[mou-net] [mou-rba] Duluth RBA 9/3/10

2010-09-03 Thread Jim Lind
-RBA *Minnesota *Duluth/North Shore *September 3, 2010 *MNDU1009.03 -Birds mentioned American White Pelican Mississippi Kite Stilt Sandpiper Buff-breasted Sandpiper Cedar Waxwing Lapland Longspur -Transcript Hotline: Minnesota, Duluth/North Shore Date: September 3, 2010 Sponsor: Minnesota

[mou-net] Park Point shorebirds this morning

2010-09-03 Thread Erik Bruhnke
I took a nice long walk this morning at the end of Park Point. I loved the west coast this past spring and summer, but it is truly a blessing and privilege to be back on beautiful Lake Superior! I stumbled upon a BUFF-BREASTED SANDPIPER that I watched for nearly half an hour :) They are so

[mou-net] Carver County

2010-09-03 Thread John Cyrus
Migrants this morning at Carver Park were Blue-headed Vireo, Swainson's Thrush, 2 Tennessee, 3 Nashville, Blackburnian, Bay-breasted, Blackpoll, and Wilson's Warbler. A stop at the Carver end of Chaska Lake turned up a Blue-headed Vireo and a male Golden-winged Warbler. In terms of other

[mou-net] September Tower report Dassel, Meeker Cty

2010-09-03 Thread Paul - Koni Fank
    We did our Tower Day on the 1st and Lance Roseanne Heaton joined us for some birding. We had 59 species.    Our Purple Martin Colony and our Tree Swallows have left, a lot of our Baltimore Orioles, a lot of our Barn Swallows and a lot of our RB Grosbeaks have left. We have a few

[mou-net] Yellow-crowned Night-heron - Warroad, Roseau County

2010-09-03 Thread Jeanie Joppru
Just got a call from Kim Eckert and the Black-crowned Night-heron that was reported on the NW report last evening apparently was a juvenile Yellow-crowned Night-heron. Location of today's sighting : Drive past the casino towards the mouth of the river. To the left of the casino is a campground

[mou-net] Lyon County - Blue Grosbeak(s) observed

2010-09-03 Thread Roger Schroeder
Not sure where they've been hanging out, but 3 fledged Blue Grosbeaks were seen with the female in the same area as the male was observed in early August. They were foraging along the diversion channel West of the driving range of the Marshall golf course. Best parking is in the open area