Quiggley Lake still completely frozen, but our nesting waterfowl has started
to return. Canada Geese have been staking out territories for about a week.
Yesterday we had a Mallard pair and a single drake. The pair at least are
still here. I also scared up a female Wood Duck when I went out th
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From: "Kevin Kearns"
Date: March 29, 2006 8:07:31 PM CST
To: "Wisconsin Birding Network"
Subject: [wisb] Nexrad tonight
First real good migration of the year is occuring tonight. The strong
southerly flow is pushing the migrants up throughout the region from the
Louisi
3/29/06-I saw a killdeer near Plummer and 2 grackles
in Oklee.
After seeing all these sightings for weeks and weeks
in Southern Minnesota they are now happening up here.
Of course- it did get to 51 degrees today.
BOY- was that nice!
Shelley Steva
Thief River Falls
Pennington Co.
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Hello.
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We have spotted the following on the Rum River just south of the Anoka dam =
over the last 24 hours:
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Wood duck pair
Goldeneye pair
Hooded Merganzer pai
Minnesota Birders--
We at Hawk Ridge are VERY excited to announce the expansion of the Hawk
Ridge Birdathon / St. Louis Co. Big Day into a STATEWIDE birding event: The
Great Minnesota Birdathon! We invite you all to participate in this FUN
event--grab your birding buddies--you can choose your own
Hello, all ye "Hummers!"
To check the northward migration of hummingbirds,
check not only the website listed below, but
also...
http://journeynorth.org/
http://journeynorth.org/
and also post your sightings, too!
http://www.hummingbirds.net/map.html
When they return depends upon your location.
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Today we had another good view of a cooper's hawk in the back yard but =
this one was up close, actually 25 f
Greetings, EveryBIRDie!
I recognize that this is OT [Off Topic] regarding
birds/birding; however, it's very much OT [On Topic]
for health care of BIRDERS, so which way do I "fly?"
There's a program on PBS this [Wednesday] evening
and early Thursday morning about "The New Medicine."
Check your TV
We are in fact doing this, we have been in many talks with Cornell about
how to do it, but it is in our plan. We have also offered this
technology platform to adjacent states and provinces. We have also
offered it to some Wildlife refuges to beta test for their own use,
talked with the MN DNR about
Is there a reason MOU isn't working with eBird to share electronic data?
Laura Erickson
Duluth, MN
Staff Ornithologist
Binoculars.com
www.birderblog.com
There is symbolic as well as actual beauty in the migration of birds.
There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of
nature
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"Personal County Lists" are now available on the MOU web page
http://www.moumn.org/
Click on Checklist
My apologies. The previous message was accidently
sent before completion.
In addition to the Snow Geese in Traverse and Lac Qui
Parle we had large flocks to the east of state hwy 7
south of Beardsley in Big Stone County, and several
smaller groups throughout the area. Traverse CR 9 was
the onl
Dale Yerger and I birded the west a bit yesterday. 58
species for the trip. Highlights below.
Snow Goose - several thousand birds. biggest flocks
located in Traverse County on east side of CR 9 1.5
miles south of CR 10, and in Lac Qui Parle on the west
side of CR 7 a few miles south of CR 40.
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As part of Kim Eckert's group this past Sunday, March 26, I spotted (and Kim
confirmed I was not hallucinating) a Lesser Scaup drake with a bright red bill
along Prairie Island in W
A few days ago I kept track of raptor sightings during my wanderings working
the metro area and only found Red-tailed Hawks plus a Bald Eagle. The last
two days have been quite the oposite. The best sighting today was a Goshawk
over I-35E and I-94 by downtown St. Paul. also seen were a Red-sh
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