There were 14 warbler species this morning at Carver Park, but the most unusual
bird seen today was a Lark Sparrow.
It is the latest date I have seen a Lark Sparrow and the first Lark Sparrow I
have seen at Carver Park. He was with other sparrows along the entrance road
to the nature
August 28, 2011
While on a walk at the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuges Bloomington
Ferry and Wilkie units this morning, between 7 and 10:30 am. We observed a
number of nice waves of Warblers and song birds. From the trailhead at the
Bloomington Ferry Unit, we hiked to the South
Sorry for the late post.
Saturday morning I explored
Hey birders!
Sorry for the late post.
Saturday morning I explored the southeastern part of Blue Earth County. The
best location by far was Perch Lake which is experiencing some low water.
There were over 50 egrets and Great Blue Herons,
Hi,
After seeing a total of 3 Red-necked Phalarope at the Sleepy Eye WTP's from
8-1-11, their numbers have peaked over this weekend. Yesterday there was a
flock of 28 and today that flock grew to 52. I don't recall ever seeing that
many at the ponds. Also, there was a single Buff-breasted
I counted at the school on Hwy 55 in Plymouth. This school is called Tiny
Acorns and Newton's Apple. I found zero swifts entering the chimney. A month
ago it had 430. Tonight, I saw 3 swifts, 4 common nighthawks and a bat.
Curt Rawn
612-618-6200
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