I was just getting ready to pout, sulk, and feel left out when, yesterday
(Friday), the redpolls showed up in Plymouth. One yesterday and all his
buddies today.
Sid Stivland
Plymouth
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A flock of 18 REDPOLLS visited our two thistle feeders this morning here in SW
suburban Minneapolis. The Redpolls had been showing-up 1 to 3 at a time for
the past week -- along with a few PINE SISKINS.
For what its worth, the Redpoll grows our yard brag list to 121 since moving to
the area a c
At 3:30 today John Hockema refound the Snowy Owl in Mower Cty. The location is
1/2 mile east of 640 Ave on 300 street
Chuck Krulas
Rochester
Olmsted Cty.
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This morning with a friend, I birded Sax-Zim Bog. We started about 7:25am on
County Road 7, and birded until about 1:00pm. What a wonderful day of birds
today! While at the rib-cage/birdfeeding area, there were easily 50+ Common
Redpolls, and one HOARY REDPOLL. Two absolutely gorgeous Northern Hawk
The Black Backed Woodpecker origionally found by Milt Blomberg in the St
Wendel SNA is still present. There was one female in the North end of the
area with all the bark chips near the cattails. She only called once and I was
able to watch her for only little while. Otherwise it was cold and
I forgot to add one of my favorite sightings of the day... we also had a
Northern Shrike today!
On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 3:59 PM, Erik Bruhnke wrote:
> This morning with a friend, I birded Sax-Zim Bog. We started about 7:25am
> on County Road 7, and birded until about 1:00pm. What a wonderful day
Following Frank Gosiak's post from last weekend, I headed up to Cushing
to look for the Black-backed Woodpecker.
Two hours of searching the tamaracks produced nothing but a couple of
Hairy's in the Woodpecker family, although there were plenty of trees
that had been worked over. However, I was s
I made another visit to the Sax-Zim bog today and had a pretty good day,
despite the cold.
I saw a Northern Hawk Owl at the intersection of Sax and 7. This bird was very
close to the road which enabled me to get some full frame pictures.
Also on 7 near the Sax intersection was a flock of around
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