I'm posting this report, though tardy, because I remember reading that
someone is logging northern owl reports. I didn't save that post and I
don't remember if there was a special place to send them, so putting it
here. I apologize for the tardy post, wrote it but forgot to send it when I
got dis
On Saturday and Sunday there was a black swan on the north end of Nest Lake
in Kandiyohi county. Although this bird is native to Australia, and
obviously an escapee from a breeder, it is still an interesting bird. This
bird appeared to be a juvenile, based on the lighter shade of black and lack
o
Hello all,
This morning around 9:30, I got a call from my folks (who were
on their way to Duluth) saying that they saw a northern hawk owl along
highway 61 at the junction of county road 7 right along the road. I
also failed to mention that last Saturday I saw a fox sparrow along the
casc
I want to share some contact information I received regarding
yesterday's messages about wildlife conservation efforts (Dennis
Anderson column, C14, Sunday Mpls Star Tribune, Empty Skies). Make the
effort. Make the contacts. Speak up. You might also want to lend
support directly to Anderson. Hi
At 10:21 PM 12/12/2004, fred lesher wrote:
>Jeff Dankert's information about state line markers
>is helpful, but I don't recall seeing from the rest
>stop any green buoys at the south end of L. Pepin. I
>remember only three red buoys. Possibly consult a 7.5
>or 15 degree topographic map which show
Sorry to not post this before but thought it would still be appropriate.
When we found the Great Gray Owl near Dudley Saturday morning we decided to
follow it at a long distance for awhile to see how it fed. Amazingly in the
next 10 minutes it moved nearly three blocks to the area across the stree
Hello all,
I received a second-hand report of a possible Great Gray Owl near St. John's
University in Stearns County. I know a few people will be looking for it in
the next few days, and I'm sure they will update if seen again.
The location:
The bird was first found ½ mile north and ¼ mile west
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At least three great grays (new) have been seen this past week along the
Wildlife Drive, 1 mi from the Vi
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Pine Siskins have been visiting our feeders (Circle Pines, Anoka County) =
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Albert Lea's CBC is Saturday, December 18.
Thanks,
Al Batt
CBC Compiler
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It's only a day away... well... for Minnesota its actually two days away
since the first CBC of the season - Cottonwood - is on the 15th. (The
official Audubon CBC season is Dec 14 - Jan 5 each year)
Several CBCs occur DURING the week for those of you with flexible
schedules that can't get enough
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Dear Environmentally Concerned MOU members,
This session is important to know what is going to be presented for this
coming legislative session. Please respond to MEP < www. Mepartnership
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MEP Citizens' Day at the Capitol
* Register Now! *
Starting Date:Wednesday, February 23, 2005
Starting Time:8:30 AM
Location:State Capitol
Description:The Minnesota Environmental Partn
Hello All,
I got a call from my parents in Duluth who told me they saw
three great gray owls and a northern hawk owl in about a mile between
Two Harbors and Duluth. They didn't get mileage which was to bad but I
thought this worthy of reporting. Good birding,
Josh Watson
Grand Marais
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Last call for anybody who wants to bird on the southern fringe of the state.
Still looking for our first Rough-legged Hawk,
Brad Bolduan
bbold...@rconnect.com
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Always room for more participants. The Cottonwood count is this Wednesday
and the Lac Qui Parle count is next Wednesday the 22nd. Please let me know if
you can participate!!
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