This year we have had nesting red shouldered hawks in our front yard that
have fledged 2 young. We have watched the adults giving the now adult-sized
young birds small(but long!) snakes and watching them struggle to get them
down! And they do make a lot of noise.
Marilyn Regelmann
North Oaks,
I was not able to relocate the Henslow's Sparrow in Benton County this morning
previously reported by Herb Dingmann, on the 2nd. But I did see and hear one on
CR 12 west of 95th Ave NE and east of CR 3 on the south side of the road.
There were a lot of Savannah's and at least one Le Conte's
The Wood Thrush singing in our woods, way after migration was over, so we
know they are here for the summer!
Holly Peirson
SE Anoka Co
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The oven bord which appeared this spring scratching our yard below our
Minneapolis (Lowry Hill) feeder, then a second, there for 3 days,
James P. Lenfestey
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1833 Girard Ave. So.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
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Over many years of watching and listening, I know that my phoebes are
quiet when they are feeding their first brood (except when I come around the
corner, then they give a quick chip until I've moved on...) The male begins
singing again when they have fledged that brood and are working on
Birds and Beers will be meeting at 6pm on Thursday July 25th at the Black
Forest Inn in Minneapolis, 26th and Nicollet Ave S. Park in back.
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
A golden eagle trying to get a muskrat out of its house in the pond in our
backyard.
Amazing to see fairly close up, with binoculars through our window. This was
early spring, no leaves on the trees.
It tried and tried, but eventually flew off without a muskrat.
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