Hi All, Yesterday at about 2 pm I heard a very vocal group of crows from my
home office. I went outside thinking they were mobbing a red tail or owl in the
spruces in the side yard. As I left the house I saw the group of 6-8 crows
harassing a large raptor. I only got the briefest of looks but
Usually I have pretty good luck.Today, not so much. Or we are far enough
along into spring that my birding standards have changed, and what I considered
to be a great day 3 weeks ago is now just kinda lackluster. The Cinnamon Teal
and Blue-winged Teal were nowhere to be seen along Salem
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South Metro Beyond
We'll start out in the Minnesota River Valley, then move to Murphy-Hanrehan,
prairie areas in rural Dakota County, and more. Possible species include
Bell's Vireo, Acadian Flycatcher, Loggerhead Shrike,
Prothonotary/Hooded/Cerulean Warblers, and
Good afternoon,
A bald eagle was at about 100' above Shepard Road at about 10a.
Flying ESE between Alton and Homer s/he was joined by another bird over the
bluffs above Crosby Park.
I'm not sure of the other bird, but it had a similar size and shape.
I'm not an expert in
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Two of us attended the Prairie Chicken Festival in central Wisconsin, near
Stevens Point and Wisconsin Rapids, on April 17-18. From a blind, we were
able to see prairie chickens displaying on the booming ground. What a thrill!
As I understand it, the season for displaying is nearing the
Hi all,
The Cinnamon Teal was still in the drainage ditch along Salem Ave this
afternoon at 5:00. There are quite a few flooded fields in the area,
with a few ducks and a lot of shorebirds. Solitary Sandpiper and Snipe
were in the flooded corn field near where the teal was hanging out.
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