Could someone let me know where Veteran's Park and the Worm-eating Warbler
is located? Thanks- John Ellis
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There were 4 occupied Red-necked Grebe nests on Assumption Lake in Carver
County this morning and possibly a 5th. While I was watching, the adults on 2
of the nests traded places. One of the pairs made their call as they were
switching. There were no other Grebe species on the lake, but
Despite migration being 99.8% done here, had 109 species (morning walks
drives before work) in the Zimmerman/Princeton/Milaca area since Monday.
Observations included:
* Ruffed Grouse (drumming on Mahnomen Trail in Sherburne Refuge)
* Least Bittern (calling near Big Bluestem Pond on the auto
This morning at approximately 9:30 - 9:45 am I found what I believe to be a
female Brewer's Blackbird foraging in the short grass beside a trail at the
Rudy Kraemer Nature Preserve in northwest Burnsville. I found the bird on
the south side of the pond that is south of the ball field at the Sue
Heard a Chat singing at Frontenac State Park this AM for about 30-40
seconds. I never saw it and did not hear it sing again after listening,
looking around and poking about for a half hour. There is a peninsula of
woods in a draw pointing directly at the restrooms at the parking area at
the
The sparrow workshop that Bob Jansen and I host October 9 - 11 is full. If you
are interested in this please contact me as we usually have a few cancellations.
Check out the web site: www.itctel.com/buri/SPARROW
The shorebird workshop will be August 7 - 9 this year. We still have a few
spots
This Sunday (June 7th) I will be leading my annual Dakota County Prairie Birds
field trip. We will meet at the picnic parking lot of the Schaar's Bluff unit
of Dakota County Spring Lake Park at 7am. This is a free Minnesota River
Valley Audubon Chapter (MRVAC) field trip, but all are welcome
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