variation of primary song that is longer, faster, and more varied in
> pitch is heard primarily on the breeding grounds (Bent 1953b
>  >)."
> (Interestingly, eBird has a song that fits the above description but it
> doesn't have that descending feel like in your recording - perhaps this is
> a regional dialect, because I've heard descending songs a lot in NE MN.)
>
> Almost (?) all warblers that we run into in MN have "alternate songs",
> which can be quite a bit different in patterning from what we usually hear
> and are taught when learning songs. A number are very rare - for example
> Nashville Warblers do a short flight song sometimes, which I pick up on
> some automated recordings but almost never hear in the field. Others use
> theirs quite commonly, like Black-throated Green (zee-zee-zee-zee zoo-zee
> and zoo-zee zoo-zoo-zee), and are relatively well-known, but sometimes
> those common versions (like with B&W) have been missed by the literature,
> with many ornithologists perhaps not living near where these birds actually
> breed, or being out when they often give these alternate songs.
>
> Generally, the alternate songs seem to function in attracting or reassuring
> mates, while the ones we hear more often are for defending territories from
> other males.
>
> Good birding!
>
> Jesse Ellis
> Cedar Rapids, IA (and Ely, MN in summer)
>
>
>
> On Mon, May 22, 2023 at 11:55 AM Bob Dunlap 
> wrote:
>
> > Follow-up to my observation from yesterday: turns out this was a
> > Black-and-white Warbler singing an alternate song. One birder had the
> > audacity to question the identification based on my recording as I had
> only
> > heard the bird and not seen it, and lo and behold when I heard the exact
> > same song in Pine County this morning I tracked the bird down to visually
> > confirm a Black-and-white Warbler. For anyone interested here is the
> > recording:
> >
> > https://ebird.org/checklist/S138674830
> >
> > If anyone has the Sibley Guide app on their smartphone this song is akin
> to
> > what is listed as “Dawn Song” in the sounds for Black-and-white Warbler.
> >
> > Continually humbled,
> > Bob Dunlap
> >
> > On Sun, May 21, 2023 at 9:42 AM Bob Dunlap 
> > wrote:
> >
> > > There is a Yellow-throated Warbler currently singing at William O’Brien
> > > State Park at these coordinates:
> > >
> > > 45.2193015, -92.7693324
> > >
> > > This is a fairly short hike south of the visitor center.
> > >
> > > Bob Dunlap
> > >
> >
> > 
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> >
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>
> --
> Jesse Ellis
>
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Washington County

[Jesse Ellis]

I think this is a good point to bring up, Bob! I hear this "canyon wren"
version of B&W warbler song quite a bit up in Ely over the summer early in
the season and many recording collections don't mention it. All About Birds
doesn't represent it, nor does Birds of the World Online, which only says
"A variation of primary song that is longer, faster, and more varied in
pitch is heard primarily on the breeding grounds (Bent 1953b
)."
(Interestingly, eBird has a song that fits the above description but it
doesn't have that descending feel like in your recording - perhaps this is
a regional dialect, because I've heard descending songs a lot in NE MN.)

Almost (?) all warblers that we run into in MN have "alternate songs",
which can be quite a bit different in patterning from what we usually hear
and are taught when learning songs. A number are very rare - for example
Nashville Warblers do a short flight song sometimes, which I pick up on
some automated recordings but almost never hear in the field. Others use
theirs quite commonly, like Black-throated Green (zee-zee-zee-zee zoo-zee
and zoo-zee zoo-zoo-zee), and are relatively well-known, but sometimes
those common versions (like with B&W) have been missed by the literature,
with many ornithologists perhaps not living near where these birds actually
breed, or being out when they often give these alternate songs.

Generally, the alternate songs seem to function in attracting or reassuring
mates, while the ones we hear more often are for defending territories from
other males.

Good birding!

Jesse Ellis
Cedar Rapids, IA (and Ely, MN in summer)



On Mon, May 22, 2023 at 11:55 AM Bob Dunlap  wrote:

> Follow-up to my observation from yesterday: turns out this was a
> Black-and-white Warbler singing an alternate song. One birder had the
> audacity to question the identification based on my recording as I had only
> heard the bird and not seen it, and lo and behold when I heard the exact
> same song in Pine County this morning I tracked the bird down to visually
> confirm a Black-and-white Warbler. For anyone interested here is the
> recording:
>
> https://ebird.org/checklist/S138674830
>
> If anyone has the Sibley Guide app on their smartphone this song is akin to
> what is listed as “Dawn Song” in the sounds for Black-and-white Warbler.
>
> Continually humbled,
> Bob Dunlap
>
> On Sun, May 21, 2023 at 9:42 AM Bob Dunlap 
> wrote:
>
> > There is a Yellow-throated Warbler currently singing at William O’Brien
> > State Park at these coordinates:
> >
> > 45.2193015, -92.7693324
> >
> > This is a fairly short hike south of the visitor center.
> >
> > Bob Dunlap
> >
>
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Washington County

[Bob Dunlap]

Follow-up to my observation from yesterday: turns out this was a
Black-and-white Warbler singing an alternate song. One birder had the
audacity to question the identification based on my recording as I had only
heard the bird and not seen it, and lo and behold when I heard the exact
same song in Pine County this morning I tracked the bird down to visually
confirm a Black-and-white Warbler. For anyone interested here is the
recording:

https://ebird.org/checklist/S138674830

If anyone has the Sibley Guide app on their smartphone this song is akin to
what is listed as “Dawn Song” in the sounds for Black-and-white Warbler.

Continually humbled,
Bob Dunlap

On Sun, May 21, 2023 at 9:42 AM Bob Dunlap  wrote:

> There is a Yellow-throated Warbler currently singing at William O’Brien
> State Park at these coordinates:
>
> 45.2193015, -92.7693324
>
> This is a fairly short hike south of the visitor center.
>
> Bob Dunlap
>


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Washington County

[Bob Dunlap]

There is a Yellow-throated Warbler currently singing at William O’Brien
State Park at these coordinates:

45.2193015, -92.7693324

This is a fairly short hike south of the visitor center.

Bob Dunlap


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Chisago County

[Bob Dunlap]

There is a Yellow-throated Warbler singing intermittently from the white
pines at the following coordinates in the main unit of Carlos Avery WMA in
Chisago County (west side of Stacy):

45.3845144, -93.0133478

Bob Dunlap


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Ramsey C

[linda whyte]

Thanks to yesterday's quick morning post, I was willing to try for the bird
again this morning, having had just enough of a look to know it was worth
the effort. It paid off with much more satisfactory views, shared by 3
other birders (one with photos).
The bird perched near the top of a pine on the east side of the Vadnais
parking lot, not far from the entrance, vocalizing often.
Thanks again, Pete H.
Linda Whyte


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler Ramsey Cty

[PeteandDeb Hoeger-Lerdal]

Yellow-throated Warbler sparring with a Redstart At Vadnais Lake parking
lot,
Ramsey Cty.
Pete Hoeger, Mpls


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler - Dakota County

[Bruce Baer]

Migrating through Spring Lake Park – Archery Park near Hastings this morning

Bruce Baer
Bloomington





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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler in Duluth

[mou]

(Posted by Zack Blankenheim  via moumn.org)

This evening a Yellow-throated Warbler was at our suet and seed feeders in our 
back yard on 
and off between 5:30-7:30pm. Manged to get a few pictures and video. Pictures 
available 
here:
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S56567073

If anyone wishes to try to see it, assuming it is still around in the coming 
days, the feeders 
can be seen from the alley behind the house. Please use caution, there are a 
lot of kids that 
play/bike in the alley. For permission to enter our back yard please text 
763-248-1226. 

Location 
2808 E 2nd St.
Duluth, MN 55812

I'll post an update if it is spotted again tomorrow (Tues) morning.
Cheers,
Zack and Tina Blankenheim


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[mou-net] Fwd: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Ramsey Co

[linda whyte]

-- Forwarded message -
From: Linda Whyte 
Date: Thu, May 16, 2019 at 9:21 PM
Subject: Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Ramsey Co
To: Susan Barnes Elliott 
Cc: 



Thanks for the prompt postings--this was close enough to home not to be an
actual chase 😄. Another birder was tracking it, so we did get a backlit,
silhouette view of the bird. I'm hoping it stays long enough for a better
look.
Meanwhile, we had lovely looks at other Warblers, including Blackburnian,
Magnolia, and Black-throated Green. A Connecticut was singing close by as
well, and there were cooperative Solitary Sandpiper, N. Waterthrush, and
Indigo Bunting in the mix. It seems everything finds food in abundance on
the floodplain.
Linda Whyte
On Thu, May 16, 2019, 12:03 PM Susan Barnes Elliott 
wrote:

> Yellow-throated warbler still present at 11:45. : )
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On May 16, 2019, at 11:00 AM, Frank Berdan  wrote:
> >
> > Male. Crosby Farm, west entrance, walk to west end of upper lake. First
> > found by others who wish to remain unnamed.
> >
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Ramsey Co

[Susan Barnes Elliott]

Yellow-throated warbler still present at 11:45. : )

Sent from my iPhone

> On May 16, 2019, at 11:00 AM, Frank Berdan  wrote:
> 
> Male. Crosby Farm, west entrance, walk to west end of upper lake. First
> found by others who wish to remain unnamed.
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Ramsey Co

[Frank Berdan]

Male. Crosby Farm, west entrance, walk to west end of upper lake. First
found by others who wish to remain unnamed.


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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler at Whitewater Winona Cty

[Thomas George]

That’s kind of funny because several years ago my brother Bill George and I 
“chased” it at Whitewater.  We hung out at the place you described.  I was 
doubting Thomas because I had never chased a bird.  We waited and waited and 
then I thought I heard its call. We played it’s song and shortly thereafter it 
appeared. I was in awe. We then had a picnic lunch by the river and the bird 
followed us there and sang and sang and never left us alone.  Afterward I swore 
that this male confused us for female Yellow Throated warblers. My friend Bill 
Stjern said that sometimes males will go out of their range and spend the 
entire summer looking for a mate in vain. Lol

Sent from my iPhone

> On May 4, 2019, at 2:29 PM, Michael Henry 
> <005091dd628f-dmarc-requ...@lists.umn.edu> wrote:
> 
> The yellow-throated warbler is back again this year. Seen and heard in the 
> white pines along the road by the visitors center
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler at Whitewater Winona Cty

[Michael Henry]

The yellow-throated warbler is back again this year. Seen and heard in the 
white pines along the road by the visitors center

Sent from my iPhone

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[mou-net] Yellow-Throated Warbler - Downtown MPLS

[Amy Simso Dean]

Spotted today at Gold Medal Park, Hennepin Co.

spotted 12:30 today.

Amy


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler

[Jeanie Joppru]

Has anyone seen this warbler lately? Is it still at Gold Medal Park? We will be 
in the cities for a wedding, and may have time on Friday to look for it.
Jeanie

Jeanie Joppru
Pennington County, MN

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[mou-net] Yellow Throated Warbler(s) still at Gold Medal Park.

[Warren Woessner]

At about 10AM on my nth visit to the park, I observed one singing in the tree 
directly behind the Memorial plaque. A man walking his dog said he had observed 
two of them earlier in the area of the big Park sign. Has anyone observed 
nesting behavior.
Warren Woessner


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler: Hennepin Co.

[Douglas Mayo]

A Yellow-throated Warbler was still present at Gold Medal Park in Minneapolis 
around 3:30 today. It was in the trees between the river and the 
bike/pedestrian path, about 300 feet west of where the path descends towards 
the river.

Douglas Mayo  

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Re: [mou-net] Yellow Throated Warbler at Gold Medal Park

[Michael A. Koutnik]

Saw two yellow-throated warbler near Gold Medal Park around 8:15 PM:

East of I35W memorial, YTWA Flew south across west river parkway to arbor vitae 
hedge. Shuffled around in them for a bit then into river birch tree where I got 
a good view of one bird. Then flew back across  w river parkway into line of 
mixed trees. Always issuing "chip" call. 

Mike Koutnik

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> On May 19, 2016, at 3:50 PM, Joseph Lindell  wrote:
> 
> I found the Yellow Throated Warbler today at 3:15 right at the corner of 11th 
> St. and W. River Parkway in Gold Medal Park. I found it again, briefly at 
> 3:30 in the pines behind the 35W memorial. 
> 
> It sang the first time, which helped me find it. 
> 
> It was too quick for a photo, however, but I got a decent look through 
> binoculars.
> 
> Joe Lindell
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[mou-net] Yellow Throated Warbler at Gold Medal Park

[Joseph Lindell]

I found the Yellow Throated Warbler today at 3:15 right at the corner of 11th 
St. and W. River Parkway in Gold Medal Park. I found it again, briefly at 3:30 
in the pines behind the 35W memorial. 

It sang the first time, which helped me find it. 

It was too quick for a photo, however, but I got a decent look through 
binoculars.

Joe Lindell

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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- Hennepin Co

[Jason Bolish]

Yellow-Throated Warbler seen at 6:15, trees in the east side of the park.

Jason Bolish

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On Mon, May 16, 2016 at 6:29 PM -0700, "Monica Bryand" 
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I was just there and found it on top of the metal structure at about
7:30pm.

Monica Bryand
651-246-5522
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On Mon, May 16, 2016 at 8:15 PM, Michael Welch  wrote:

> I stopped by Gold Medal Park (Mpls, Hennepin County) this morning ~9 and
> did not find yellow-throated warbler. Returned about 4:30 and found one
> bird foraging (for nest material?) among oaks along path that winds along
> foot of mound in the middle of the park.
>
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- Hennepin Co

[Monica Bryand]

I was just there and found it on top of the metal structure at about
7:30pm.

Monica Bryand
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On Mon, May 16, 2016 at 8:15 PM, Michael Welch  wrote:

> I stopped by Gold Medal Park (Mpls, Hennepin County) this morning ~9 and
> did not find yellow-throated warbler. Returned about 4:30 and found one
> bird foraging (for nest material?) among oaks along path that winds along
> foot of mound in the middle of the park.
>
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- Hennepin Co

[Michael Welch]

I stopped by Gold Medal Park (Mpls, Hennepin County) this morning ~9 and
did not find yellow-throated warbler. Returned about 4:30 and found one
bird foraging (for nest material?) among oaks along path that winds along
foot of mound in the middle of the park.

---Michael Welch

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Re: [mou-net] [mou-rba] [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- Hennepin Co

[Roy Zimmerman]

Still present at 1pm
On May 15, 2016 11:38 AM, "CRAIG MANDEL"  wrote:

> 5/15/16
>
> 11:00 am
>
> One of the Yellow-throated Warblers was heard and seen along the trail
> that runs along the East side of the large hill at Gold Medal Park.
>
> Craig Mandel
> Minnetonka, Hennepin County
> egretc...@msn.com
>
> > Date: Sat, 14 May 2016 18:21:55 -0600
> > From: r...@moumn.org
> > Subject: Re: [mou-rba] [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting-
> Hennepin Co
> > To: mou-...@lists.umn.edu
> >
> > So excited that I failed to say I they were sighted around 7 pm by a
> handful of birders. Thanks to all who posted.  What a beautiful species.
> >
> > Sent from my iPhone
> >
> > > On May 14, 2016, at 12:22 PM, Mike Majeski 
> wrote:
> > >
> > > Despite all the activity (people, dogs, lawn mowing) in Gold Medal
> Park, the pair of yellow-throated warblers appear to be nesting in the
> area. An apparent a female was seen with a bill full of nesting material
> and the male was actively chasing a chipping sparrow out of a tree. This
> was around 10:45 a.m.  Please refrain from using tape recordings/audio
> calls, the birds are quite visible if you are patient. As stated, there is
> enough activity going on there and the birds do not need additional stress
> from recordings, especially if they are trying to nest!
> > > Thank you to all who posted info about this sighting.
> > > Mike Majeski
> > >
> > >
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Re: [mou-net] [mou-rba] [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- Hennepin Co

[CRAIG MANDEL]

5/15/16
 
11:00 am
 
One of the Yellow-throated Warblers was heard and seen along the trail that 
runs along the East side of the large hill at Gold Medal Park.  
 
Craig Mandel
Minnetonka, Hennepin County
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> Date: Sat, 14 May 2016 18:21:55 -0600
> From: r...@moumn.org
> Subject: Re: [mou-rba] [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- 
> Hennepin Co
> To: mou-...@lists.umn.edu
> 
> So excited that I failed to say I they were sighted around 7 pm by a handful 
> of birders. Thanks to all who posted.  What a beautiful species.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> > On May 14, 2016, at 12:22 PM, Mike Majeski  wrote:
> > 
> > Despite all the activity (people, dogs, lawn mowing) in Gold Medal Park, 
> > the pair of yellow-throated warblers appear to be nesting in the area. An 
> > apparent a female was seen with a bill full of nesting material and the 
> > male was actively chasing a chipping sparrow out of a tree. This was around 
> > 10:45 a.m.  Please refrain from using tape recordings/audio calls, the 
> > birds are quite visible if you are patient. As stated, there is enough 
> > activity going on there and the birds do not need additional stress from 
> > recordings, especially if they are trying to nest!
> > Thank you to all who posted info about this sighting.
> > Mike Majeski
> > 
> > 
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- Hennepin Co

[Jonathan Beck]

We were able to find it tonight from around 5PM - 6PM. First saw it over on
W River Road in the trees along the fence on the bike path. Did not get a
good look here, but later found it on the far east side of the park in a
~20' high oak.  There is a nest in the oak tree that the warbler was seen
in, but not sure if it was the next of this bird. Saw several other birders
and we all got a nice look at this bird. Photo posted to the MOU main page
from this evening.

jonathan & elizabeth beck

On Sat, May 14, 2016 at 7:11 PM, Karen Kraco  wrote:

> So excited that I failed to say I they were sighted around 7 pm by a
> handful of birders. Thanks to all who posted.  What a beautiful species.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On May 14, 2016, at 12:22 PM, Mike Majeski  wrote:
> >
> > Despite all the activity (people, dogs, lawn mowing) in Gold Medal Park,
> the pair of yellow-throated warblers appear to be nesting in the area. An
> apparent a female was seen with a bill full of nesting material and the
> male was actively chasing a chipping sparrow out of a tree. This was around
> 10:45 a.m.  Please refrain from using tape recordings/audio calls, the
> birds are quite visible if you are patient. As stated, there is enough
> activity going on there and the birds do not need additional stress from
> recordings, especially if they are trying to nest!
> > Thank you to all who posted info about this sighting.
> > Mike Majeski
> >
> >
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- Hennepin Co

[Karen Kraco]

So excited that I failed to say I they were sighted around 7 pm by a handful of 
birders. Thanks to all who posted.  What a beautiful species.

Sent from my iPhone

> On May 14, 2016, at 12:22 PM, Mike Majeski  wrote:
> 
> Despite all the activity (people, dogs, lawn mowing) in Gold Medal Park, the 
> pair of yellow-throated warblers appear to be nesting in the area. An 
> apparent a female was seen with a bill full of nesting material and the male 
> was actively chasing a chipping sparrow out of a tree. This was around 10:45 
> a.m.  Please refrain from using tape recordings/audio calls, the birds are 
> quite visible if you are patient. As stated, there is enough activity going 
> on there and the birds do not need additional stress from recordings, 
> especially if they are trying to nest!
> Thank you to all who posted info about this sighting.
> Mike Majeski
> 
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- Hennepin Co

[Karen Kraco]

More good looks at both birds in the trees near the columns and wire mesh dome 
sculpture off near second and tenth

Sent from my iPhone

> On May 14, 2016, at 12:22 PM, Mike Majeski  wrote:
> 
> Despite all the activity (people, dogs, lawn mowing) in Gold Medal Park, the 
> pair of yellow-throated warblers appear to be nesting in the area. An 
> apparent a female was seen with a bill full of nesting material and the male 
> was actively chasing a chipping sparrow out of a tree. This was around 10:45 
> a.m.  Please refrain from using tape recordings/audio calls, the birds are 
> quite visible if you are patient. As stated, there is enough activity going 
> on there and the birds do not need additional stress from recordings, 
> especially if they are trying to nest!
> Thank you to all who posted info about this sighting.
> Mike Majeski
> 
> 
> 
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler likely nesting- Hennepin Co

[Mike Majeski]

Despite all the activity (people, dogs, lawn mowing) in Gold Medal Park, the 
pair of yellow-throated warblers appear to be nesting in the area. An apparent 
a female was seen with a bill full of nesting material and the male was 
actively chasing a chipping sparrow out of a tree. This was around 10:45 a.m.  
Please refrain from using tape recordings/audio calls, the birds are quite 
visible if you are patient. As stated, there is enough activity going on there 
and the birds do not need additional stress from recordings, especially if they 
are trying to nest!
Thank you to all who posted info about this sighting.
Mike Majeski





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[mou-net] Yellow throated warbler still present

[Susan E. Barnes]

Liz Harper and I saw one Yellow-Throated Warbler at Gold Medal Park this 
morning at approximately 9:50.  


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Re: [mou-net] Yellow throated warbler still present

[PeteandDeb Hoeger-Lerdal]

Just saw 2 Yellow-throated Warblers fly from   Gold Medal park to trees along 
road on river side of Guthrie Theater.  (12:05 pm) Good views but not good 
enough to see if one might be female. 
Pete Hoeger

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> On May 13, 2016, at 6:10 AM, Brad Abendroth  wrote:
> 
> Gold medal park near the dome structure.  Minneapolis
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[mou-net] Yellow throated warbler still present

[Brad Abendroth]

Gold medal park near the dome structure.  Minneapolis


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler still present - Downtown Minneapolis

[Doug Kieser]

The Yellow-throated Warbler found by Nick Minor earlier this afternoon at
Gold Medal Park was still present and cooperative at 4:30, singing and
aggressively responding to light pishing.  This is just east of the Guthrie
Theater, a ten-minute walk from the U.S. Bank Stadium light rail stop.
Preparations were underway for a 1-mile run here, including a band setting
up, so locating this bird this evening might be difficult.

Doug Kieser
Minneapolis


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Winona County

[Dedrick Benz]

At about 10AM this morning, I found a Yellow-throated Warbler at the picnic 
area near the nature store at Whitewater State Park (Winona County). It was 
singing frequently, staying high in both coniferous and deciduous trees near 
the nature center and pavilion in the picnic area. This is the 4th consecutive 
year this species has used this area (Nesting confirmed 2013).
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Winona County

[Bob Dunlap]

John Hockema called to report that his brother Chris found a
Yellow-throated Warbler at the Whitewater State Park nature store around
8:00 this morning. This is the third consecutive year that this Casual
species has been found at this location.

Bob Dunlap
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler/Winona Co.

Hi All—

Today, 21 June 2014, Erika and I saw three Yellow-throated Warblers at
Whitewater State Park in Winona Co. They were at the Gift Shop parking lot.
These birds may be a family group. I will have photos of one of these birds
on my blog in a few days—I will let you know when I post them.

dan

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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler still present in Mantorville (Dodge Co.)

[Gerald Hoekstra]

The Yellow-throated Warbler reported by Roy Zimmerman on May 30 was still
present today. Kevin Smith and I found it on the east side of St. Margaret
Cemetery, the same location where Roy found it last weekend. It moved
between trees and sang constantly while we were there.

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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Louisiana Waterthrush, Tufted Titmouse, Whitewater State Park area

[norskestar]

I will be there. 

Bill 



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From: "Dave Zumeta"  
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Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2014 8:22:20 AM 
Subject: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Louisiana Waterthrush, Tufted 
Titmouse, Whitewater State Park area 

Apologies for this delayed posting, as my original posting last Friday evening 
apparently was unsuccessful. 
  
Date: Fri, May 23, 2014 at 9:46 PM 
Subject: Yellow-throated Warbler, Louisiana Waterthrush, Tufted Titmouse, 
Whitewater State Park area 
To: MOU-NET@lists.umn.edu 


At 10 a.m. today (5/23), four other observers and I saw a Yellow-throated 
Warbler from a distance of 20 feet for about 10 seconds while the bird hopped 
in the grass in the picnic area below (north of) the Whitewater State Park 
Nature Store (same general area where this species occurred last May, first 
Winona County record, and then bred successfully). Heard what was likely the 
same bird singing in early afternoon on 5/22 (but could not locate it), and 
then again on 5/23 (when I did relocate it as it sang 50-60 feet up in a tall 
white pine across the entrance road south of the Nature Store, immediately 
adjacent to and east of Rt. 74). Please stop in the Nature Store or the park HQ 
to get a permit if you don't have one. Otherwise your car may be ticketed. 

One Louisiana Waterthrush was singing about noon along the Trout Run Creek 
trail about 0.5 miles south of the trailhead parking lot, which you can access 
by car from the Nature Store parking lot (the two lots are located about 0.5 
miles apart). 

One Tufted Titmouse was singing at about 8 a.m. near the intersection of Rt. 39 
and Calico Hill Road. This intersection is accessed by driving north on Rt. 74 
from the Whitewater Park HQ, turning left (west) on Rt. 39 (after the turn the 
Lazy D Campgrounds will be on your right), and driving 0.9 miles to the 
intersection with Calico Hill Road on your right. Blue-winged Warbler, Wood 
Thrush, and Veery were all singing near this intersection as well. An extremely 
late Purple Finch was singing in a hedgerow about 0.5 miles up Calico Hill 
Road. 

Observed 102 species, including 19 species of warblers, in and around 
Whitewater State Park and Whitewater WMA on 5/22-23.     
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Louisiana Waterthrush, Tufted Titmouse, Whitewater State Park area

[Dave Zumeta]

Apologies for this delayed posting, as my original posting last Friday evening 
apparently was unsuccessful. 
  
Date: Fri, May 23, 2014 at 9:46 PM 
Subject: Yellow-throated Warbler, Louisiana Waterthrush, Tufted Titmouse, 
Whitewater State Park area 
To: MOU-NET@lists.umn.edu 


At 10 a.m. today (5/23), four other observers and I saw a Yellow-throated 
Warbler from a distance of 20 feet for about 10 seconds while the bird hopped 
in the grass in the picnic area below (north of) the Whitewater State Park 
Nature Store (same general area where this species occurred last May, first 
Winona County record, and then bred successfully). Heard what was likely the 
same bird singing in early afternoon on 5/22 (but could not locate it), and 
then again on 5/23 (when I did relocate it as it sang 50-60 feet up in a tall 
white pine across the entrance road south of the Nature Store, immediately 
adjacent to and east of Rt. 74). Please stop in the Nature Store or the park HQ 
to get a permit if you don't have one. Otherwise your car may be ticketed. 

One Louisiana Waterthrush was singing about noon along the Trout Run Creek 
trail about 0.5 miles south of the trailhead parking lot, which you can access 
by car from the Nature Store parking lot (the two lots are located about 0.5 
miles apart). 

One Tufted Titmouse was singing at about 8 a.m. near the intersection of Rt. 39 
and Calico Hill Road. This intersection is accessed by driving north on Rt. 74 
from the Whitewater Park HQ, turning left (west) on Rt. 39 (after the turn the 
Lazy D Campgrounds will be on your right), and driving 0.9 miles to the 
intersection with Calico Hill Road on your right. Blue-winged Warbler, Wood 
Thrush, and Veery were all singing near this intersection as well. An extremely 
late Purple Finch was singing in a hedgerow about 0.5 miles up Calico Hill 
Road. 

Observed 102 species, including 19 species of warblers, in and around 
Whitewater State Park and Whitewater WMA on 5/22-23.     
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Louisiana Waterthrush, Tufted Titmouse, Whitewater State Park area

[David Zumeta]

At 10 a.m. today (5/23), four other observers and I saw a Yellow-throated
Warbler from a distance of 20 feet for about 10 seconds while the bird
hopped in the grass in the picnic area below (north of) the Whitewater
State Park Nature Store (same general area where this species occurred last
May, first Winona County record, and then bred successfully). Heard what
was likely the same bird singing in early afternoon on 5/22 (but could not
locate it), and then again on 5/23 (when I did relocate it as it sang 50-60
feet up in a tall white pine across the entrance road south of the
Nature Store, immediately adjacent to and east of Rt. 74). Please stop in
the Nature Store or the park HQ to get a permit if you don't have one.
Otherwise your car may be ticketed.

One Louisiana Waterthrush was singing about noon along the Trout Run Creek
trail about 0.5 miles south of the trailhead parking lot, which you can
access by car from the Nature Store parking lot (the two lots are located
about 0.5 miles apart).

One Tufted Titmouse was singing at about 8 a.m. near the intersection of
Rt. 39 and Calico Hill Road. This intersection is accessed by driving north
on Rt. 74 from the Whitewater Park HQ, turning left (west) on Rt. 39 (after
the turn the Lazy D Campgrounds will be on your right), and driving
0.9 miles to the intersection with Calico Hill Road on your right.
Blue-winged Warbler, Wood Thrush, and Veery were all singing near this
intersection as well. An extremely late Purple Finch was singing in a
hedgerow about 0.5 miles up Calico Hill Road.

Observed 102 species, including 19 species of warblers, in and around
Whitewater State Park and Whitewater WMA on 5/22-23.
-- 
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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Minneapolis- Hennepin County

[Paul Budde]

Also present at the location of the Yellow-throated Warbler found by Jason
were a Bay-breasted Warbler and a Gray-cheeked Thrush. Both warblers spent
most of their time feeding on the sidewalks and street, along with 3 or more
Tennessees.

Paul

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Re: [mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Minneapolis- Hennepin County

[MARK]

Paul Budde, Tom Tustison and I just observed it at 3:25 today at the same 
location.  

Thanks, Jason.

Mark Ochs
Phoenix

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On May 21, 2014, at 2:32 PM, "Jason Caddy"  wrote:

> I was walking to the park this morning with my two girls and had my 
> binoculars with to see if I could snag some migrating warblers when I saw a 
> group of birds foraging on the ground to the right of me. Most of the flock 
> was Tennessee Warblers but much to my delight the was a brilliant 
> Yellow-throated Warbler foraging with them. The bird was only about 10 feet 
> away so I was able to identify it instantly but of course I checked my Sibley 
> Guide to Birds of the East that I had with me just to make sure. The warbler 
> only had bright yellow on the neck and no-where else, it had a grayish back 
> and two distinct wing-bars, it had a triangular black facial pattern that 
> extended to the sides of its throat and had a longish bill. 
> The bird was on the north side of the house on the southwestern corner of 
> 41st and Nicollet, across the street from MLK park. I saw the bird at around 
> 11:15am and looked again at 1:45pm but did not relocate it. There are a lot 
> of tall trees in the area and a lot of small birds flying around so it will 
> be tricky to re-find but I would be surprised if it totally left.
> Always remember to bring your binoculars with you in May in Minnesota, you 
> never know what might turn up :-)
> 
> Jason Caddy
> Minneapolis
> j.ca...@hotmail.com
> 
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Minneapolis- Hennepin County

[Jason Caddy]

I was walking to the park this morning with my two girls and had my binoculars 
with to see if I could snag some migrating warblers when I saw a group of birds 
foraging on the ground to the right of me. Most of the flock was Tennessee 
Warblers but much to my delight the was a brilliant Yellow-throated Warbler 
foraging with them. The bird was only about 10 feet away so I was able to 
identify it instantly but of course I checked my Sibley Guide to Birds of the 
East that I had with me just to make sure. The warbler only had bright yellow 
on the neck and no-where else, it had a grayish back and two distinct 
wing-bars, it had a triangular black facial pattern that extended to the sides 
of its throat and had a longish bill. 
The bird was on the north side of the house on the southwestern corner of 41st 
and Nicollet, across the street from MLK park. I saw the bird at around 11:15am 
and looked again at 1:45pm but did not relocate it. There are a lot of tall 
trees in the area and a lot of small birds flying around so it will be tricky 
to re-find but I would be surprised if it totally left.
Always remember to bring your binoculars with you in May in Minnesota, you 
never know what might turn up :-)
 
Jason Caddy
Minneapolis
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler - Carver Co., Lowry Nature Center

[Doug Kieser]

Hi,
Subject bird observed at around 6:00 PM on the Aspen Trail about 100 yards from 
its start on the Tamarac Trail.  With a small flock including Magnolia, 
Black-and-white, Golden-winged Warblers and Blue-gray Gnatcatcher.  Well seen 
at close range for a minute or so.

Doug Kieser
Minneapolis

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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Winona Co.

[Brian and Risa Smith]

The Yellow-throated Warbler was present along the parking lot behind the Nature 
Store at Whitewater state park at 11:00 today.

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[mou-net] Yellow Throated Warbler at Whitewater

[Bill George]

My brother and I had great looks at the YT Warbler both across the street from 
the Nature Center and in the picnic grounds. He circled us and sang frequently. 
Today between 2 and 4 pm.

Tom and Bill George

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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler, Winona Cty refound

[Dedrick Benz]

After reading Dave Zumeta's post on MOU-Net, I went to Whitewater State Park 
and observed the Yellow-throated Warbler in tall pines between Hwy 74 and the 
picnic shelter in the picnic area that is just north of the Nature Store 
parking lot.  The bird was singing constantly and foraging in the upper 1/3 of 
the pines.  I observed the bird from about 4:40 to 4:50 PM Friday.
Dedrick BenzWinona, MN

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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler

[David Zumeta]

This morning (Friday, May 10) between 10:30 a.m. and noon, three companions
and I had excellent views of a singing male Yellow-throated Warbler at
Whitewater State Park. The bird was in mature hardwoods and white pine
around the parking lot for the state park nature store, as well as in the
adjacent picnic area across the Whitewater River from the swimming beach.

The bird was white on the belly with a bright yellow upper breast and
throat, with distinct black markings on the sides of the yellow throat and
breast. It was gray on the back and crown, with a black facial patch, a
white patch behind the black patch, and a distinct white line over the eye.
It had two white wing bars. Its song was atypical of this species, although
somewhat reminiscent of a softer, quieter Louisiana Waterthrush song,
especially in that it ascended at the end, although it did not descend at
the beginning and middle of the song like a Louisiana Waterthrush song
would. This species was not on Bob Janssen's Whitewater State Park bird
list, so it appears to be a new species record for the park. I have seen
this species once before in 31+ years of birding in Minnesota, but numerous
times while living for 3 years in Indiana as well as while birding
elsewhere in the eastern and southern U.S.   -- Dave Zumeta, Minneapolis
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[mou-net] Yellow-throated warbler

[Thomas P. Malone]

I was able, with the kind and gracious assistance of Bob Janssen, to
locate the Yellow-throated warbler at 0930 this morning.  The bird was
at the same walking bridge as previously described by Doug Kieser on May
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[mou-net] Yellow -throated Warbler still present

[Pete Hoeger]

Y-thr. Warbler still present and singing today @ 12:30 pm in Rapids Lake
location described by John Cyrus.Pete Hoeger. Hutchinson


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler

[Steve & Jo Blanich]

A Yellow-throated Warbler was seen yesterday & today coming to a feeder in 
Ironton, Mn., Crow Wing County.


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[mou-net] ?Yellow-throated Warbler Duluth?

[teamvagrant]

Hi Yall, 
Unfortunately I am working out of town this week and do not know the status of 
the Yellow-throated Warbler in my yard.? My wife and boys are home but are not 
a lot of help with the spotting.? People are welcome to visit the yard to look 
for it.? Please, if possible,?post the results if you do, or do not, see it so 
others - including me - will stay informed. 
GOOD LUCK!
Chris


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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler

[teamvagrant]

The warbler seems very happy here between the trees and the deck.? Feel free to 
call and stop by!


?


Chris

6177 Church Road


218-393-1215



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[mou-net] Yellow-throated Warbler - Duluth

[teamvagrant]

I have a Yellow-throated Warbler on my deck as I write this.? Got pics too. 
218/393-1215

6177 church road

Duluth, mn



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Chris Elmgren


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