Mark,
I got to see your Harrier flight this past Saturday in Stearns
county, they do this U loop and stall out at the top of the U with a small
barrel roll, at least this was what I saw a female Harrier doing.. I think I
was just a mile west of Elrosa on State Route 71 (DeLorme Page 45, D 7
There is a somewhat elusive Snowy Egret in the freeway holding ponds in the
SE corner of Hwy 169/101 and Scott Co. Rd. 18 in Shakopee near the Savage
border. (5-C on page 473 of a Hudson Map Book)
The best and safest place to look is to park in the Sam's Club parking lot
and you can walk to the top
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Hi everyone!
My mission this evening after work was to finally locate my =
first-of-year blue-gray gnatcatc
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From: Laura Coble [mailto:shearwate...@mchsi.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 7:56 PM
To: 'mnb...@lists.m
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Went birding at the local pond near my house today. The main highlight =
was the regular summer pair of BLACK
This afternoon at the Holdingford Public School pond (the Environmental
Resource Area that the FFA has been developing, NE of the Elementary
buildling beyond the softball fields) a docile Cattle Egret was gobbling up
probably chorus frogs, sometime a peck a second. One student got some
digitals
As a staff member at Minneapolis Public Library, I was
thrilled that we subscribed to this wonderful database. I'm
so glad you mentioned it, Mark. The best news is that you
don't have to live in Minneapolis to use it.
To find Birds of North America from the library home page
http://www.mplib.org ,
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From: Terry P. Brashear [mailto:terry.p.brash...@supervalu.com]=20
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 2:45 PM
To: Alt, Mark
Subject: Mississippi Kite
Keep your eyes peeled I had an adult Mississippi Kite fly over me in=20
Chanhassen about half an hour ago. It was heading in
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My Husband and I went to the Crane Foundation in Baraboo, Wisconsin Sunday.
For those who haven't been there - they have 15
Lark Sparrows have returned to Sherburne Refuge (Mahnomen Trail, not Blue
Hill), also Alder Flycatchers and, surprisingly, first personal county
White-throated Sparrows of year.
Good birding to all!
Al Schirmacher
Princeton, MN
Mille Lacs & Sherburne Counties
April 24, 2006
Was out for a full day of birding for the first time in about 2 months.
Spent the day birding along the Minnesota River Valley with Jeanne and Rick
Specht. We did not encounter any unusual birds and overall the birding was
rather quite.
We started our day at the St. Peter Sewage p
Robins will eat seeds cracked and out of the shell like sunflower
chips and peanut hearts. You can also get bird seed mixes that have
dried fruit and even dried mealworms to appeal to robins. When I
used to work at the Wayzata wild bird store we had a bait shop in the
same strip mall. Th
On April 27, 2006 the Minnesota River Valley Audubon Chapter is pleased to
welcome Tom Peterson, of the Minnesota Mycological Society. Tom will
present a program on Spring Mushrooms of Minnesota just in time for the
morel season. His presentation will include slides, notes on preparation,
hea
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Does anyone have a small band size pliers they would be willing to part with?
A college project is in need of one. They have tried the banding supply
outfits and found this
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