I counted 568 chimney swifts entering the chimney at 12325 Olson Highway. The
location is a school on the South side of the road. The swifts started entering
at 8:04pm and were through by 8:22pm!
Curt Rawn
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Hey, birders:
I know a Peregrine Falcon sighting isn't all that unusual but I'm lucky to see
one a year in Brown county so I thought I'd report on one I just saw at the
Sleepy Eye sewage ponds. I happened to be walking east on the berm from the
front entrance when I noticed a large bird of pre
Is there any evidence that fall warbler migration is better near bodies of
water than elsewhere?
Over the years, have noted that a number of my spring "migrant traps" are
less effective in the fall, while secondary locations, near lakes & rivers,
can be excellent.
Father Hennepin State Park
Hi everyone,
Played hooky today to do some birding. I was craving a good warbler wave but
the only warbs I encountered were at Goose Lake County Park. I had 4:
Blackburnian, Canada, Wilson's and Nashville.
My best site of the day was the Janesville Sewage Ponds which had 9 species
of shore
A swift count at Carpenter Nature Center on Friday turned up only ONE lone
swift entering the administration building chimney. It was the only swift
seen flying all night, even when we checked out the river valley in
binoculars. In past years we have counted 2-4 in this chimney.
The highl
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