Yesterday at the Bass Ponds in Bloomington I had a large bird fly overhead. I
watched it fly west over the entirety of the ponds toward the Cedar Avenue
bridge and beyond, yet have no clue what I saw.
From underneath it appeared light in color (white or perhaps a light grayish
throughout)
Would welcome discussion, particularly if others have experienced this
tension.
Have spent 16 years birding (and hiking), frankly, for the joy of the
experience. Joy is meant to be shared, so I also became involved in leading
field trips the last four years. I also enjoy writing about
Hello Birders, The 10th Annual Great MN River Birding Day is scheduled
for September 11th and 12th. This will likely be the last year for this
event. It has been a lot of fun to do, but I believe that it has served
its purpose. In the beginning, this event was used to raise money for
the
Paid one last visit (or so I thought) to Falls Creek SNA in northern
Washington Co - with Bill Bronn.
The bird singing activity was striking compared to Monday at Afton SP. I
wonder if the yesterday's rain helped.
We heard yellow throated vireos, Acadian flycatcher, possible scarlet
tanager,
Fortunately Bill Bronn had been with me at Afton SP when I recorded the summer
tanager last Saturday. He suggested that I had been listening to that recording
when I got home today from Falls Creek.
When I checked the date stamp on my file - he was correct.
Sorry - my bad :(
He did ID
Frankly, I'm LOL--happily, with all the IBAs, BBAs, and species
studies going on, the MN R. Valley is bound to be well-birded for
quite awhile, on those dates and most others, for years to come:-).
Thanks for your involvement and for recruiting us greenhorns into
the fold when you did.
Linda Whyte
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