Before I even started out, I found a Brown Creeper climbing the oak outside
our kitchen. I called my wife over to show her. She exclaimed, "How can
you tell what it is? It's so small!" Too small for me to call her over.
She only likes big birds.
Lake Pepin had at least three large rafts of
While entering my day trip reports for Saturday and Monday AM on the MOU
site this morning, noticed that there appears to be a problem with the
Winter "Species Map" section. Has a Cass County fall report (or similar)
somehow moved into winter?
Many thanks to all those who work on the site!
Al
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Two new features have been added to the MOU website.
1. Photo Gallery. A gallery of photographs of Minnesot
I arrived at the Mtn. Lake feeder at 7:45 this morning, and the bird was
present, and remained present until I left at 8 AM.
Dedrick Benz
Winona, MN
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>From photos to predictions, The MSN Entertainment Guide to Golden Globes has
it
The wonders of Hedbom Road has left me studying three hours of video =
shot there last Friday, learning more about these birds, reobserving =
what I filmed. I was in the constant company of a total of six =
Black-backed woodpeckers (2 female s, 4 males) and a male American =
Three-toed Woodpecker.
Today while taking down some Holiday lighting, and trying to keep the
skating rink ice from melting I found a Yellow Rumped Warbler. It is hanging
around the bathroom and warming house bldg's trees and shrubs. It was
foraging on the walls of the buildings, as well as on the ground and in the
ju
As evidence of this winter's mild temperatures and relatively little
snow cover, Sharp-tailed Grouse were in full display this morning on 2
Aitkin County leks, something I certainly have never seen before in
January. One of these (with 3 males) was on the W side of Co Rd 31 /
Kestrel Ave, 1.6 m
I went to Bill and Susie Nelson's place in Silver Bay today, where I saw
the Gray Catbird that has been visiting for two days, a male Varied
Thrush, and two White-throated Sparrows. Last week they had both a male
and a female Varied Thrush. I can give their email address and/or
directions to thei
Jeff Stephenson, Bob Ekblad, Herb Dingmann, Jerry Pruett, Ron Erpelding, and
I birded Itasca and Koochiching counties this weekend. We found the
following notable species:
Itasca County
Three-toed Woodpecker - 1/6, male; at the corner of CR 227 an Pincherry Rd
north of Cohasset
Black-backed W
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A first-winter Lesser Black-backed Gull was observed from the power
plant causeway at Black Dog Lake from 4:45-5:05
The Afton State Park Townsend's Solitaire was refound today at about
2:00 PM, at the location previously mentioned. It was feeding on berries
in the deciduous scrub on the east side of the path, and spent some time
preening, before flying overhead and northward into the line of cedar
and pine
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