Hey all-
Anya Illes and I went into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness at
Entry Point 84, the Snake River, for a four-night stay, one night on the
Isabella River and 3 nights on Gull Lake, in Cook Co. A few brief highlights
- on the Isabella River we found a number of interesting marshland
I checked the Highway 26 overlook at roughly 3 PM and roughly 7PM today
(Sunday), but was unable to relocate the possible Laughing Gull. There were
still many Ring-billed Gulls in the area, but the largest flocks seemed to be
on more distant islands, and it was hard to make anything out. I thi
We visited Lowry Nature Center this afternoon. Although it was really hot,
we did see a few birds.
Many regular species including many American Redstarts, a male and female
Rose-Breasted Grosbeak, a few Yellow Warblers, and an Indigo Bunting.
The highlights included a Golden-Winged Warbler and a
Trent Robbins, Ari Selvey, and I found two Buff-breasted
Hey birders,
Trent Robbins, Ari Selvey, and I found two Buff-breasted Sandpipers at the sod
farms east of Mapleton. Take CR21 east from Mapleton until its juncton with
CR14. The birds were foraging on the north side of the road in the e
Chimney Swift Question
I am going out tonight to do the chimney swift sit and the weather report
looks daunting. Can we still collect data in heavy rain?
Thanks,
Amy
On Jul 26 2010, Claudia Egelhoff wrote:
Once again it is time for the Chimney Swift Sit here in Minnesota. The two
designate
AT 8:30 this morning two calling Alder Flycatchers were on the boardwalk out to
the observation deck at the Old Cedar Avenue Bridge. Occasionally you can hear
their “PIP” call note.
Also in the area are two Cooper’s Hawk that must be just out of the nest flying
around and calling to the adults
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