One immature/female Surf Scoter, observed from Lake Waconia Regional Park.
Also 80 Ruddy Ducks.
Doug Kieser
Paul Budde
Hennepin County
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According to the latest eBird update, there's some speculation that
the irruption may be due to a population boom rather than a crash in
food supply. It's not clear how solid the evidence for this theory
is, however:
http://ebird.org/content/ebird/news/got-snowies
"Since Snowy Owls are appearing
Adult, Pulaski Lake, Wright County, seen from park on west side of lake.
Doug Kieser
Paul Budde
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Covered Mille Lacs Lake from the southwestern corner to Wealthwood - hundreds
of goldeneyes & mergansers, but no sign of last week's scoters or long-tailed.
One loon left. Lake was smooth as glass, outstanding views.
Also checked Aitkin CR 1/380th (and beyond) for snowies without success. 0 f
This morning, as I left home for work at Pet Expo, I noticed a large
bird cross over the road (CTY 10 mile west of Beauford). I assumed an
eagle, as they are becoming almost common around that area, and as I
caught up to it guessed it was an immature eagle. However, as I passed
it and took
Today's panel discussion of birding ethics at the MOU Paper Session sent me
to the ABA website to view the statement of ethics.
(http://aba.org/about/ethics.html)
The Code is short, sensible and useful as a guide for new and experienced
birders. I suggest it be included on the MOU website and tha
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