We also had a possible sighting of a Goshawk just north of old Cottage
Grove. The observer was comfortable with making the ID, I believe, it was
on December 31st.
On the Wabasha count on Saturday we had flock of about 50 Redpolls on top
of the bluff over Reeds Landing, which was outside the
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On Dec 28, 2014, at 6:19 PM, sparky stensaas sparkystens...@hotmail.com
wrote:
I relocated the N Hawk Owl reported by Richard Hoeg yesterday.
At 2:20 pm today, it was just north of Kelly J's Sewing at 6140 Jean Duluth
Rd, on the east side in a pasture with scattered
In the last few days, I have had a memory of Warren that I will share, given
Sparky's mention of his Yellow Rail photos and his humility. Others too
have mentioned his kindness and humble character.
I didn't know Warren well, but I first met him at the MOU meeting many
years ago when he gave a
I had been spoiled in recent years with 3 or 4 owls in the area. The
population of Snowy Owls this season seems to be one fairly dark youngster.
I locate this owl only 1 in 4 of my trips to find it. Most often seen
off of 120th Ave and 700th St.
This morning it was roosting on the tallest spot
The Wright County Snowy Owl is present as of 1:55 pm today. The bird is
sitting on top of an irrigation system in a field in the northeast corner
of the intersection of 85th Street NE and State Highway 25. This location
is just at the southern edge of the city limits of Monticello.
Andrew Nyhus
I too benefited from Warren Nelson's kindness and county birding knowledge as I
began to discover Aitkin County (which, for those new to the hobby, is an
absolute jewel).
Thanks, Sparky, for reminding us of the Long-billed Curlew story. I also
remember sharing a Tufted Titmouse with him, Mark
Large flock (30-40) of Snow Buntings near Dale Road and Pioneer Drive in
Woodbury,
Jim Gay
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Same Snowy Owl was seen today from noon to 1:00pm (was still there when I
left at 1:15).
Owl with heavy streaking as in the photo posted was seen on top of the AMC
movie theater building at Main and Elm Creek Blvd.
Pete Makousky
Anoka, MN
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