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I took my Mother back to Cottonwood today and although she is now in
assisted living and I do not have the great yard to bird in I can still check
out
Sham Lake. For a reason
Westskyline Hawk Count has been up and running since 1 March. Now that spring
has arrived in the Northland the eagles are picking up. The past two days has
provided some excellent condition to set us up for a great flight. On the 26
the winds were southerly and brought warmer temperature and sta
We've still got plenty of space for the first official MOU Field Trip
of 2005. Bob Dunlap and myself will be leading a weekend trip to Rock
County (and other hotspots in the SW), looking for a large variety of
spring migrants.
As many of you are certainly aware, Spring is here and more birds are
a
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I avoided a bunch of writing and cleaning late this morning and took a drive
to Dakota County for signs of spring. I wasn't disappointed, I found my
official sing of spring in the form of two turkey vultures and a great blue
heron on CR 54.
Other birds include:
Wood ducks
Ring-necked ducks
Lesse
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The MOU web page and seasonal record entry has moved to
http://moumn.org
The seasonal report page has c
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I just talked to Karl Bardon, and early this afternoon he found a
male Eurasian Wigeon in Winona County. It was seen from the Verchota
Landing along the Prairie Island Road. The landing is
Relocated the Townsend's Solitaire along Ann Lake Campground Road over lunch
hour today after a one month "absence". It's loud, repeated single note
call drew my initial attention.
Noted that Y2004 had no spring records, so documented it on the on-line
seasonal report form. Should it have been o
Bob Holtz, Matt Hanan and myself birded Sherburne county on Saturday. Found
48 species, and just missed our goal of topping the temperature with species
found (it was 50F by our vehicle thermometer). Highlights included:
Western Meadowlark (hard to find in this county anytime of the year, let
al
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Saw at 730am this morning at Shultz Lake, Lebenon Park Egan
I coyote
About 120 -140 Sand hill Cranes fly over
Eastern Meadowlark
Song Sparrow
Wood Ducks
Ben Pearson
Eagan, Dakota
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Thank you, thank you, thank you, MOU members and birders. We at The Raptor=
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hawkowls and 6 boreal owls. While not all the owls survive or be
Chris and John Hockema and I headed from Rochester out to Rock County and
back today in search of waterfowl. We focused on Rock, Nobles, Martin and
Faribault counties. Most lakes were at least partly open, and waterfowl was
not hard to find. The highlight of the day had to be in Nobles County
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