Anthony Hertzel:
There is a small flock of Parakeets in Dallas at the old city power station.
I was told they were Carolina Parakeets. They are a small green parakeet.
When I recently reread the article you wrote about the Carolina Parakeets in
Minnesota in the 2004 issue of The Loon I wonder
Nothing terribly exciting, but there is some shorebird habitat at Prairie
Island in Winona, especially at the Verchota boat landing on Prairie Island Rd.
Friday afternoon found the following:
Greater yellowlegs
Lesser yellowlegs
Pectoral sandpiper
Killdeer
Eight American white pelicans were fee
Hi everyone,
When I usually post a question on the listserve, I like to reply personally
to every response. However, due to the overwhelming responses I had today, I
would like to re-post thanking all of you at once who replied. I apologize for
the laziness of it, but there were so MANY wonde
This was meant primarily for those going to and from Salt lake this weekend,
so I apologize for it being tardy.
Two locations starting to produce birds in the county.
The drawdown of Olson Lake WPA in the SW part of the county. The birds of
note there today were not shorebirds, but 7 Smith's lon
As promised I have added a few shots of the Lincoln's Sparrow and a pair of
the Purple Finch on my bird photos web pages for you all, they are towards
the bottom of this index page..
Enjoy http://www.birderguy.com/AndrewsBirdPhotosGroup02.htm
I see I have a Black-capped Chickadee that has
This afternoon I found an exceptionally early Dickcissel at the
conservation club access on the southeast side of Swan Lake. The bird
was foraging with some sparrows when I pulled into the parking lot and
noticed it. I usually don't see Dickcissels in Minnesota until the
last week of May, s
Erika and I saw a Lark Sparrow in Rice Co. today also--about 3 miles south
of the eastern unit of the Canon river Wilderness Area. it flew up from the
gravel roadside.
dan tallman
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 2:28 PM, Dave Bartkey wrote:
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Not surprisingly, I could not relocate the two American Avocets reported
yesterday evening (Eden Prairie). I did, however, enjoy my time while I was
there. To add on a bit to William Marengo's shorebird species list, about ~50
shorebirds were present:
-mostly Lesser Yellowlegs (constantly fight
Thanks for your report of Duluth sightings, Joshua. I heard my FOY Hermit
Thrush on the grounds of the College of St. Scholastica a couple of days ago.
Haven't seen one yet, but I'm always completely satisfied to hear that song!
Also at CSS this week:
golden-crowned and ruby-crowned kinglet
Hi everyone,
As I was asking my boss this morning if he'd mind if I played hookey from
work, I observed many birds foraging in a dirt patch within a grass island
outside of his window. My boss told me to have fun and when I went out to my
car, I grabbed my binos and scanned through the flock.
There is a non-breeding plumaged Red-throated Loon at Little Rock Lake
in Benton County. I viewed it from the park at the north end of the
lake. It was mostly just resting so it was easy to view - classic
upturned bill.
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Byron, MN - Olmsted County
http://www.B
I have been been periodically visiting the Dorer pools at the Whitewater WMA
this Spring, and always finding a handful of shorebirds, but today there were
well over 100 of them at one of the drawn-down pools. A Peregrine Falcon made
a pass through the flock, and a River Otter was hanging out ne
I was lucky enough to be looking out a window when a bright male Indigo
Bunting landed on the ground near the veggie garden. Several juncos and
blue jays were the only other birds nearby. It didn't stay long, darn
it. Bird appeared to be an adult, no brown in wings or elsewhere. We
usually
Three Rivers Park District currently has 3 active Purple Martin Colonies
and adult martins have now returned to all three sites with much
vocalization going on:
Eagle Lake Golf Course, Maple Grove
Baker National Golf Course, Medina
Medicine Lake, French Regional Park, Plymouth (at the Distric
While working on finding a job I got distracted a few times by a Lincoln's
Sparrow (FOY -for me) that was snooping through my shrubs and a female
Purple Finch that landed on the tree by me sunflower and safflower feeders..
I got shots of both, I think the Lincoln's turned out good, if so I'll put
t
Hi,
There were two adult Cattle Egrets at the Sleepy Eye compost site earlier this
morning.
Brian Smith
Sleepy Eye
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-RBA
*Minnesota
*Minnesota Statewide
*April 24, 2009
*MNST0904.24
-Birds mentioned
Cinnamon Teal
Red-throated Loon
American Bittern
Broad-winged Hawk
Yellow Rail
American Avocet
Pectoral Sandpiper
Dunlin
Long-billed Dowitcher
Least Flycatcher
Northern Rough-winged Swallow
Barn Swallow
Gray-cheeked
Yellow-rumped warbler
Eastern Phoebe
Least Flycatcher in two different locations
Yellow bellied sapsucker
numerous Great Blue Herons in the St. Louis River estuary
Right now you can't go outside without seeing or hearing Northern Flickers
I'm still on the hunt to find my FOY Hermit Thrush.
Joshu
This Week. Many Yellow Rumped Warblers and Hermit Thrush. Wilson Snipe
flying in the lowlands (saw 9) in many places. Have come across 2 Great
Horned Owls and 2 Coopers Hawks. The Mississippi just north of Little Falls
has Greater (a fair number) and Lesser Scaup along with a large number of
Red
There were still at least two Northern Hawk Owls near Baudette this week.
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Thursday evening, April 23, there were 7 American Avocets near the west end of
Lake Byllesby. Thanks to Jim for getting out the report of their presence so
quickly. While there, most of the shorebirds got up into the winds and off the
points unknown. (The Avocets stayed.)
Also seen:
1 Long-bi
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