Based on the Field Guide to Bird Nests, it's not a merganser, all of whose
eggs are variations of off-white with light flecks. Crow eggs are greenish
with brown speckles, but smaller and this egg is the wrong shape. I could
not locate a possibility in my book, but it doesn't show all species.
Holl
This is the Duluth Birding Report for Thursday, February 3, 2005,
sponsored by the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union.
The unprecedented owl irruption continues across northern Minnesota.
The highest concentrations of GREAT GRAY OWLS during the past week were
seen in northern Aitkin Cty, where one
Good morning,
At dawn, during my morning commute, I had 4 Gray Partridge fly accross the
road silhouetted against the predawn light. No color was observed.
Smaller than roughed grouse. Farm habitat. Short tails.Didn't fly at
all like doves. Not starlings. chunky birds. Fast win
We made a big push for volunteers at the beginning of this and felt we
had gotten most of the people who were interested. I am not certain,
though, so I thought I would ask one more time. As for where counts are
needed, according to Peder Svingen's data, the approximate center of the
Great Gray Owl
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Chris Benson just called to report he was seeing a perched Gyrfalcon on Highway
55 at milepost
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The adult Gyfalcon (gray phase) was still present at 4:55pm. It was perched
atop a pole on the north side of the Hi 55 about 1/3 mi. east of where CR 42
branches off to the north. It was near mile marker 216. R
Today along County Road 21 north of Cloverdale in Pine County I found
and photographed a one-eyed Great Gray Owl. The bird's left eye is
cloudy, obviously damaged. It would be interesting to know if other
observers locate this owl and where. The injury might allow the bird to
be tracked as it m
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This is the Minnesota Birding Report for Thursday, February 3rd.
On February 3rd, Chris Benson found a GYRFALCON in Dakota County at
Idle Avenue and Dakota County Road 42. The bird was lat
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http://www.cbs.umn.edu/~mou/
and click on "Recently Seen"
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This is the Northwest Minnesota Birding Report for Friday, February 4,
2005 sponsored by the Detroit Lakes Regi
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