I had 17 Red-winged Blackbirds check out my feeders this morning.
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Andrew Longtin
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We had a group of at least 10 Cedar Waxwings in a tree in our yard today, 31 E.
Arrowhead Road in Duluth. This is unusual for us in winter. Monday there were
10 Robins together in our neighbor's yard...perhaps they have overwintered
here. Cindy Edwardson
Today we had one female purple finch at the feeder.
Last spring we had some purple finches for the first time at our feeder
(Cottage Grove) in late April and early May.
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Hi everyone,
This afternoon, John Hockema and I were able to find White-winged Crossbills
in the town of Montgomery, in LeSueur County. They were about 4 blocks north of
the grain elevator in town. There were a few (very) Common Redpolls also
present.
Good birding!
Dave Bartkey
With the fresh snow, I decided to try my luck at finding Gray Partridges this
evening. Sure enough, the covey (8 birds) at the corner of 180th St. and Joan
Ave. in Dakota County (Soutwest of Hastings) ventured into the open field on
the NW corner of the intersection at around 5:15 pm and
Early on Thursday the 19th, I noticed an unusual redpoll among the multitudes
coming in to my feeders. Not a classic adult male Hoary (dang-it!), but a
bird I have determined to be an immature female, similar to the bird
photographed by Bob Dunlap awhile ago in Nicollet County. This decision
On Thursday I did not fill sacks or feeders and watched theemptied to
within inches of empty, it became quite chaotic late in the day.
Friday I removed all but three sacks and two feeders which I filled.
Numbers were greatly reduced during the day with the highest count 81.
Also four Pine
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