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A couple years ago my husband watched a White Breasted Nuthatch knock
another White Breasted Nuthatch to th
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Thank you to the three people who replied to my email requesting
identification of the Pigeon on my photo website update.
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I have updated my photo website for those that are interested.
I have an in-flight photo of what I am assuming is a Dov
Chet Meyers writes;
Miriam and I just returned from a lovely overcast day in Wilkin County, mostly
at Rothsay WMA. Smaller number of rough-legged hawks than reported by those
birding earlier last week, but still at least 30 birds. Greater prairie
chickens are dancing on traditional leks, but are
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As I understand it, the Nongame Wildlife division of the MN DNR gets
only 20% of its funding from the State. The other 80% of this
department i
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Koochiching County 3.23.06
On Thursday 3.23.06 Jim Otto and I had an enjoyable day of birding in
Koochiching County in the Big Falls area.
Birds seen were on Koochiching CR 13, North of US Hwy 71 and CR 30 West
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Sandhill Cranes have been in SE Crow Wing County for over two weeks. You
can hear them in certain wetlands just SE of
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I birded my way around Mud Lake early this afternoon (3/24). At Reservation
Dam between Lake Traverse and Mud Lake there w
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I've noticed a difference in the red patch on the back of the head of male
downy and hairy woodpeckers.
The male hairy has a narrow black line that separates the red patch down the
middle (in
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I was able to refind the Glaucous-Winged Gull on Richmond Bay on the North
Side of LaCrosse over the noon hour today. The
Fellow birders,
I think that there are enough opportunities for
birders to be involved with land acquisition and
conservation for birds. I'm sure many of the
subscribers of this list are members of the Nature
Conservancy, National Wildlife Federation, Audubon
Society, etc... Some of these organi
The next MOU meeting is changing dates, Best Buy no longer allows =
nonprofits to use their space. They had confirmed yes, then notified me =
- no. I checked with the MN river valley refuge and they changed their =
policy as well. Wood Lake is the plan now, yet to be confirmed. I am =
planning the
Spring migration is proceeding a little slowly in the Sherburne/Mille Lacs
County areas (first Sandhills in last couple of days, first Sherburne
Eastern Meadowlark, virtually no open bodies of water to view waterfowl).
Are there any areas in central or south central MN that waterfowl are
congre
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Great Blue Herons arrived this week back at their rookery located south
of the Coon Rapids Dam on an island on
Jim Williams wrote:
> On Mar 23, 2006, at 8:39 PM, Bernard P. Friel (wa...@att.net) wrote:
> Isn't that what taxes are supposed to provide for, and wouldn't this
> just be another fee so that the "no new taxes pledge" can be kept ?
>
>
> Well, taxes obviously do not do the job. Politicians do no
What's wrong with user fees?
At 08:39 PM 3/23/2006, wa...@att.net wrote:
>Isn't that what taxes are supposed to provide for, and wouldn't this
>just be another fee so that the "no new taxes pledge" can be kept ?
O. William Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906-4213
wbru...@earthlink.ne
Heard calls of sandhill cranes coming from the Mississippi River area Winona
(a half mile from my location) as I walked from car into work this morning.
Matt Baumann
Winona, MN
How are state and public lands being paid for already?? Last time I
checked I still pay taxes plus I'm an avid bowhunter, snowmobiler and my
wife and I do a lot of camping in the state parks so I think I pay more than
my fair share in fees to use such areas. I thought this was a free country?
It's not that I object to paying. I object to fees which are imposed as a
substitute for taxes which is the case here because they impose a regressive
burden on the citizens. This kind of fee is to be distinguished from fees like
Park entrance fees which are designed to cover (at least theoretic
Isn't that what taxes are supposed to provide for, and wouldn't this just be
another fee so that the "no new taxes pledge" can be kept ?
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Bernard P. Friel
-- Original message --
From: Jim Williams
> Hooray for Colorado. Other states
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