[mou] Eurasian Wigeon refound 6PM Tues.

After having rotten timing in the AM, I stopped by after work and found the Eurasian Wigeon in the exact spot as Jeff Stephenson and Bob Dunlap this morning. It was about 300 yds. east (downriver) of Verchota Landing, feeding near 3 or 4 small muddy islands. It was feeding by itself, although

[mou] Wetlands Rally

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[mou] Dedrick's Totally Informal Chuk-Will's-Widow Survey 2005

Well, I've gotten good responses so far. Again, this is not meant to be scientific. It would simply be fun to find Chuck-Will's Widows in Minnesota, and after several calling birds less than 15 miles from Houston County last summer, it seems possible that we could find them this Spring. All

[mou] Cook Co. migrants

We have seen a steady stream of Slate-colored Juncos and Am Tree Sparrows moving through our neighborhood today, despite a stiff northeast breeze. Also saw 3 Brown Creepers. The first junco turned up March 27, a few more the past two days. Starlings (BAH!) back from wherever they hide in winter.

[mou] GGO in Winnona

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --=_NextPart_000_00AF_01C5354F.0B8262B0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable My wife and I are traveling to the Wabasha Eagle Center this Saturday = with my boss and his girlfriend. He