All you have to do is buy a pair of binoculars.
No financial interest in this. I just think it's a fine idea. I wish
more vendors
working in the birding field would do the same. Duck-stamp money buys
bird habitat.
From a message I received earlier today:
If you buy a particular brand of Stein
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In between the rain, I found a couple of late surprises at Purgatory Creek. A
small flock of warblers was feeding along the trail near Anderson Lakes Pkwy.
This included 5 Orange-crowned(2 were showing their crown which is rare for
me), 2 Nashville, 2 Cape May, and a Yellow-rumped. 2 Hermit
I received a message this morning about birders driving into the
Supervalu Corporate property and looking for the goose. This is private
property, and is signed as such at the entry, and is patroled by
security. It is advised that birders DO NOT enter that property looking
for the Greater White
I'll be in MN next week and would like to spend a day or two birding in
your great state. I'll be in Minneapolis during the week and am
considering a trip to Hawk Ridge/Duluth over the weekend of 10/27.
Please send your recommendations for "Must Visit" birding spots.
Thanks!!
Patty McLean
Atlanta
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On this rainy, dreary day in central MN (may the sun be shining and birds
flocking where you're at!), while studying for Sunday's sermon & classes,
started thinking about "nemesis" birds - both those found after years of
chasing, and those that remain.
By definition a nemesis bird must be achie
John Hockema has been faithfully keeping my idiotic goal alive, of trying to
add at least one bird to each of my 87 Minnesota County lists. Nervous about
adding to my already semirespectable totals in Lake and Cook, we decided to
head north for a 3-day extravaganza along the shore. My persona
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