Relocated hwy 42 snowy owl last night and this
mourning. Take hwy 42 north of plainview 7
miles turn left on hwy 14 to conception first
road to your right a block off of 42.
Chad Horsman
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The Northern Hawk-Owl was present today at 11:30am about .5 miles north of
the intersection of Tagus and 220th Street. It was on a power pole at house
number 22749.
In Hutchinson the heavily barred Snowy Owl was still sitting on the roof of
the house at the corner of Bradford St SE and Denver at
A correction to previous posting take your first left off of 14 not your first
right
Sorry about that
Chad Horsman
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It has been a difficult winter so far for me as I've scou
Hey birders,
It has been a difficult winter so far for me as I've scoured the county looking
for Snowies. Today was my fifth attempt to survey promising habitat this
winter and I finally found a subadult male Snowy Owl about 1.5 miles
On our way home from viewing the Hutchinson Snowy Owl today (we couldn't find
the Hawk Owl!) we spotted a Snowy atop a power pole along Highway 7. This
location was seven miles west of the roundabout at Highways 7 and 25 here in
Carver County, timing was around 6 PM. We were very surprised to
Julie Grassel of Grand Forks spotted 2 Snowy Owls today - one south of
Argyle (Marshall Co) and the other north of Sherack (west Polk Co), Gray
Partridges on Marshall Co 19 west of US 75, several flocks of Snow Buntings
and Horned Larks, a Black-billed Magpie north of Warren on US 75,
Sharp-tailed
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