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From: Timmerman, Janet
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On the ground beneath our thistle seed feeder now are five MOURNING DOVES -
the first we have seen this season. We are on a farm between Cannon Falls
and Kenyon. We also have PILEATED, RED BELLIED, HAIRY, AND DOWNY
WOODPECKERS, A NORTHERN FLICKER, WHITE BREASTED & RED BREASTED NUTHATCHES,
FIVE PAI
When mou net contributors get caught up in what and how to count in approve=
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ways, I am reminded of Mary Oliver's lovely poem:
Snowy Night
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Last night, an owl
in the blue dark
tossed
an indeterminate number
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of carefully shaped sounds into
the world, in which,
a quarter of a mile away, I h
Today a little after noon at the Bass Ponds in Bloomington, Hennepin County
there was an Adult Red-shouldered Hawk perched in the trees overlooking the
open water filled with Mallards near the beaver lodge.
Conny Brunell
Richfield, Hennepin Cty
con...@mycidco.com
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Dear Birders Who Read Poetry--
Mary Oliver's poem is charming, but she is showing off. Note that she is
telling the reader that she KNOWS the difference between the call of a Great
Many times when I'm out birding, I see a frenzy of birds at someone's feeder
and I would love to take a look, but I don't want to upset anyone by staring at
their yard through binoculars.
So I had a thought--what if there was some way to know that the owner of the
feeder was OK with you chec
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