Yesterday at the MOU Paper Session I chatted with a number of folks
about the Carolina Wrens visiting my feeders. As I told many of them
it seems to come by every three to four days at either *AM or 4PM and
predicted that I should see it Sunday or Monday.
As predicted, one of the wrens dropped
Yesterday afternoon I saw a small flock of Bohemian Waxwings in a crabapple
tree in Coleraine near the CR 10 detour.
This morning I found a larger flock of Bohemian Waxwings--maybe 100--by the
Spur station in Bovey and a flock of maybe 40 flew over CR 434 near Trout
Lake.
So far the finches ha
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At 1030 this morning Kim Eckert and I found 3 White-fronted Geese, a
White-winged Scoter, and a female Redhead off the park before the highway 35
entrance
into Prescott, Wisconsin,
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You are probably right about the Titmouse and Carolina Wren traveling =
about together. Chickadees, titmice,
Chet Meyers writes:
The common mergansers are back at their usual staging spots in both Brown's and
Smith's Bay on Lake Minnetonka. They were at quite a distance but numbered in
the thousands. Mixed in were a few common goldeneyes. This is on the northeast
shore of Minnetonka along Highway 15.
I have reports of a Sand Hill Crane north of Floodwood that appears not to
be able to fly. the bird still appears to be nimble afoot and probably not
approachable. If it is approachable, and catchable, is there any rehab
facility for it? And, is there any iron clad bird catcher that would be
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Saturday the 2nd I was delighted to have great looks at the 3 Gray-crowned
Rosy-finches at the previously posted location. I saw them from about
1:10-1:25. A very nice gentleman
I have posted a short video of one of the Grey-crowned Rosy Finches
at the following url:
https://home.comcast.net/~p.neubeck/GrCrRosyFinch.mov
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Hi,
Peter Erickson and I birded Carlos Avery today and enjoyed seeing the =
many rough-legged hawks ( 2 dark
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