Sounds great. Are these bear-proof too?
Carol Tveekrem
Cook County
On 9/21/2010 9:14 PM, Andrew wrote:
Here is how!! Toss it in the garbage and get a good one..
Get a HummZinger feeder.. http://www.aspectsinc.com/2_HumFdrs.html
These are simply the BEST feeders..
Easy to clean..
Freezin
I found 3 dark-eyed juncos along Sherburne CR 9 this afternoon on my way home
from work. First ones I've seen this year.
Betsy Beneke
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-RBA
*Minnesota
*Minnesota Statewide
*September 22, 2010
*MNST1009.22
-Birds mentioned
Surf Scoter
Red-throated Loon
Swallow-tailed Kite
American Avocet
Ruddy Turnstone
Sanderling
Sabine's Gull
Little Gull
Parasitic Jaeger
Hermit Thrush
American Pipit
Orange-crowned Warbler
Black-throated Blue War
John Wallner and I spotted Dark-eyed Juncos in Carlos Avery this morning.
Bob Holtz
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If any of you out there might be willing to help out at Sherburne NWR (near
Princeton/Zimmerman) by leading an occasional birding trip, or by providing
some
basic bird I.D./phenology to groups on occasion, please let me hear from you.
We should discuss off the list serve. I'd appreciate it ve
After many years of driving long distances on the spur of the moment to catch
"rare" birds (for me anyway), I found myself breathless as a Black-Throated
Blue Warbler landed on a branch partially obscured by leaves right outside my
office window, some 10 feet away. I froze and reached secretly
Wednesday September 22Joined the WSO Jaegerfest folks this morning (Daryl
Tessen, Robbye Johnson, et. al) on Wisconsin Point (first pullout)
Two Parasitic Jaegers regularly patrolling the thousands of gulls sitting on
the glassy calm waters. Overhead once.
Also...1 Red-throated Loon3-plus Red-nec
Back from my hiatus, there was scattered activity at Carver Park mainly with
what you would expect for late September. The most unusual bird of the day
was not at the park but at the edge of Assumption Lake, a Henslow's Sparrow.
There were still 2 Red-necked Grebes and a couple Gadwall on
just a reminder the ww birdwalk is today at 830 am not thursday as
previously stated. hope to see you there VIC lewis
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