Saturday: I finally got the jelly feeder out and we have at least one Oriole
trying its best to empty it out. The yard this morning was jumping with
hawking Yellow-rumps! I didn't see any othe warblers.
I found a late flock of about 15 Lapland Longspurs near 250th and CR47 in
Dakota County.
My apartment windows face east on the 5th floor. I am in the tree tops on the
edge a rivulet, a slough and Foot Lake. After watching a pair of crows who are
nest building, and the beautiful red-winged blackbirds perched on the reeds of
the slough, I saw a male and female pair of yellow warblers,
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From: kelly_blackle...@fws.gov [mailto:kelly_blackle...@fws.gov]
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2011 6:01 PM
To: ajjop...@q.com
Subject: Fw: DL Western Tanager
Neighbors Mike and Mary Davis & Ardie Duxbury reported a WESTERN TANAGER in
their backyards on East Shore Drive in Detroit La
Chad Heins just called to report that Andrew Krenz is currently
looking at the two Black-bellied Whistling-Ducks at the wetland at the
Intersection of Hwy. 60 and Hwy. 15 in Madelia.
Bob Dunlap
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Saw a Northern Mockingbird just north of Grand Marais. Location is just off
Hwy 61 north of town near small apartment complex and small yellow house
with bird feeder. There were many White-crowned Sparrows, White-throated
Sparrows, Chipping Sparrows and one Lincoln's Sparrow at the feeder. I saw
th
I relocated the Least Bittern that is at the 180th Street Marsh north of
Vermillion with the help of some fellow birders. It was actively foraging at
east edge of the western pool that is north of 180th about 30 feet from the
road and about 15 feet away from the corn stalks in the tall grass.
I
There was a Canada Warbler up close at head height, just off the trail
on the north side of the large lake at Crosby Farm Park in St. Paul
last Wednesday. It was a short distance in from the east entrance
ramp. The bird happened to be foraging near a Magnolia Warbler and
both gave great looks, to m
Chad Heins just called to report that he flushed two Black-bellied
Whistling-Ducks from a wetland in Madelia near the grain elevators off
of Hwy. 15. He said the birds headed north after flushing; Chad is
still in the area and will update me again if he finds refinds them.
Bob Dunlap
Ben raises an interesting issue: I have searched in vain for a Canada warbler;
I've seen virtually everything else during that search (ok, no cerulean or Conn
either) but not one single Canada.
The question I have: where are they? Is it the cold, nasty rainy weather?
Anybody else seeing them
To add to others' observations of warblers and other birds feeding
underneath elm trees, I've been observing a similar mix of birds under a
couple of big elms on the 3100 block of 34th Ave S in Minneapolis.
In the last hour (since about noon) I've seen the following birds picking at
elm seeds on t
I have been watching a Scarlet Tanager eating at the orange halves at our
feeders this morning. Along side the usual suspects (orioles), there have been
Pine Siskins, a male Indigo Bunting and the continued presence of the Red
Breasted Nuthatch that I would have thought would have left for the n
Hey all-
Don't worry about Bay-breasteds yet... they arrived here in southern
Wisconsin in big numbers yesterday and today. I think we had 10-15 in a few
hours of birding this morning.
Jesse Ellis
Madison, WI
On Sat, May 14, 2011 at 2:09 AM, Matt Dufort wrote:
> Scott et al.,
>
> I've also not
In spite of (or perhaps because of) the unpleasant weather conditions, our yard
has been swarming with migrants for the last few days, including a male summer
tanager (seen and photographed yesterday by Heidi and new for our yard list;
not present today) and 24 species of warbler (including blac
Activity once again was quite good at both Rapids Lake and the Minnesota
Landscape Arboretum. Highlights included 2 Blue-gray Gnatcatchers making an
odd attempt to harass a Great Horned Owl and 2 Mourning Warblers feeding within
10 feet of each other on the ground below a Golden-winged Warbler
Tanya Beyer called and asked me to report a White-winged Scoter she just saw
today on the Lake Superior side of Park Point, where the road curves toward the
ball field. It was fairly close to shore, between the ball field and the
airport, at the start of the curve. It later swam farther out.
Is it Northern Oriole or are we back to Baltimore?
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Cass County, Mn
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Scott et al.,
I've also noticed way more Cape May Warblers than usual this year (seems
like I'm seeing them everywhere in 1s and 2s). But I've yet to see or
hear a Bay-breasted.
As for birds feeding on the ground, I've been seeing a similar thing
near my house. But rather than feeding on th
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