I heard my first back on January 5th in St. Paul. Great Sound!
~Kirk
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On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 6:46 PM, Judy Chucker wrote:
> What's so special about a cardinal in Hennepin County? It was singing.
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> Is this a season first, or have others heard this delightful
Wonder what the field misidentification rate might be for the average birder?
And where might the highest rates be? Gulls? Empids? Hybrids? Heard
warblers?
Certain humility needed in this area:)
Al Schirmacher
Princeton, MN
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Maybe all birds serve to teach us the humility needed in all of life ;-)
Linda
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 7:26 AM, Al Schirmacher wrote:
> Wonder what the field misidentification rate might be for the average
> birder?
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> And where might the highest rates be? Gulls? Empids? Hybrids? Heard
> wa
Hi All--
Are the goldfinches that winter in Minnesota the same individuals that
breed here? Today in my blog I report on a few goldfinch banding
recoveries.
http://dantallmansbirdblog.blogspot.com
dan
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At 8:15 this morning I observed a Snowy Owl flying out on the lake from the
observation deck at the Old Cedar Avenue Bridge. It went though the woods and
might possibly be at Black Dog.
Bruce Baer
Bloomington, MN
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As I was walking along the western shore of Rapids Lake, I heard the familiar
chip of a Yellow-rumped Warbler coming from a Cedar. I spished once, and 5
Yellow-rumped Warbler appeared from several neighboring Cedar. They flew
around me, chipping ocassionally, and then moved in and out of Ced
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John and Donna
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As a newer birder, I'm very happy about the snowy owl outbreak and plan on
trying to find one next Monday in Aitkin again, but I've unfortunately never
gotten
a good photo of more common owls such as a great horned owl.
I haven't seen too much on this list as I imagine they are widespread, but
Tuesday
1 Am Three-toed Woodpecker
Originally discovered by Erik Bruhnke
Go east from Isabella on FR172/Wanless Rd to Sawbill Landing Rd, then go 0.8 mi
N to open rolling area of large pines that was recently burned. We walked in
several hundred yards through knee-deep snow before hearing woodp
Many thanks to the kind e-mails in response to this post. As you can tell I'm a
new birder, and I think in my original I meant barred owls, not the less common
long-eared, though those would be great to find as well to photograph. Barred
owls are more common but I imagine not posted on as often,
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