This sounds like the work of an owl. I would guess a Great Horned Owl.
Mark Martell
Director of Bird Conservation
Audubon Minnesota
2357 Ventura Dr. #106
St. Paul, MN 55125
651-739-9332
http://mn.audubon.org
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 5:54 PM, peter schmidt <
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Looks like the Male Rough-Legged Hawk is gonna winter next to our building.
Since my last post I've seen him outside every work day, hunting rodents. He
is very successful, on Friday I saw him eat three times (he is out there
hunting right now.) He is coexisting with the big female Red-Tailed
Several of you have been kind enough to question whether a recent
out-of-character message was from me. No. My Yahoo account was hacked early
this morning. The password was changed a moment ago. Hopefully we will hear
no more of this. If it recurs, I'll leave Yahoo. Thanks for your friends
Although they are difficult to notice unless flying or calling or perched in
the open, I have seen white-winged crossbills regularly in Ely this winter.
There are many large white spruce in town with lots of cones like the ones
on Pattison Street. I just saw a group of about 10 moving from tree to
Great gray owl spotted on McDavitt Rd again this morning, we watched it hunt
for an hour. John Sullivan
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On Jan 8, 2011, at 9:41 PM, Kim R Eckert wrote:
> Thanks to Doug Kieser's sharp hearing, the MBW group found a male Am
> Three-toed Woodpecker this afternoon, 8 January,
Today I was guiding some wonderful birdwatching friends around the bog, and
we had a spectacular time! Snow fell lightly to moderately all morning/day
long, and with the sun partially hidden behind a snowy ceiling all day long,
the bog seemed to glow with picturesque arctic and boreal beauty. One o
This is an interesting video. There are many other videos to see when you
click on "watch now" too. on the right side.
Has anyone seen any numbers of RECR or WWCR anywhere this year?
GAndersson
St Paul
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From: cornellbi...@cornell.edu
Subject: Cornell Lab eNews
Date:
'Natural History" is published bimonthly by the American Museum of Natl
History. I have subscribed for many years. It is a wonderful magazine that
covers many subjects in natural history--- including a fair number of birds
research. They suspended publication last year for nine months or so, but
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