Special MRVAC Presentation in May
Open to the Public
Peregrine Falcons: Celebrating Success...Continuing the Work
On May 28, 2009 7- 9 pm @ REI
by Jackie Fallon, Midwest Peregrine Society
The peregrine falcon has long fascinated people across the globe, known for its
dramatic migration and
5/25/2009
Thanks to those who posted the Lazuli Bunting's. Our group observed the female
Lazuli Bunting intermittently from 2:30 to 3:15 pm and when we left it was
still feeding in the Blue dish feeder. The last sighting of the male Lazuli
Bunting, I am aware of was around 6:00 pm on the
Did a Big Day on Friday (May 22) in Lyon County - ending with 136
species. The birds were very quiet all day, which made for a lot of
work. Okay, it was not really boring, yet of the 136, NONE were
unexpected, and only FOUR were warblers. The most unusual species
observed that day was a Spotted
May 23 - Camden SP. Wood Thrush near the group camp, and Osprey, and
Broad-winged Hawk flew over the same area. Jackie Augustine (SMSU)
banded a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher near the group camp, and Paul Rysdahl
saw 2 Summer Tanagers on the ridge trail West of the Horse Camp Area.
Roger Schroeder
Responding to requests for *reliable* locations for a few species. These
are easy locations to search for some of the species that are typically
sought after by County Listers.
Least Bittern American Bittern:
Black Rush Lake. From MN Hwy 23 go 1 mile south of the Camden SP
entrance, then turn
I found 2 Cerulean Warblers at Carver Park this morning. One was at
the same location its been the past couple years northwest of the
nature center between Crosby Lake and Stone Lake. The 2nd was easier
to see about 1/2 mile east-northeast of the nature center. He was
closer to the trail out
Hi all,
Thanks to Steve Weston and Jennifer Vieth, I got a better handle on the
location of the Hastings Prothonotary Warbler. So, Jill and I went to look for
it this morning, along with Ginkgo and Minnie, our Papillons.
We all walked from our place down to the river and we concentrated
Spend Sunday and Monday Minnesota Bird atlasing in the Shamineau Lake area
(NE priority block and NW non-priority block) and had some intersting
finds. 5 Caspian Terns (migrants no doubt) on Shamineau and 3 on Crookneck
Lake. Raven family of 5 well-fledged and coming in to investigate my
I tried to leave Little Falls at 10:30 to see the Lazuli but a sore leg (knee
surgery) and rain caused me to turn around ( I did promise my wife I wouldn't
do anything stupid after my surgery, but, it was a rare bird). Not to be beaten
I called Milt Blomberg and he picked me up after his
While surveying a priority atlas block near Dorset in southern Hubbard
County on May 22, I found a pair of lark sparrows on private open
farmland. They were still present today. Usually just the male
(singing) is present, suggesting that this is a nesting pair and the
female is incubating. If
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