Scott Henkemeyer and I had some great birding at Crane Meadows today just south
of Little Falls of which highlights included two Olive-sided Flycatchers
amongst six species of flycatchers, six warbler species including Magnolia and
Blackburnian, first year Orchard Oriole and a good dozen Bald Ea
We went to see the red-heads.
We saw lots of wildflowers, even pussytoes, dragonflies emerging from the
water (there were hundreds flying around when we arrived), fox scat, baby
bullheads at the shoreline, lupines in the prairie, and they have an
port-a-potty next to the shelter and parking lot,
This morning I was at Touch the Sky NWR in Rock County and heard a "hiccup"
that turned out to be a Henslow's Sparrow. The bird was singing right on
the edge of the road directly across from the south parking lot of the To
the Sky trail kiosk (on 171st, about 2.5 miles west of 75); photos at
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Dedrick Benz and I looked for about an hour and a half for this bird. We left
confident that the Northern Waterthrush we found in the same described location
and singing an odd Kirtland's-like song was Bob's bird.
On May 19, 2012, at 1:34 P.M., Robert P Russell wrote:
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Thirteen Whimbrels currently at Bagley sewage ponds.
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I was startled to hear what I belive is a singing Kirtland's Warbler in
downtown St. Paul at Irving Park. Irving Park is located near the Excel Center
2 blocks west of Eagle Parkway, 2 blocks above Shepherd Road and 3 blocks south
of West Seventh. The bird was singing loudly from the northeast
I walked through Hok Si La park early this morning and only found one Redstart
singing and one Yellow-throat. Nothing else in the trees or bushes. Walking out
to Sand Point was just as fruitless.
There is a new mown trail going out to Sand Point that now loops around along
the lake and through
This morning I ran into Skyler Vold, a young birder from Lamberton at the
Sleepy Eye WTP's. While we were scanning the ponds, we found a Black-necked
Stilt along the shoreline in the northwest corner of the north pond. It was
loosely associating with some other shorebirds. We noticed that it
I have seen lots of photos of shorebirds in Theodore Wirth Park. Can anyone
give me the location within the park that they are being seen? Also just as a
general update, I went to Kunkel State Wildlife Management Area last Wednesday
and found a Brewster's Warbler and four Red-shouldered Hawks an
Spent some time looking at the Sherburne NWR Auto Tour's small cormorant.
Except for the size, can't find anything else that says Neo-tropical.
However, my total experience with this species consists of one fly-away in the
cities.
Could someone who knows neo-trops stop by & look at this bird
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