My brother reported a number of grackles at his feeders this winter in Avon
also.
This fall while driving north on I94 early one morning I witnessed a flight
of blackbirds of some ilk crossing in front of me. They flew probably 30
abreast in a ribbon that snaked as far as the eye could see. I¹ve
At 8:00 am I checked our video camera and the owl was
not in the box.
George Skinner and Anne Hanley
15330 Lynn Terrace
Minnetonka, MN
952-936-0811
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Hi All--
Thanks to Karen Sowizral, I have added two species to my free North American
bird checklist at my blog: http://dantallmansbirdblog.blogspot.com
Golden Eagle should follow Rough-legged Hawk
Manx Shearwater should follow Short-tailed Shearwater
The down-loadable version has been revised
Around 12:30 pm today Bob Williams and I found an adult Golden Eagle 3/4 of
a mile north of CR 83 on the west side of CR 5 in northeast Kanabec County.
The bird was initially spotted feeding on an animal carcass in the field but
then was observed flying into the treeline to the west where it
My apologies for not including my name with my recent post about the
Golden Eagle in Kanabec County via my cell phone. It was I who
observed the bird with Bob Williams.
Bob Dunlap
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Hi everyone,
A couple of my friends and I spent the day in the bog today. We arrived
right around sunrise and left shortly after sunset.
Winter finches are almost nonexistent. Our entire tally was 10 C Redpolls
along Highway 16 north of the bog proper.
Pine Grosbeaks were fairly common with
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