Hi Matt,
I am not sure that there is a reliable place in SE Minnesota to find the
Upland Sandpiper. Looking at the 1998 Hertzel Janssen MOU paper County
Nesting Records of Minnesota Birds shows only three counties (and I'm
stretching SE Minnesota to include all the counties south and east of
Upland Sandpipers are regular summer residents in the
Kasota Prairie area of southwestern Le Sueur County
and adjacent Blue Earth County. This area has also
had summer records of Henslow's Sparrow and Loggerhead
Shrike (documented nesting). Other great regulars to
that area include Grasshopper
Hi!
A reporter from our weekly newspaper,Apple Valley This
Week, per suggestion of our Mayor, wants to meet with me
for an article. If you have topics and/or suggestions that
I should be sure to include, your e-mailing me ASAP will be
appreciated.
Thanks!
Stan Merrill
stan_...@yahoo.com
How about what's going on with the Non Game Department in the DNR?
Lee Pfannmuller says changes in the Nongame Program are part of an
overhaul of the Ecological Services Division, and the overhaul is
still in the proposal stage. It looks like the Nongame Program is
being taken away from
I've gotten some emails about where I got my information. Here is
the news blurb that I got from news.google.com. It looks like it
originated from the Pioneer Press and made it into the Grand Forks
Herald:
Sharon Stiteler
Minneapolis, MN
www.birdchick.com
Bird/Wildlife Observation
There was also a large article in the sports section of the Minneapolis
paper on either Sunday or Monday.
Dennis and Barbara Martin
dbmar...@skypoint.com
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I may have a chance to do a little birding in Aitkin county tomorrow.
I would appreciate location updates on recently seen owls and other
birds
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Birding with a couple from Florida:
-Northern Hawk Owl: 1 mile east of Highway 73 on the Lind Road. The =
I wish I took some photos of the recent logging events going on in Sax Zim
Bog. For those that have a love for this place the photos would of mad you
very sad or very angry.
I am not making this up or blowing this out of wack but hear is a honest
account of what is going in this bog. Those
This is the Duluth Birding Report for Thursday, February 16th, 2006
sponsored by the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union.
A TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE was found by Lloyd Scherer on the 14th in
Grand Marais near the Harbor View Apartments. A flock of 100
AMERICAN ROBINS was found by Mike Hendrickson on
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This is the Northwest Minnesota Birding Report for Friday, February 17,
2006 sponsored by the Detroit Lakes
I agree, this is not a good situation. I am not against logging at all (in
fact, I think it's the best tool we have for keeping industrial and county
forestland from being parcelled off into lots until local politics evolves
into something that serves interests other than those of developers,
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This is the Minnesota Birding Report for Thursday, February 16th.
On February 10th, Dan Beran reported a GYRFALCON near the Wakota
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