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35 Species in about an hour
New today:
(Across the road from Wirth Beach)
Common Yellowthroat
Northern Waterthrush
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From: "Doug Kieser"
Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2006 9:49 PM
Subject: Big Stone County Snowy & Cattle Egrets, Avocets
> Jim Otto and I birded in Big Stone & Swift counties today, among the
> highlights:
> 4 Snowy Egrets and 1 Cattle Egret were at the Klages WMA, on Big Stone
> county highway 64 1/2 mi
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Spent practically the entire day birding! Can life get any grander?
Strafed Wood Lake and just as I was getting a tad fru
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Sorry for the late post. I birded around a nature path near my house at =
4 pm today. A few migrants:
Swainso
I am new to birding and saw some very blueish little birds on type of
the nesting boxs that are on poles in the marsh areas. At first I
though they were bluebirds but when looking at the books it did not
seem to fit. Then looking at several others sketches they did not
seem to be exact matches ei
New migrants in my yard yesterday (5/8) included: Yellow warblers &
Redstarts. Today (5/9), the Baltimore Oriole and Rose-breasted Grosbeak
made their appearance. White-throated sparrows are still here.
New today along Co. Hwy. 14 west of Richville, I saw a pair of Redhead
ducks, Bobolinks, and
HI
We were burning up there today. And when I was doing neighbor contacts there
was a Mockingbird in one of the yards. I didn't get the house #, but
directions are from Felton go east on Co. Rd. 34 to Co. Rd. 110. From the
intersection of Co. Rd. 34 and 110 it is the first house heading west on
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After my first final exam today I stopped at Carver PR to see what I c=
ould find. New species for the year
Hello all!
We got to Murphy Hanrehan at around 8:30 this morning and drove to the
entrance of the marked wood-trail with the gate at the entrance. Things
were everywhere at the start of it. Kinglets and White-throated sparrows
were all over, and in the bunch of them we spotted 1 Black-throated
Had a great walk this morning at the Pet Trails in Murphy-Hanrehan with
well over 80 species. Here are the highlights:
2 WILLETS - at west edge of water by #34. 1st time I've seen this
species in the park
NEW ARRIVALS - WOOD THRUSH(2), SCARLET TANAGER(at least 2), AMERICAN=20
REDS
Morning walk in Snail Lake Park (Ramsey Co 96 & Rice St) - I'm going to call
this part Sucker Lake trails because I met a local who called it that. The
Sucker Lake trail is actually in Snail Lake Park but there is another trail
around the actual Snail Lake and he called that the Snail Lake trail. H
Strong migratory movement in Pioneer Park (Princeton/Mille Lacs County) this
morning, including an early singing Connecticut Warbler.
Personal new arrivals for year during the 40 minute walk this morning also
included: Least Flycatcher - Great Crested Flycatcher - Blue-headed Vireo -
Wood Thru
Hello Fellow Birdheads-
Its great to see migration finally blossoming (so to speak) in our
area. I am a PhD candidate in the Conservation Biology Program at
the University of Minnesota studying the stopover ecology of
landbirds. I am very interested in hearing fellow birders'
observation
A nice fallout this morning along Minnehaha Creek from 35W to the
confluence with the Miss R. Some notables:
Tennessee Warbler (several, conspicuous and incessant singing males)
Nashville Warbler (couple)
Yellow Warbler (several)
American Redstart (couple)
Yellow-rumped Warbler (several)
Black
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Looked out at my feeders this morning and what a great surprise to see a =
Red-HEADED Woodpecker.
We've
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Last Friday eve 4/5: Birded McDougall'sFarm NatureConservancy Plot (w =
Royalton,MN)- out in the prairie (Wes
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Yesterday I stayed an extra day in Morris after attending the Friends of =
the Wetlands birding trip. The Fr
Swainson's Thrush at Quiggley Lake
Caspian Terns in Hennepin County:
116 @ Purgatory Creek / Flagship Marsh (Prairie Ctr Dr & Technology Dr.
Eden Prairie)
45 @ Arbor Lakes (Hemlock Dr. Maple Grove)
Brewers Blackbird Maple Grove
Spotted Sandpipers: watched two courting. I've never seen this b
140th Street Marsh is about one mile east of Hwy 52. But 140th Street no
longer connects to Hwy 52 on that side, so you have to continue south to
CR42, turn east and then north on Conley to reach 140th Street.
180th Street Marsh is about three miles east of Hwy 52.
West end of Lake Byllesby. T
140th street marsh
South on highway 52 (from the cities) and exit east on county 42 (145th
street). Take the first left and head north on Conley Avenue. You
will wind between some trucking companies and the road will turn east
and take you along the north edge of Rich Valley Golf Club. There
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