[mou] RE: mou-net digest, Vol 1 #1333 - 7 msgs

In response to the person asking about Snowies being seen at the airport... I saw on large female on Saturday around 1pm. -Original Message- From: mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu [mailto:mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu] On Behalf Of mou-net-requ...@cbs.umn.edu Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 12:0

[mou] Red-Headed Woodpecker Nest Box Use

Thanks everyone for the response as to where to locate them. Another question: Does anyone have any experience in providing nest boxes for them ? I have read varying info on the web with some sources saying that they regularily use them and others saying they shun nest boxes. Considering the na

[mou] Red-Headed Woodpecker

Hello, Does anyone know of any reliable locations to see red-headed woodpeckers in SE Minnesota ? Thanks

[mou] MSP Snowys?

Are the MSP Snowy Owls still being seen? Thanks! John Ellis- St. Paul

[mou] singing birds

In addition to yours, I've heard American Goldfinches, a few Downy woodpeckers, and a Great Horned Owl in our neck of the woods (Ham Lake, Anoka Co). Susan >From: "alyssa" >To: >Subject: [mou] singing birds >Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 15:56:17 -0600 > >I'd like to know what bird songs people have

[mou] Metro birds

Tuesday: Red-shouldered Hawk (immature) seen in Dakota Co. on Hwy 55 just west of CR42 (west), Same hawk was seen about a month ago just a few hundred yards to the east. From the back this bird looks just like a Red-tailed Hawk, but in the front the streaking is almost uniform from the chest