Small flock of WW Crossbills present, Blue Hill Trail, Sherburne Refuge,
conifer section, this morning.
Al Schirmacher
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Location: South Minneapolis - Lake Nokomis - Field Neighborhood.
This morning I spotted a very large and noisy band of crows sitting in my
neighbors' trees as I was taking my son to his school bus stop. They were
repeatedly swooping at a large pine tree, indicating a strong likelyhood of a
bird
Hi Everyone,
It's been a very quiet couple of weeks on the refuge - that's why I haven't
updated. No snow buntings or redpolls seen, rusty blackbirds are gone.
Goldfinches remain plentiful, nearly daily. Purple finches show up
sporadically, in small numbers. Bald eagles, red-tailed and rou
Two dozen White-winged Crossbills were seen today in spruce trees in north
Crosby, Crow Wing County
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Hi, birders:
Late this afternoon there was a single Ross's Goose at Sleepy Eye lake. It was
in a larger mixed flock of mostly Canada Geese and a few Cackling Geese.
Brian Smith
Sleepy Eye
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Each year, the MOU considers funding requests for bird-related projects.
In 2011, awards included partial funding for the following projects:
Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory's Peregrine Watch educational project in
Duluth; Red-headed Woodpecker breeding success and habitat preference at
Cedar Creek
The Carolina Wren at Wild River State Park continues to make somewhat
regular visits (approximately 1 hour intervals) to the feeder station at the
Visitor Center. Best viewed from inside the Visitor Center. The Visitor
Center
should be open each day through the weekend.
Rubin Stenseng
Wild R
I had some time to bird at Harriet Alexander today.
Tons of chickadees - and I observed one that looked a bit odd.
It did not have a full black cap. There was quite a bit of white showing
through.
Any idea what is up with that?
I also spotted a Barred Owl. This is the second time I have seen it
I was in Duluth for the day and decided to look for the Greater Black-backed
Gull that was reported on the Minnesota entry break wall in Canal Park. There
were several gulls resting at 10:00am and I did find my "first state" juvenile
Greater Black-backed Gull which I studied for a long time and
I got to the SE ice shelf almost after dark today, but the Franklin's Gull
stood out at the north side of the group. Too gloomy to pick out anything else
unusual tho.
Warren
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