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I was just entering data in the new online field trip report entry form, and
I couldn't find the listing for wilson's snipe
This morning I noticed that the local Black-crowned Night-Heron had returned to
Robert's Bird Sanctuary in Minneapolis, Hennepin County.
It was perched in its usual spot next to the drainage pool on the west end of
the Sanctuary which is located across from Lake Harriet on the north end, and
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Sorry, Andy...no answer, but I have similar question for someone/everyone.
My Nat'l Geo Birds 3rd ed. mentions the "Common Snipe" but no Wilson's. The
Sibley Eastern mentions the "Wilson's Snipe", as does the MOU MN birds
checklist, but no Common. The Latin species names are different (accord
The AOU Checklist of North American birds (the official keeper of these =
things) shows both the Wilson's Snipe (Gallinago delicata) and the =
Common Snipe (Gallinag gallinago). Further digging shows that the AOU =
decided in 2002 that the Wilson's Snipe was a different species than the =
Common Sn
Chet Meyers writes:
Last night, after returning from a great trip to SW MN with Craig Mandel, I
noticed there was still skim ice on Lake Calhoun. This afternoon, both Calhoun
and Harriet were 95% ice free. Few birds present, but that should change over
night. Birds seen: Common loon, pied-billed
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