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Swamp and vesper sparrows at Hamden slough. Yellow-headed blackbird at
LaBelle Lake north of Lake Park. 250 to 300 white pelicans on Duck Lake
(north edge of Lake Park)
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Kit, you have done magnificent work on this. Congratulations.
On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 11:55 AM, Kit Healy wrote:
> Good news about Roberts Bird Sanctuary: At its April 25 meeting, the CAC
> voted to remove the two sites next to the Sanctuary from consideration as a
> potential off-leash dog par
To be fair, Audubon killed most or all of his bird models, I believe,
so he did see them in the wild. His paintings were far more realistic
than any available at the time, and I'm pretty sure his eye compares
way more favorably to my "modern eye," although I'm sure Mr. Nelson's
is far super
The birds on theG oogle logo are John James Audubon paintings and yes
they do look strange to our modern eye.
Not having a camera his paintings were done with "birds in
hand" (dead) for models.
They were done150-200 years ago.
John Nelson
Good Thunder MN
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Check out the bird-filled Google logo on their homepage- the scale's a bit
weird, but nonetheless it's pretty cool.
Karen Kraco
Minneapolis, MN
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Today around 9:30 am at the Randolph Industrial Park, west of Hwy 56, between
hwys 88 and 86, I saw several small flocks of Lapland Longspurs, circling
through the drizzle and wind, and landing for very brief periods. Also present
were singing Western and Eastern Meadowlarks and Savannah Sparro
Yesterday afternoon I came across 4 Willets at Lake Ida NE of Amboy.
Also a nice Green Heron.
John Nelson
Good Thunder MN
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Good news about Roberts Bird Sanctuary: At its April 25 meeting, the CAC
voted to remove the two sites next to the Sanctuary from consideration as a
potential off-leash dog park site. Thank you to everyone who spoke out on
behalf of the Sanctuary: CAC members said they hear the opposition to the
Sunday: We had a visitor at the house: an immature Broad-winged Hawk sat on
top of one of the wood duck houses posing for my wife's camara. I also went
down to 180th Street marsh where the habitat is quite inviting. I found Roger
Everhart keeping company with a very engaging Sora. On the way
I've never birded Stearns County much, but decided since I'm living here for a
while, I should. Wow - it's a big county! I had a great time, and discovered
several WMA's and WPA's that I'll definitely visit again in the coming weeks.
The most interesting birds were at my first stop - the Alban
Last evening around 7:00pm, I counted 32 or 33 AMERICAN AVOCETS at Bass
Ponds in Bloomington (sorry about the late post, no internet at home).
They were standing at the end of the long peninsula in the middle of
the pond at the far southwest part of the park, the one that borders
highway 77.
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