In a "down" time of my life, a friend once sent me a lovely print of a
yellow-breasted chat, with this Chinese proverb: "Keep a green tree in
your heart, and perhaps the singing bird will come." The singing bird
is apparently highly valued in the culture.
Linda Whyte
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 9:46 P
Feeding the birds in China. I read in the China Daily newspaper this morning
that a village in northern Beijing's Huairou district, Yangshodixia, celebrates
China's lantern festival with a special festival of their own, the Liangqiao
Festival. It seems two families traveled to a distant village
There is still plenty of room for participants on the May 30-31 MOU
field trip in Blue Earth, Brown, and Nicollet counties. I know that
this is prime time to be up along the North Shore in Duluth and Grand
Marais, or at Agassiz NWR in the northwest, but why not go for a
change of scenery th
As much as I regret it, I am asking the Red Polls or at least most of
them to move on. During the 4 day GBBC I reported 568 Common Red
Polls, one of the highest counts in the survey thus far, and that
included a 30 minute count on Saturday, 7-7:30 AM, of 88. Given the
entire day the count
Today I took a walk to Canal Park from my house (it's about a 35 minute walk
all along Lake Superior)! On the walk down there, I saw one AMERICAN ROBIN
closer to downtown, hopping throughout the 'landscape' trees, a Hairy
Woodpecker just across the road from my house, and also observed European
Sta
Please post along with the fact that we had White Winged Crossbills at
Carpenter Nature Center over the weekend.
Bird Programs at Carpenter Nature Center.
Sunday, February 22 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
"Falconry: the Sport of Kings Revealed"
Join Master Falconer and local raptor expert Frank
Hiked at Kilen Woods SP again this afternoon and observed another adult BAEA
ringing up and afterwards it headed up the west fork of the Des Moines river.
Eric Harrold
Lakefield
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From: Laura Coble [mailto:shearwate...@frontiernet.net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 1:58 PM
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Subject: FW: Red Wing Eagle Watch
Ann Tincher, who helped with our Red Wing CBC, sent this information to me
about the Red Wing Eagle Watch
Had a calling (surely that couldn't be singing!) Northern Shrike this
morning at Kunkel WMA in southern Mille Lacs County - while I rarely hear
them audibilize, tend to think of them doing so in March before leaving.
Are others hearing them?
Helped lead the Aitkin portion of the Saz-Zim trips
As preparations for the first Minnesota Breeding Bird Atlas move ahead with
online data entry capability with Cornell's website scheduled for early
March, it behooves us not to overlook any existing opportunities for
documenting breeding birds. Safe dates (those dates that encompass the
period whe
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