In central Minnesota I would expect that it would be the Horned Lark. They
leave when the first major snow hits the area, usually in late November or
in December, but sometimes even later and can be found returning in
February. They probably often don't even leave the southern part of the
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12/5/2005
Minnesota River Valley Audubon Chapter
SE Minnesota - Goodhue/Wabasha Counties
Field Trip Report
9 - participants
33 - Species observed or heard by the group
Walked portions of Blue Hill Trail and the Ann Lake snowmobile trail this
morning, also toured the Wildlife Drive.
Highlight was the Townsend's Solitaire at Ann Lake, also a Northern Shrike
scattering a flock of waxwings. An Eastern Screech Owl called twice before
dawn on Blue Hill; single
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Saw the following:
-20+ Rough-legged Hawks
-Great Horned Owl artic race
-Northern Shrike
-Black-backed
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This afternoon my friend Adam Koplin and I located a Snowy Owl in Polk =
County north of the University of
Have you made your plans to participate on a Minnesota CBC yet this
season? Looks like there will be 67 counts to choose from this year with
only 28 of those occurring on the first weekend.
You could contribute to one of the highest count totals for one of the
usual leaders; Bloomington, Duluth,
This afternoon at about 4:00 pm there was a Snowy Owl along Airport
Approach Road, on top of a telephone pole near the end of the runway.
Airport Approach Road can be reached by turning north off US Highway
53 at Stebner Road, which I think becomes Airport Approach Road when
you pass the
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I would appreciate identification of two birds that flew into a Crabapple
tree in my front yard today. I have posted a photo
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I've gotten a number of replies regarding the bird identification I
requested off of my website. House Sparrows! Some felt
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