Nutcracker in NE Lac qui Parle County at 4:30pm this afternoon. It was in a
stand of spruce on the south side of 330th St about a quarter-mile east of
Hwy119. I will post a photo on recently seen page of the MOU site.
Also of note today was a Townsend's Solitaire that has overwintered at
Hantho Be
Hi,
This afternoon there were several hundred geese on Sleepy Eye lake around the
aerator hole. There must have been a push to migrate with the strong southerly
winds. I was surprised to see 5 Ross's Geese, 8 Greater White-fronted Geese,
Cackling and Canada. When I was there there were few d
Sickness has prevented me from checking my five Bald Eagle
Greetings:
Sickness has prevented me from checking my five Bald Eagle nests in Rice County
until this week.
03/09 east of Faribault on Hwy. 80, south of Hwy. 60. no B.E. near the nest.
03/10, south of Walmart on Hwy, 93 to Hwy. 39, one
One of our maintenance guys reported a possible Swainson's hawk at Sherburne
today, saying it had been around since Tuesday. Our biologist saw it and
thought that's what it was too - but she doesn't have a lot of experience with
this species. I went looking early in the afternoon and couldn't
A Sherburne Refuge volunteer heard two sandhill cranes calling near her home
outside Princeton on Monday of this week. Our biologist saw a single crane
flying along the river near our headquarters on Tuesday of this week.
A crow visited my bird feeder at the headquarters this morning...thought
A Peregrine falcon chased a Pigeon into a window at my office building this
morning. The falcon then spent an hour sitting on a light pole in the parking
lot while the pigeon sat stunned and gasping on the ground. The falcon
ultimately flew to the southeast.
-RBA
*Minnesota
*Minnesota Statewide
*March 11, 2011
*MNST1103.11
-Birds mentioned
White-winged Scoter
Long-tailed Duck
Barrow's Goldeneye
Hooded Merganser
Gray Partridge
Spruce Grouse
Northern Harrier
Merlin
Sandhill Crane
Ring-billed Gull
Northern Saw-whet Owl
Varied Thrush
Song Sparrow
-Transcr
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