I was surprised to find a NASHVILLE WARBLER in my yard this evening, already
heading south. There were also a lot of swallows on the move--especially Cliff
Swallows.
Cottage Grove, Washington County
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Thanks to all who let me know Dave was referring to an old post and I'm not
missing out on anything (except for my own doing). Nice to get so many
quick responses!
Jim
On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 6:38 PM, Scott Meyer wrote:
> Jim, I think Dave was referring to a post from about a week ago.
>
> Sent
Bob's post was made on behalf of John Hockema and I on Tuesday the 24th.
Andrew Nyhus
On Jul 29, 2012 7:15 PM, "linda whyte" wrote:
> No, you're not the only one, Jim. I don't have a post from Bob Dunalp
> either, regarding Minnesota Lake. Perhaps the post Dave referred to was
> sent by some one
No, you're not the only one, Jim. I don't have a post from Bob Dunalp
either, regarding Minnesota Lake. Perhaps the post Dave referred to was
sent by some one else? I'll check that.
Linda Whyte
On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 6:20 PM, Jim Ryan wrote:
> Thanks for the shorebird update, Dave.
>
> Am I the
Thanks for the shorebird update, Dave.
Am I the only one who got no MOU post from Bob Dunlap this morning?
After checking, his last MOU post that I received was about a Prairie
Falcon in Hubbard County.
And the last MOU post I received from anyone (prior to Dave) was also
yesterday from Al Schir
Hi everyone,
Tod Eggenberger and I followed up on Bob Dunlap's post about Minnesota Lake
shorebirds this morning and found 11 species of them in the very shallow water,
including 3 American Avocets and a few Stilt Sandpipers. This was at around 9
am. When we returned at 1 pm, we could not relo
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