Birds and Beers will be meeting at the Black Forest
Innhttp://www.blackforestinnmpls.com/ on
Oct 28th at 6 pm in Mpls.
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 carpool buddy, ask
The Ross's Goose is currently feeding with a loose group of about 7 Canada
Geese. I am currently watching it from 7th St S west of 11th Ave S on a grassy
slope south of 7th St. This is in Hopkins, Hennepin County, MN. It is quite a
distance from the road right now on private property, the
There were several interesting sightings during the October 18-19-20 Minn
Birding Weekend in Cottonwood and Jackson Co's (and en route to and from the
MBW). As already reported to mou-net, we had a Mute Swan Oct 17 in Nicollet Co,
4 mi N of Nicollet (first seen N of here along Hwy 22 in Sibley
The Ross's Goose is currently feeding with a loose group of about 7 Canada
Geese. I am currently watching it from 7th St S west of 11th Ave S on a grassy
slope south of 7th St. This is in Hopkins, Hennepin County, MN. It is quite a
distance from the road right now on private property, the
Does anyone else think that fall migration has been un-exciting? Generally
speaking? Did we HAVE a warbler migration? Other than early posts from along
Lake Superior, I don't remember hearing much from other areas. I certainly
didn't have anything to report from along the Mississippi River,
I am in Andover, MN and I agree! I have seen very little migratory birds this
year!
Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2013 16:38:42 -0700
From: birderbe...@yahoo.com
Subject: [mou-net] Lackluster fall migration?
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Does anyone else think that fall migration has been un-exciting?
The last couple years we have had very poor migrations here in Eastern SD. We
could only turn green with envy as we read of all the sightings in Minnesota.
This fall has been wonderful here. Evidently the waves came a few miles further
west this fall.
Doug
douglas chapman
I consider this fall's migration to be steady and consistent in Carver County.
There were not a lot of exceptionally high count warbler days(in terms of
numbers of particular species), but over the course of the fall migration total
counts of species ended up to be fairly normal to above
I'm not in a strong position to concur, because I've been far less able to
hit the trail than in other years, but it does seem that the birds spread
out over the landscape more, and offered fewer incidents of concentrated
fall-outs. It might also be that we're more inclined to share reports when
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