From a post by Shelley Hamel on Wisbirdn:
This is a 'must read.' If you haven't waded through the March 2013,
100-page pdf report from ABC, now may be the time. Until recently,
systemic neonics were mostly talked about among beekeepers as a possible
cause of bee colony collapse disorder. But
I found a female/juvenile Long-tailed Duck this afternoon on Medicine Lake
in Plymouth. The bird was pretty far out from the swimming beach at French
Park, but I was still able to see the stout body, rectangular head, thick
bill, large white area around the eyes, and the sharp contrast between the
Last year we had a number of Wilson's Snipes over-winter in spring feed streams
in Wild River State Park. This morning on my way to volunteer in the Visitor
Center I stopped to check on snipes and within 30 seconds spotted a snipe in
the exact location along Spring Creek, in Wild River State
Birds Beers will be back at Merlin's Rest on Dec. 2nd at 6 pm. It's been
about 18 months since we were last at Merlin's rest and it will be fun to
return! Find them at Merlin's Rest http://merlinsrest.com/
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In case anyone is still interested, the Lewis's Woodpecker is still showing up
at the feeder in Roosevelt as of today, 11/22.
Sandy Aubol
Polk County
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