I am planning on going to see the Wood Stork today. Does anyone know if it is
still on
location? I will be leaving Morrison County at noon.
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Cattle Egret with cattle on east side of Wright Co 7, 1/2 mile north of 5th St
NW.
Wall cloud moving in at the moment, however.
Doug Kieser
Hennepin County
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We just got to the farm and saw the Wood Stork flying away and went behind
the trees at the farm to the NW of original reports.
On Jun 22, 2014 8:18 AM, Frank Gosiak fgos...@gmail.com wrote:
I am planning on going to see the Wood Stork today. Does anyone know if it
is still on
location? I will
Refound the Wood Stork just north of county rd 8 on 345th. The bird is by
the tree line on the west side of 345th.
On Jun 22, 2014 8:18 AM, Frank Gosiak fgos...@gmail.com wrote:
I am planning on going to see the Wood Stork today. Does anyone know if it
is still on
location? I will be leaving
(Posted by Andrew D. Smith drew...@aol.com via moumn.org)
The Wood Stork in Faribault County can be more specifically aged. According to
COMPLETE
BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA by Jonathan Alderfer et al., ...adult plumage attained
in fourth
year. The neck and most of the head are covered with
To add a bit more about the Wood Stork seen in Nebraska.
It was a third party report of a sighting by a relatively new birder in the
Boyer-Chute NWR on June 4th, but photos were taken and the birder
apparently compared it to field guides while looking at the bird. I saw no
other sightings
This morning around 8am, 2 Henslow's Sparrows were easily located as they
sang together along the prairie trail near Richardson Nature Center in
Bloomington. Annabelle Lee managed a couple photos - https://flic.kr/p/o4GFiY .
Plenty of other nesting/fledgling birds, and a calling Virginia Rail
We found the wood stork north of cty 8, watched the wood stork for a few
minutes and than a small white dog came out of the woods and tried to attack
the bird. The wood stork was able to defend itself from the dog with it's wings
and beak. The dog than went back into the woods but the stork
I found a Cattle Egret in a wetland with cows at farm #12174 on the east side
of CR89(Yacht Ave) between 140th and 115th. Just north of there also on the
east side was a calling Henslow's Sparrow.
Bob Williams, Bloomington
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apologies: It seems I tapped an invalid address when trying to send a
timely update from my cell-phone around the noon hour.
Thanks: to Tony Lau for HIS timely update this morning. The bird was at
precisely the new location he mentioned, the farm on the NW corner of CR 8
and 345th St. When we
I did make it to the Blue Earth area and found the Woodstork. It was eating
near the old white
roped horse fence under the trees. It didn't seem to mind me being there and
just went about
business. This was at 3:30 today.
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The Stork was at its original location at the farm just North of I-90 and West
of 345th. Ave.
(County road 5).
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A friend of ours photographed a Red Crossbill at their feeders and bird bath.
They forwarded to me a photograph that I have posted on Recently Seen. The
location is a farm west of Dawson, MN. The bird is still there as of this
evening. This is on private property and I would have to obtain
Brad Abendroth and I headed down to Blue Earth after returning from the MBW
in Aitkin County this afternoon, and after a little searching and a
fortunate encounter with Wayne Feder, we were able to observe the bird
around 7:30 in its original location. The bird appeared bedraggled and
seemed to
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