Thanks to everyone for your encouragement!
I do have binocs, and have been using National Geographic's Field Guide to
the Birds of North America (3rd Ed), as well as Roger Tory Peterson's
Multimedia Guide to the Birds of North America--though I will definitely
get a copy of the book by Eckert that
This is the Northwest Minnesota Birding Report for Friday, June 20, 2003
sponsored by the Detroit Lakes Regional Chamber of Commerce. You may
also hear this report by calling (218) 847-5743 or 1-800-433-1888.
This has been a typical summer week in the northwest with nesting birds
reported in nearl
The other morning while out for my early morning walk I heard a loon calling
as it took off from water some where by my house, I figured they would all
be farther up north by now. I'm pretty sure it took off from Medina Lake and
flew up CR 116 right by my house, I could hear it calling as the sound
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I spent the afternoon/evening birding western Carver County with Rick =
Hoyme. We had pretty good birding. H
This is the Minnesota Birding Report for Thursday June 19th.
On the 15th, there were two WHITE-FACED IBIS in Big Stone County's
Toqua Township. They were in a pothole on the north side of County
Road 54, 1.2 miles west of County Road 61. Also present were seven
AMERICAN AVOCETS, and a single HU
Speaking of yesterday at Loring Park...
I'm 95% certain I saw a common loon there at about 7:00 PM. I didn't have
binocs, but it was about 50-70 feet away, in the middle of the bigger lake.
It had the sharp, all-black head of the common loon; it was making swift
diving runs (and there is an abund
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Hello All.
Sunday June 22, 2003 is my last day in my current parish. After that I =
will be in the Twin Citi
Hi.
I'm extremely new to birding, as well as this list, so I'm not sure if this
will be of interest to anyone--Yesterday, at Loring Park in Minneapolis, I
saw a Green Heron, and what I believe were a Great Egret and a Great Blue
Heron.
Also, my friend and I are going birding July 1st through th
There is a Trumpeter Swan on White Water lake in Hoyt Lakes, St.
Louis Co. There are no bands on the neck(legs not seen). It was
observed between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a,m, in the back bay.
I'm sure many birders, myself included, remember Springbrook Nature Center
as a place where we got fabulous looks at a Boreal Owl a few years ago.
Consider taking a look at today's Metro section of the Star Tribune (Thurs
June 19) for an article regarding the current situation at Springbrook
Nature
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