A birder from the Netherlands will be in town for a professional conference in
early June. He's coming in a couple of days early for birding.
Where do you folks from outside the metro stay in/near St Paul, where the
accommodations are clean but inexpensive?
Thanks for any suggestions, to fbe
I hadn't seen a posting yet in the Metro area for a Great-crested Flycatcher
so I thought I would note that one has been present and calling in my
backyard in southwest Bloomington. As an aside, I have been experiencing a
bumper crop of Baltimore Orioles hitting on my jelly feeder and have been
Hi All--
Today, 18 May, Erika and I found a singing Cerulean Warbler in Goodhue Co.
We were biking the Cannon River Trail a short distance east of old mile
marker 76 (an eighth of a mile?). I posted a photo on my blog:
http://dantallmansbirdblog.blogspot.com
dan
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Dan or Erika Tallman
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-Birds mentioned
Black-bellied Whistling-Duck
King Eider
Red-throated Loon
Pacific Loon
Snowy Egret
Little Blue Heron
Glossy Ibis
Black Vulture
Ferruginous Hawk
Northern Mockingbird
Sprague's Pipit
Kentucky Warbler
Summer Tanager
West
For Wood Thrush fans, there were probably eight or so singing, calling and
appearing at Pioneer Park in Princeton over lunch hour today.
Got to love this spring's migration - have seen or heard 155 species since
Saturday - while working normal amount. One could get spoiled!
Good birding to a
I have a cedible report of a pair of Evening Grosbeak seen briefly a few days
ago at a feeder in southern Eagan just north of a western section of Lebanon
Hills. I will report back if they are found again.
Steve Weston on Quigley Lake in Eagan, MN
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I refound the Wood Thrush this morning that was reported from Crane Lake
last weekend. Thank you Chris! It was behind Pine Point Lodge right in the
area of the active Raven's nest.
Dee Kuder
Crane Lake
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Observed 5-18-11 am along the Group Camp trail at Camden SP. Photo here:
rogallery.rohair.com/Nature/aves/Yellow-bellied+Flycatcher.jpg.php
Other info:
Did not relocate the previously reported L.Waterthrush.
White-faced Ibis still at black Rush Lake.
Roger Schroeder
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I need to correct the location of the nesting Kestrals. It was a mile
North of Downer, not Barnesville
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Rick Holbrook
Fargo, ND
N 46°53'07"
W 096°48'18"
or
46.887527N
-96.805079W
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Philadelphia Vireo, two Olive-sided Flycatchers, Red-headed Woodpecker on
Blue Hill Trail, Sherbunre NWR this morning. Still good mix of warblers;
unique to see Yellow-rumped and Blackpolls in same tree.
Enjoyed Big Stone Refuge and Lac Qui Parle County yesterday, although
shorebirds were exc
The staff of Eagle Bluff went on a bird hike and we found the following
birds:
American Robin
Eastern Bluebird
Wood Thrush
Blue Jay
American Crow
Baltimore Oriole
Red-winged Blackbird
Black-capped Chickadee
White-breasted Nuthatch
Gray Catbird
Song Sparrow
Field Sparrow
Chipping Spa
The Red-headed Woodpecker came down to an in-shell peanut feeder
yesterday afternoon. Later, while sitting on the deck one flew over
the yard and I happened to glance up and see another in a tree in
front of me.
John Nelson
Good Thunder MN
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Monday: Least Flycatcher in yard. FOY Eastern Kingbird (117th St. IGH)
did my toad & frog survey in Goodhue County. For the most part it was too cold
for most of the frogs, but I heard more Whip-poor-wills than I have ever. I
had at least seven individuals at four differnet stops. As I was
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