A flock of COMMON REDPOLLS was seen feeding on the catkins in the birch
trees adjacent to the snowmobile trail running east from the public
access in the county park on Linwood Lake in Linwood Township in Anoka
County. I guess winter is coming early this year.
Keith Carlson
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14 birders participated in the MOU Birding Weekend to Grand Mar
Hello:
14 birders participated in the MOU Birding Weekend to Grand Marais, MN. Before
I mention the list of birds the group observed during our weekend, I would like
to thank a few people who helped our group get on some of the bir
Had 20 of them at my feeders this afternoon. This was a mixed flock of
both sexes and all ages. This is the first time since last winter when only
a few,2 or 3 were seen.
Gary Kuyava in NE Duluth
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Besides the continuing presence of the Cassin's Kingbird in Grand Marais and
yesterday's discovery of the Yellow-breasted Chat in Duluth (nice find, Tim!),
there were several other birds of note along the North Shore seen by the Minn
Birding Weekends group this weekend (Nov 3-4), which I don't t
Nice variety between the observation blind w. of the Parking Lot and just east
of the 77 Bridge:
Trumpeter Swan
Canada Goose
Mallard
Wood Duck
Ring necked Duck
Gadwall
Goldeneye
Green winged Teal
Pintail
Pied billed Grebes
Shoveler
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This morning I startled not one but three Long-eared Owls near Parley Lake at
Carver Park Reserve. They were roosting together in the same tree on a low
branch with some of the denser underbrush in the area when I walked by(within
10-15 feet). Luckily they did fly one by one, as I may not hav
At about 1:30 Sun afternoon, I saw a Bohemian Waxwing with about 40 Cedar
Waxwings at Lake Winona, at the intersection of Washington St and Lake Park Dr.
Lots of berries and birds around!
Dedrick BenzWinona, MN
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Yesterday afternoon I found a Carolina wren in Hastings near Galena
Street and Locust Street, northeast side of Lake Isabel. The best place
to look/ listen for the wren is along Galena Street (south side) and
Locust Street where Locust Street curves east into East 4th St. The
wren was singing fai
At front yard feeder here at 1933 Malvern St., Lauderdale, Ramsey Co. 9:15 a.m.
CST Visible from the street.
Clay Christensen
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morning. Please stick to the guidelines listed below:
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The Yellow-breasted Chat found yesterday by Tim Viche was seen by several
birders this morning in the same location.
Dave Benson
Duluth
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Just wanted to chime in about the parakeet. Unfortunately, budgies, if that's
what it was,
have a very poor survival rate outdoors. In southern areas, they tend to live
longer, but
most don't live more than a few days, especially in northern climates. I hope
this one is the
exception to th
There was a Great Gray Owl on Hwy 53 just south of Cook on Friday. Where the
hwy crosses the Rice River by the Hill Biomass plant.
Dee Kuder
Crane Lake
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