A recent question about metro roadside Red-tailed Hawks re-surfaced
yesterday. I've thought their prevalence was due to the number of available
rodents in the right-of-way off the shoulder of the highway, and I HAVE
seen them actually hunt there on a few occasions---but relatively speaking,
only a
Milt Blomberg called this morning to report that a Snowy Owl was seen in
a field at the NW corner of 700th St and 120th Ave. in Dodge County.
Bob Williams
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Around 10 am this morning, I was fascinated by a shrike in Battle Creek
Park. It appeared to be hunting, flying from treetop to treetop along the
edge of the woods, next to a prairie restoration area. This is the same
location where I saw a shrike pulling a vole (?) out of a squirrel’s nest
This year the Minnesota to the Missouri Birding Workshop will be May 10 - 13;
Bob Janssen and I host the four day workshop which starts Thursday on the
Minnesota border and travels while birding across South Dakota to Ft. Pierre.
We spend Friday and Saturday on the grasslands of central
I was busy wishing for Tree Sparrows when familiar sounds caught my
attention: at least 3 Eastern Bluebirds, 2 males and a female, were
foraging on the north side of the small lake, among the Chickadees and
Juncos---a most pleasant sound for mid January.
Linda Whyte
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