I forgot to mention that in addition to the earlier mentioned shorebirds I also
saw a breeding plumage American Golden-Plover. Jason Caddy
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Our thanks is due to Gary Johnson for sharing his knowledge of Roberts Bird
Sanctuary Friday. I'd been there only twice, some time ago, and Rob had
never visited.
It was a special joy to finally see a FOY Connecticut Warbler, after having
only a questionable look at the one in Veterans' Park. The
Acadian Flycatchers have returned to this Rice County park area. Over a
couple of Cerulean Warblers' songs came the distinct PIT-za call a few
times, before it went silent for awhile. I'm guessing the larger, shadowy
bird that entered the scene briefly, was a Cooper's Hawk. When it showed
up, the
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Interesting article on the evolution of bird guides and birding in the Wall
Street Journal today.
If you are having trouble with any of the links in this message, or if the
URL's are not appearing as
In addition to being posted on MOU, references to the Wall Street
Journal article on field guides has shown up on other birding sites,
some with questions about the significance of the tittle. Here is the
explanation as I understand it.
Manley Olson
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I just got a call that there is a Whimbrel on the south side of 210th St. East
and Northfield Boulevard in Vermillion, Dakota Co., the area where the
shorebirds have been previously reported from.
Conny Bruenll
Richfiled, Hennepin Co.
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Eight Red-throated Loons at Lafayette Square viewing platform 1/2 hour ago, at
least 10 currently at beach house.
Doug Kieser
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FOS Grasshopper Sparrow (Marshall)
FOS Common Merganser (Polk)
FOS American Black Duck (Marshall)
FOS Ruddy Turnstone (Marshall)
FOS Whimbrel (Goose Lake IBA, Pennington)
FOS American Golden-Plover (Marshall)
Possible FOS Eastern Meadowlark (Polk) - Bird was heard but not seen just
south of the
We just saw a pair of sand hill cranes in a field along St. Louis County Rd. 52
just north of the rail road tracks.
At least 8 shorebird species at 22nd Street public access on Park Point
including 6 Whjmbrel. Warbler fallout at Southworth Marsh on Park Point
including Golden-winged and two singing Connecticut Warblers.
Peder Svingen
Duluth MN
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Around SW LQP county Sunday May 27
5 different swallows including Cliff and Bank
Western Kingbird-1
Eastern Kingbird every where
Red-headed Woodpecker-1
Rose-breasted Grosbeak-2
Yellow-headed Blackbird not as common as some years
Bobolink-20
Yellow Warbler and Common Yellow-throated
A Kestrel 3
Hi all,
This morning I took a short walk at Lebanon Hills Regional Park in
Dakota County, starting at the Visitor's Center on Cliff Rd, and
circling Schulze Lake. I heard the singing male Hooded Warbler reported
previously, along the trail that leads south from Schulze Lake towards
Portage
Four Whimbrel currently feeding on the Recreation Area ballfields.
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At least 8 shorebird
Anyone able to identify to following egg for me? It was located on the
edge of a mudflat. My current guess is Killdeer since I have seen
fledglings in the area recenting, but I don't know anything about egg
identification.
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This is a reminder of a Birds and Beers gathering at the Wilde Roast Cafe at
5:30 pm on May 30th.
It's at 65 Main Street SE, Mpls. Mn 55414.
Birds and Beers is an informal gathering of birders of all abilities-if you're
interested in birds, you're invited. You can meet other birders-maybe find
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