Held this past weekend. Overall results were similar to what others are
finding in the rest of the state.
164 tentative species including 19 warblers, 5 vireos, 20 shorebirds, 7
flycatchers, and 11 sparrows.
Most of the shorebirds were found at Hamden Slough where Bisson Lake is in
drawdown
At 12:20, I found a Western Kingbird on the east side of the ballfields at
Park Point. It was hanging around the loose clump of trees near the bigger
elm along the road. Unfortunately, the large group of birders who were on
the point enjoying the warblers had largely dispersed by that time, so I
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Hi all,
Today from 10 am to 10:30, I watched _three_ peregrine chicks at lock &
dam #1 being fed. Then the adult flew off for a couple of minutes
taking away the scraps that might have been the remains of a pigeon.
John
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I just received a call that as of around 9:30 no one has been able to
relocate the Black-throated Gray Warbler at Park Point. Karl Bardon
was also unable to find it again shortly after his initial
observation. Fewer warblers are reportedly still present today as the
fog has lifted in some a
Sounds great!
Our warbler migration here in SE SD finally hit the jackpot this weekend:
Worm-eating (seen and heard),
Prothonotary (where they were nesting last summer),
over 50 redstart,
over 80 Tennessee,
5 Blue-winged singing and seen perched up,
plus singing Magnolia, Canada, Chestnut-
Sad to hear that the warblers I have waited a year for have finally been
spotted in Duluth. Seems like a black and white spring for me -
BUT the reason I am unable to rush up to Duluth to see God's Technicolor IMax
3-D show is that I am on my way to NE England near the border of Scotland and
Karl Bardon just called and asked me to post an observation of a
Black-throated Gray Warbler he had seen briefly on Minnesota Point,
Duluth. He was at the Superior City water pumping station which is the
opening beyond the first large stand of pines, south of the Sky Harbor
airport. It is fog
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