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This is the Duluth Birding Report for Thursday, March 11, 2004,
sponsored by the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union.
Peg Robertsen found a HOARY REDPOLL with a flock
And don't just buy the Duck Stamp--DISPLAY it. Get a plastic cover and let
it dangle from your spotting scope or on your jacket. Let people know that
birders are willing to support habitat acquisition.
I've just started reading The Big Year: A Tale of Man, Nature, and Fowl
Obsession, and was
I've bought a duck stamp pretty regularly for the last 40 years.
Occasionally I've been dragged along on a goose hunt. But the major reason I
buy the stamp is
because of the reasons Jim Williams cites.
Do you buy a duck stamp each year? is a fair question to ask birders.
Especially when they are
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If anyone checks for the Smew in the morning, please post as soon as =
possible. Post both if you find it or
Hey everyone,
I've been asked by Robin Fitch of the Minnesota Wildlife
Rehabilitation Cooperative (a statewide organization of wildlife
rehabbers) to send out a request to see if banders would be willing to
be listed in the upcoming MWAC Directory so that rehabbers could have
rehabbed
The Smew found by Chuck Krulas is still at Lake Shady by Oronoco in
Olmsted County. It moved from the location where Chuck originally found
it to a spot closer to Hwy 52 and the abandoned home that provides the
best access point for viewing. If you are coming from the north, go over
the first
Again, thanks to Chuck Krulas for finding the Smew and quickly
notifying the birding community. We all appreciate it, Chuck.
The Smew was still present late this evening and I was able to view
it at close range as it swam about beneath the overpass to
north-bound U.S. Highway 52 at Lake Shady
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Hello:
I would like to comment about Laura Erickson's comments about Sandy =
Komito.
I guided Sandy during
Better yet, donate some money to the nongame wildlife fund on your Minnesota
income tax form Like I always do I split my refund with the fund, I
believe they got about $265 from me this year..
Andrew
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Andrew Longtin
Corcoran (Hennepin Co.) Minnesota
Minnesota Ornithologists Union Member
Howdy all,
I'll start by saying I have tried to abide by the MOU'S wishes for this
list serve, and feel we are off topic again. I do know how to use the delete
key, and have many times recently. It's been a long cold winter. This is
NOT... a personal attack on any one individual. The talk of
Dave Grosshuesch saw a Northern Hawk-Owl on Wednesday along the
Stoney River Forest Road, about 5 miles south of Highway 1.
Apparently the road is still drivable (truck traffic has been keeping
it open this winter), but it is covered with deep washboards.
Jim Lind
Two Harbors
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Took a quick trip west this morning. In Renville Co along County 4 and
Redwood Co 9 there were thousands of Lapland Longspurs. Even though the snow is
off
the fields and are
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The Carolina Wren that was at 105 Stinson Blvd was last seen on February =
29. It was there since mid
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