Whitetail Woods County Park.
Nothing earthshattering but a lovely little flock of ruby-crowned and
golden-crowned kinglets in the woods by EMpire Lake (about a dozen). One Ruby
singing even!
A trumpeter swan on the lake and a Great Egret.
A few yellow-rumps here and there and a phoebe.
Swung
FOY phoebe was heard yesterday in the tree tops in our yard in
Cloverdale, Pine County. Some warblers were also heard
yesterday too, but I could not see them to identify which ones
they were.
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I did have a new yard bird today: a Tufted Titmouse. That is probably the
first new yard bird in the last couple of years! I believe that I have only
found it once before in Dakota County.
I got back about an hour and a half ago from my frog toad survey route. I
go out three times each year to
I birded along the west and north borders of Stearns County yesterday, and
have to say it was a pretty quiet day. The large numbers of waterfowl in
the area a week ago seemed to be gone.
At Paynesville, the water treatment ponds were nearly devoid of birds -
just a few pairs of geese, mallards
Passing on this link from last August. You might have seen it in older
posting. A Dutch co. has developed a robot Peregrine and a robot Bald Eagle
and are testing at landfills. Possible appl'n to airports and others.
Videos show the robots in flight-- good enough to fool the gulls and
probably
They're back for another season along Minnehaha Creek at 28th Avenue South in
Minneapolis. Look in the grove of spruce trees on the northwest corner of the
creek and street intersection.
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3 PM, at least 27 Tree Swallows are flying over our pasture at Prairie Marsh
Farm. Ken Larson
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