You have completely failed to understand what the point for our message was.
By telling others that the local feeder had not seen the bird it was fairly
clear that the bird was moving through the area and not staying to feed for
awhile. The last record, in 2004, for this species was a bird that
BIRDS SEEN ON REFUGE 03/15 - 03/17, 2011
Canada Goose
Trumpeter Swans (more every day)
Wood Duck (more every day)
Mallard
Northern Pintail
Bufflehead
Hooded Merganser
Ring-necked Pheasant
Ruffed Grouse
Wild Turkey
Great Blue Heron
Bald Eagle (pairs incubating)
Northern Harrier
Red-shouldered Hawk (
When do GBH's start incubating in central Minnesota?
Betsy
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Migrants this morning in Carver County
Cackling Goose 4 at 150th St.
Canada Goose ~300, 143 Rapids Lake MVNWR, 70 150th St., 41 Chevalle wetlands,
~50 scattered migrants
Mallard 23, 12 150th St. and 11 Rapids Lake
Ring-necked Duck 2 at 150th St.
Common Goldeneye 5 at Rapids Lake
Common Merganser
I received an email which I am sure means the site is being used to send bogus
requests for funds. Call me on my cell phone at 320-248-3461 and I will give
you the email information I received if you do not already know of the problem.
I am on a winter vacation in SC at this time and I checked
20 long-tailed ducks in Agate Bay in Two Harbors.
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Sherburne's Prairie's Edge Wildlife Drive will be opened to the public after
the
eaglets have hatched in the Stickney nest. If all goes according to schedule,
I'm thinking this could be Friday, April 22. I'll post on this list serve when
it's opened.
Betsy Beneke
Sherburne NWR
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The song sparrow sings in my yard and life seems better.
Flocks of grackles, red-winged blackbirds, robins, Canada geese, juncos,
and American tree sparrows feather my day. Only one tree sparrow made my
yard its winter home this year. I am pleased that others of the species have
stopped by
Hey birders,
In a short trip to Cobb River WPA and Perch WPA near Beauford, there were
abundant signs of spring. A short list follows.
Greater White-fronted Goose (#206 for the WPA complex)
Canada Goose
Common Merganser
Hooded Merganser
Mallard
Ring-necked Duck
Redhead
Gadwall
Wood Duck
Common
There were 5 eastern bluebirds along CR 3 just west of Santiago in Sherburne
County today. I'm going to drive that way home tonight, to see if I can find
more!
Betsy Beneke
Sherburne NWR
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Hi All--
Yesterday Gene Bauer and I encountered several Lapland Longspurs in a flock
that also contained a half-dozen Horned Larks and a single Snow Bunting. I
was able to take a photo of the longspur, curiously the first ever for me of
this abundant species. I have posted the photo on my blog,
h
This afternoon I was treated to the sights and sounds of 11 Trumpeter
Swans that were feeding on my neighbor's sod field adjacent to the Root
River approximately 5 miles west of Hwy 16 on County 21 in Mound Prairie
Township. Two of the birds are banded...yellow collar. I might be able
to pick o
Hundreds of WF, Canada and Snow Geese, plus a good mix of duck species were
present around noon today on Lake Byllesby in Dakota Cty. There were two
viewing areas: at Lakeside Cemetery, and also from the Goodhue County Public
Access Boat Landing. Thanks for your post, Steve Weston.
Bruce
Notable was a large group of Gadwalls. One person told me he saw a GB Heron on
the flat island south of the dam.
Anybody visiting Springbrook Nature Center in Fridley? I'm interested in
whether the wetlands/"lake' are open. Any information would be appreciated.
Tom Malone
Thomas P. Malo
-RBA
*Minnesota
*Detroit Lakes
*March 17, 2011
*MNDL1103.17
-Birds mentioned
Canada Goose
Trumpeter Swan
Gadwall
Northern Pintail
Ring-necked Duck
Hooded Merganser
Common Merganser
Wild Turkey
Bald Eagle
Northern Harrier
Northern Goshawk
American Kestrel
Merlin
American Coot
Great Horned Owl
North
This morning a pair of swans (probably Trumpeter), several Canada
geese, and 2 Sandhill cranes flew over our farm, headed north. Then
this afternoon Sam and I, plus our 14-year-old grandson Grant Johnson
spent 3 hours in the Sax-Zim bog where the snow was still quite deep,
but the roads getting
This was a day with several FOYs. Opting to get our exercise at River
Bend Nature Center before the Straight R.might flood, we started to
the west with a check of Wells Lake. Viewing proved best from Wells L.
Drive, which dead-ends in a small development. There we were serenaded
by an E. Meadowlar
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