Ah spring!!! Today I was marveling at the sweet songs of spring. The
Cardinals have been calling for a while, joined by the other back yard
regulars. Yesterday's treat was the trill of the Juncos, who have been
absent most of the winter, but plentiful this last week. On Friday the
first pai
The Carolina wren in Albert Lea and the varied thrush in Madelia that were
reported in January are still present. If anyone would like more
information as to locations, please let me know.
Al Batt
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Hi all,
I have gotten a few inquiries over the past 24 hours about the
Black-crowned Night Heron that I observed in Basset Creek yesterday.
Unfortunately, I was not able to relocate the bird when I searched around
4:30-4:50 this afternoon.
The only new arrival that I tallied today was a lone Son
Before I get back into my teaching schedule tomorrow, I t
Hey birders,
Before I get back into my teaching schedule tomorrow, I thought I'd get out and
see if I can find some of that early waterfowl and see if I can find some late
winter birds I've never seen in April.
Before I left the house I
In a flooded field about a mile west of the junction of highways 218 and 251
northwest of Austin there are:
Tundra Swans
White-fronted Geese
A variety of ducks.
Richard Smaby
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