In the Timber Creek development on the south side of Big Detroit Lake there is
a lark sparrow on the sign separating lot 6 and 7.
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Birds and Beers will meet at the Wilde Roast Cafe in Mpls at 6 pm on June 14th.
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 a
carpool buddy, ask about where to find target birds, share
The Sprague's Pippit reported earlier was refound between 9:00am and 9:30am
today. It was farther from the road when we heard it.
All six swallows present at Milaca Hiking Trails/Sewage Ponds this morning.
Toughest find in area tends to be Northern Rough-winged.
10 warblers in area yesterday.
Al Schirmacher
Princeton, MN
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While in Wisconsin, noted that Black-necked Stilts are nesting in two
locations.
Checked the MOU website this afternoon, our last report is 2010.
Know that Minnesota Wisconsin are not mirrors of each other, but wonder if BN
Stilts might be in the state without our awareness? Perhaps Big
Traveling over the high bridge in St. Paul on my way to work this morning a
Peregrine Falcon banked and flew right over my car. I used to see them with
some regularity in this area but this is the first I¹ve seen here in quite
some time.
Kurt
Ramsey County
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As Dave Cahlander reported, the Sprague’s Pipit was heard and seen again this
morning.
The previously posted directions (“first fence north of the windmills, walk
east along the fenceline to metal pipeline post”) are excellent, though, as
Dave noted, when the bird was first heard it was
At approximately 1:00 PM today (6/12/12) two of us got a full face on view of
a Barn Owl while walking the Long Meadow lake Trail in the Minnesota Valley
National Wildlife Refuge. The sighting was near the river viewpoint section of
the trail as indicated on the refuge map, about 1.5 trail
At approximately 1:00 PM today (6/12/12) two of us got a good face on view
of a Barn Owl in a tree along the Long Meadow Lake Trail in the Minnesota
Valley Wildlife Refuge. The owl was in the crown of a tree on the west side of
the trail about 1.5 trail miles from the visitor center, about a
They've been spotted there recently, but I'm not sure where they might be
nesting. Last year, it was atop the concrete support directly above the
pedestrian path, near the end of Randolph Ave.
Linda
On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 4:38 PM, Stefanie and Kurt
hostil...@centurylink.net wrote:
Traveling
I have a pair of Dickcissels actively building a nest by the building I work at
in New Brighton (35W 694.) Unfortunately this area is not open to the
public. I will post if they are successful.
Jason Bolish
Shoreview - Ramsey County
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Ron gave an excellent description of a Barn Owl, and gave me directions to
where he saw the bird. I was there for about an hour and did not see it, but
that does not mean it is not there.
Ron saw the bird flying and moving around. From what he told me it moved south
of the original sighting
Today, June 12th, the Raptor Center rec'd a report of a Snowy Owl sitting on
a roof (for several days) in Vadnais Heights. The report said that it had
killed and eaten a black squirrel.
Volunteer Terry Headley drove to Cty Rd E and Labor Rd and was able to view
the bird for several minutes
-RBA
*Minnesota
*Duluth/North Shore
*June 12, 2012
*MNDU1206.12
-Birds mentioned
American White Pelican
Least Bittern
Sandhill Crane
Whimbrel
Western Kingbird
Black-throated Blue Warbler
-Transcript
Hotline: Minnesota, Duluth/North Shore
Date: June 12, 2012
Sponsor: Minnesota Ornithologists'
Dakota County, I relocated the hooded warbler at Lebanon park at marker 48, as
previously posted. Around 5pm tonight.
Rachel Crownhart
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