Monday: This morning we had a Mallard hen with five new babies in the yard!
Steve Weston on Quigley Lake in Eagan, MN
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Hi All,
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Looking into the garden at the Bakken Monday, I had lovely views of the
following:
Common yellowthroat
Mourning warblers
Ruby crowned kinglet
Balt. Orioles
Yellow warblers
Yellow rumps
Chimney swifts overhead
Mourning doves
Cardinals
RWBs and Robins
Nashville w
Scott Meyer just called and asked me to post that the Common Moorhen at
Veteran's Park in Richfield is still present near the floating boardwalk.
Veteran's Park is located east of Portland Ave. south of the Crosstown. A
large parking lot is east of the 64th St/Portland Ave intersection.
Doug Ki
Wonderful day yesterday after the rain stopped and the gale force winds abated.
There were white caps breaking over the lower parking lot at the Lake City
wayside.
20 warbler species and many of most of the them. I've never seen Nashville's
and Tennessee's almost as abundant as yellow rumps. An
18 warblers on Blue Hill Trail, Sherburne NWR this morning:
* Blue-winged
* Golden-winged
* Tennessee
* Nashville
* Northern Parula
* Yellow
* Chestnut-sided
* Cape May
* Yellow-rumped (still most numerous)
* Black-throated Green
* Pine
* Palm
* Black-and-White
* American Redstart
*
HI BIRDERS, The birdwalk at westwood hills nature center in st louis park
scheduled for thursday at 8am has been changed to Friday!!
The chance for inclement weather and a previous commitment have gone into
the change.Hope to see a good turnout !!! come one!!! come
all!!! Good birding!!! Vic Lew
I led the final outing for my birding class (Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
- Univ. of Minnesota) today at Crosby Farm Park in St. Paul. We were treated to
continuing excellent numbers and diversity of migrants. Amazingly, the group of
20 participants was able to get great looks at almost all
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Present on the north side of the canada goose nest to the north of the floating
boardwalk
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May 10, 2011
Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge
Bloomington Visitor Center
Hill side trail
6:00 am - 10:00 am
While leading a walk for the refuge this morning, our group observed 23 species
of Warblers along the upper and lower trails accessed from the Visitor Center
Parking lot. The vi
Good variety(20 species) and numbers of warblers were pretty much everywhere I
stopped at Carver Park. A short stop at Rapids Lake(just visitors center and
1/2 mile loop trail) turned up 11 warbler species with one of those not seen at
Carver Park. Yesterday at King Blind(Carver Park) there
I wanted to add some better directions. If you take the trails on the east
side of Veteran's Memorial Park in Richfield all the way North to the floating
boardwalk you are in the right spot.
The bird came out of the cattails and swam over to the little island in the
middle of the pond. It sto
At this time, there is BBA funding, at a reduced level, in the Minnesota
Senate version of the energy & environment bill. However, there is no
funding for the BBA in the corresponding House bill. Today is the first
scheduled conference committee meeting to attempt to reconcile the two
bills. Th
This afternoon we drove N. on I-35 to Northfield exit and took Hwy. 46, east
side of I-35, to Hazelwood. Going west we found our foy Barn Swallow.
Continuing on west to Cody Lake we found our foy Green Heron on north end of
that lake. We also saw Trout Lily and Spiderwort and dandelions galore.
reported at feeders at 311 1st Ave S Perham by my Mom.
Charlene Nelson
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The Common Moorhen previously seen by others was paddling about in the west end
of the north bay of Legion Lake in Veteran’s Park at 3:50 this afternoon. This
area can be viewed from the boardwalk that bisects the lake. I last saw the
bird as it entered the cattails about forty feet west of a
I decided to squeeze in some mid-afternoon birding from the north lot at Rapids
Lake MVNWR. I had planned to stop there this morning, but with hunters out I
decided to just bird the closed area. Despite the heat and humidity this
afternoon birds were plentiful including some out in the open s
Today I took my field ornithology class to Sax-Zim Bog for a whole day field
trip. We had a fantastic time, and the class not only got to experience
several new birds that they have not observed via class species list, but
also learned about the habitat and overall ecological-uniqueness of the bog.
Hi- I made an attempt to post some information I thought might of interest to
Minnesota birders about the Chiricahuas and see that it was rejected. I am
just following up to inquire about its rejection. Is it because it wasn't
about
Minnesota birding? This request is only for my understanding
This must be the spring for Minnesota Summer Tanagers! I found my second
first spring male Summer Tanager at 2:10 p.m. today in western Kanabec
County. (The first was in LeSueur County last Sunday.) This bird was seen
on the south side of a dead end road (180th Avenue/Co Rd 55) just past fire
num
Rev.
>From Hazelwood, we drove west to Metogga Lake - not Cody Lake.
Rev. Forest and Kirsten Strnad
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