Shrike at wetland in Golden Valley. Laurel and Xenia. 3:30pm today.
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I posted the sighting today as its the first I've had at my home (I'm kind of
house-bound) this winter. I get lots of them in other seasons (they come to my
niger feeders) but not much in the winter.
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We have had many Mourning Doves all winter with sometimes as many as
15 to 20 at a time. It seems every winter we get quite a few that
literally hang out in the trees and eat at our feeders. I feel lucky!
Susan
Golden Valley MN
On Jan 12, 2013, at 3:14 PM, Gerald Hoekstra wrote:
I've noti
I've noticed several posts recently about Mourning Doves. Are they rare
this time of year? I have found them on several outings recently and had a
dozen on my roof in Northfield just a few days ago.
Gerry Hoekstra
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Gerald R. Hoekstra
Music Department
St Olaf College
Northfield, MN 55057
Offi
A single Mourning Dove was seen at 1245 at my home in Minnetonka, Hennepin Co.
The bird was on the ground under some trees.
A male Varied Thrush has appeared today 1/12/13 in my backyard in Moorhead, MN
first seen this morning at 10:45 – I have observed it 3 times now (as of 12:30
p.m.) – it feeds on the ground around our feeders and crab apple tree and flies
to our neighbors spruce trees for protection from the cold
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