I have to second Val's endorsement. I visited the site today. Laura, in
her usual fashion, is providing interesting and useful information, and
entertaining information, in a very accessible format. This is worth a
look. Laura is one of Minnesota's best birding resources.
Jim Williams
Wayzata
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This is the Northwest Minnesota Birding Report for Friday, March 11,
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This is the Minnesota Birding Report for Thursday, March 10th.
As of March 9th, the gray-morph GYRFALCON was still in Dakota County
perched atop a stand of evergreens a half mile south of 1
Hi, Bird Fans:
With all the focus about the blogosphere lately, I thought I'd share the
address of one of the most fascinating and fun blogs I've ever tuned in to:
www.birderblog.com
This is Laura Erickson's blog and it's jam-packed with information about
birds, great photos of birds (check out th
This is the Duluth Birding Report for Thursday, March 10, 2005,
sponsored by the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union.
GREAT GRAY OWLS continue to be abundant in Aitkin Cty, especially along
Cty Rd 1 north of the town of Aitkin, and along Cty Rd 5 south of Hwy
210. There are also still a few NORTHER
Hi Elijah,
If you head to my site under "New Images" you will see I captured some of
the fighting. My wife and I had observed at least 4 separate instances.
Ron Green
http://www.greensphotoimages.com/gallery
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Trumpeter Swan---3---Wildcat Creek delta south of
Brownsville: Neck collars 06A on yellow, 01A on
yellow, 40E on dark (black?). One trumpeter
trumpeting, or was it a presidential sax?
Killdeer---1---Wildcat Creek delta. No instrumentation
or vocal.
Sandhill Crane---4---Crooked Creek delta south o
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I'm a birder from Iowa and I've been up to view and photograph (but I'm not one
of THEM) birds twice this winter and am returning one more time this weekend.
I'm almost afraid to b
I have no idea why the first came through empty -- but here it is again...
I took my first trip to Aitkin Co yesterday. It was very fulfilling -- while
I missed all the good Great Gray photos I was hoping for, I found the Boreal
Owl where previously mentioned -- the north side of 210 in the jac
I took my first trip to Aitkin Co yesterday. It was very fulfilling -- while
I missed all the good Great Gray photos I was hoping for, I found the Boreal
Owl where previously mentioned -- the north side of 210 in the jack pines
just west of 62. I found it actively hunting at 2:30 and continued
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My husband called me this morning to tell me that we had a RWBB in the
backyard this morning! We are in Otsego, MN (near E
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Very well said.
The great gray was at the same place described b
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I realize that this is an important conversation and that =
self-reflection on our impact to the natural world is
We saw at least two on Sunday at Old Cedar Avenue Bridge while looking for
the Carolina Wren.
Jonathan Ferguson
>From: bobholtz1...@aol.com
>To: mou-...@cbs.umn.edu
>Subject: [mou] Blackbirds
>Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2005 23:42:34 EST
>
>Red-winged Blackbirds have reached Roseville. I observed two male
This is a forward from the Wisconsin Birding Network, where ethics of
birders and bird photographers (re. owls) also is under discussion.
Bettie Harriman below makes reference to comments from the web site of
the North American Nature Photographers Association.
I would like to add one comment:
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As the MEP representative for MOU I am sending this out to you and encourage
you to seriously consider it.
Looking for simple ways to move toward a more environmentally friendly
lifestyle?
Today (Wed) I spotted a Great Horned Owl in a tree next to a Red-tailed Hawk
Nest. In the nest at least one owlet was
visible. The nest is on the south side of Hwy 55 in Plymouth east of CR 24.
Steve Weston on Quigley Lake in Eagan
swest...@comcast.net
Instead of all this commentary from "experienced" photographers and bird
watchers it might be really helpful to hear from an "experienced and
knowledgeable" biologist.
on 3/9/05 11:00 PM, SeEtta Moss at see...@msn.com wrote:
> The recent post copied in part below is one of the reasons why
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