UMore Park is mostly south of Rosemount in Empire Township. Biscayne Avenue
and 190th St. are easy to find and so is the parking lot. Station Trail is
well signed, but is not ID'd on all maps. If you do not have access to to a
computer or good maps, I suggest exploring the area. There is
We watched the Moorhen and 4 juveniles walking and swimming around for about an
hour. For a good look binocs or scope is needed. Also 2 Black Terns posing on
grass clumps. Several Yellow-headed and Red-winged Blackbirds were active...
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Birded Kathio State Park, short portion of the western Mille Lacs lakefront,
and Kunkel WMA yesterday; today stopped at Blue Hill Trail in Sherburne NWR
briefly.
A Yellow-bellied Flycatcher was the highlight yesterday, front edge of Touch
the Earth trail in Kathio (near the Interpretive
10:30a.m. 7/6/10
Jirik Sod Farm
Located 1/2 mile south of 200th and Blaine on Blaine.
Adult Cattle Egret at edge of large sod field and tall grass on west side. See
photo posted to Recently Seen http://moumn.org/cgi-bin/recent.pl
Shorebirds present on east side:
Least Sp. - 50
Solitary Sp. -
My young birding friend Nolan (age 9) is going to Norway for 2 weeks
with his family. I have not been able to find a field guide for his
trip. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Roger Schroeder
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Birds of Europe: Second Edition (Princeton Field Guides) by Svensson,
Zetterström, and Mullarney is excellent. Well, I assume it's excellent,
because the first edition (which I have) is. I've seen it being used in the
field by European and Scandinavian experts.
Julian
I would use Birds of Europe (1999), Mullarney, Svensson, Zetterstrom, and
Grant. It is about the size of the National Geographic guide.
The Handbook of Bird Identification for Europe and the Western Pelearctic
(1999), Beaman and Madge, is probably so heavy to travel with. Bigger and
heavier
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