After arriving for New Years dinner at in-laws today brotherinlaw
showed me photos he had taken of a young Snowy Owl near Delavan last
Friday.
He had been informed of the owl by a Schwan's driver who had seen it
twice on the same power pole several hours before.
Dwayne drove down and it was s
In case anybody is interested, I took sometime this morning to try and relocate
the snowy owl that Dave Bartkey had reported south west of Lake City along
county road 15, but was unable to find it. It may have been hunkered down
trying to avoid the 40mph gusts!
THANK YOU,
Scott A. Mehus
Educati
On December 29th, while driving north for the Beltrami Island CBC, I
observed a great gray owl perched close to the road in a conifer. The
location was on MN 72, 11 miles south of Waskish, Beltrami County.
Marshall Howe
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1st-winter Iceland Gull currently present at west Black Dog outlet. Thanks to
Steve Carlson for alerting me to its presence.
Doug Kieser
Minneapolis
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A Barred Owl is visible in the Norway
Spruce off our rear deck. It can only
be seen from inside the house.
You may call to see if it still here before
stopping by. It is watching the ground for
rodents at this time. Perhaps hunting was
poor last night due to the snow storm.
George Skinner and
Anne
Last night I noticed a report using the "Query Sightings Database" feature on
the MOU website, and noticed that Paul Jantscher had a Barrow's Goldeneye in
Winona County yesterday, 12/31 along the Mississippi River 1 mile s. of
Minneiska.I relocated the bird this morning from Minneiska proper (50
Hi All--
I hope this cold and windy New Years Day finds you well. I have posted a
review of my 2011 banding results on my blog. If you are interested, click
on the 2008-2011 banding tab above today's post.
http://dantallmansbirdblog.blogspot.com/
I recently had a banding return on a White-brea
April 30 was the date with the most FOY species(19) followed by March 17 and
May 10(10)
Personal best 21 shorebird species for the year
Very few Bonaparte's Gull seen in the fall
Very few terns seen in the fall and 0 Black Terns seen all year
0 Yellow-billed Cuckoo seen/heard all year and Black-b
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