We will be driving to Mankato this weekend (from our home in Cotton) and I
would love to show my younger son a Red Headed Woodpecker, a bird he has never
seen. I would welcome any advice about reliable areas to search between here
and there, or any other great birding areas near St
I found a beautiful displaying male Spruce Grouse last Friday on the Echo
Trail in northern St. Louis County. Please see the showcase section of the
MOU website for a photo. He was very cooperative posing and displaying
while I took several photos and videos. For the video go to youtube:
Last week I caught on video two Ruffed Grouse battling it out on the side of
the road.
See youtube for the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIplNEp1jxo
Dee Kuder
Crane Lake, MN 55725
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Crane Meadows National Wildlife Refuge is having a bird outing led by Milt
Blomberg and Caleb Gosiak on Sunday May. 3rd from 7:00 to 10:00 with a
brunch following. No charge. Crane Meadows wants to show off their new
trails and spotting decks that look over the Platte River and Rice-Skunk
Lake.
I forgot to say Milt will be taking groups out after the 10:00 brunch to
other areas close to Crane Meadows.
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Dave Sovereign contacted me to do the Spring Bird Count for my area. We need
birders who want to do road counts, area counts ( walking in a park area),
and sitting counts. If you are interested please contact me at
fgos...@gmail.com or mc birding on the net or by phone 1-320-616-7001 this
is an
A late afternoon leg-stretch at this always-promising locale proved
satisfying, despite the lack of visible (to me, anyway) shorebirds. As
usual, there was an abundance of yellow-rumped warblers, whose bright
color and sweet sound are harbingers of further beauty. However, some
newer arrivals
For the Crane Meadows directions I made a mistake and inadvertently said to
go west off from U.S. Hwy 10 (which would put you into the Mississippi
River) when it should have been east off U.S. Hwy 10 on Iris Road (county
35) 5 miles. Sorry for any confusion.
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I received three sets of directions and several requests for information
from my earlier post regarding Eurasian-collared Doves in Farmington.
All three sets of directions would have gotten me there eventually but
combined I found it on my first try. Here's my version for everyone:
At the
Bob Dunlap has confirmed a male immature Summer Tanager at my feeders
today from an iphoto I mailed him earlier this evening. Obviously I
have never seen a Summer Tanager here before and along with the
Eastern Towhee (2nd sighting in my feeder area) I took 114 photos
today. Thank God for
Having had several inquiries, I am rural between Good Thunder and H
22. I'd be happy to host visitors. My phone 507-278-3949.
John Nelson
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