Over this past week, there has been a great assortment of fun bird
happenings occurring here in Duluth; starting off with some of the
hawkwatching sightings from this past week. I think that tomorrow could be a
very interesting (in a good way) type of day, with songbirds and raptors
alike moving
Fox sparrow made a
Brown-headed Cowbird at Sherburne NWR - woo hoo!!!
Fox sparrow made a brief appearance under the feeder early this morning.
Pastor
Al and others have seen them on Mahnomen Trail.
Blue Hill Trail is still a bit snowy, and icy, in spots - a little treacherous.
We HOPE to be
Purple martin here on April 3. It was welcomed with open eyes.
Vesper sparrow songs this morning. Here, here, there, there, everybody
down the hill.
Pleasant birding.
Al Batt
Hartland
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At 7:50 am one owl sitting in the Norway Spruce
north of our deck. I think you can only see it from
inside our house. You can call me if you want to
see it (if it stays put).
The other is in a tall thin pine 30 ft. north of the
pole mounted wood duck boxes at the northwest
corner of our house.
New migrants this morning included Blue-winged Teal, Common Loon, Greater
Yellowlegs, Lesser Yellowlegs, Winter Wren, Golden-crowned Kinglet, and
Yellow-rumped Warbler.
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Stop regularly at a temporary ag pond this time of year, since interesting
waterfowl have been known to show up. However, the last few days, I've
begun to wonder what is in the water.
1) While scoping through geese, hoping for something beyond the omnipresent
Canadas, one Canada did a
At Hyland yesterday many of the same birds were present that were also
present on Sunday April 3. The main differences were that the Shovelers and
Blue-winged Teals were gone.
The new arrivals though were 2 American Wigeons and I believe 1 female
Pintail. I believe it was a pintail at least,
For the second spring in a row I am leading a birding course through the U of
M's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. Our first outing was this morning to
Springbrook Nature Center in Fridley. I was surprised by the diversity of early
migrants present, and there seemed to be a notable movement
There are 3 eastern phoebes right outside the front door of our
headquarters/office right now!
Betsy Beneke
Sherburne NWR
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