31st and Minnesota feeding in the playing field.
Jesse Ellis
St. Paul
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Lots of warblers of 24 species, including Black-throated blue.
Jesse Ellis
From Saint Paul
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Hi
I went out with Lyle Bradley’s ornithology class to Carlos Avery Wildlife
Refuge today. We saw about 40 species including Eastern Wood Pewee, Black
Terns, marsh and sedge wrens, Swainsons Thrush, Northern Waterthrush, and first
of the year for me Scarlet Tanager and Chestnut sided warbler.
I receive eBird Alerts for rare birds in Minnesota. One of the reports said
that Joshua Christian heard and observed a Kentucky Warbler at Crow-Hassan
Park Reserve at 6:30am this morning. Here's his description of the bird:
Very vocal bird, first identified by churree churree churree song. yellow
Yesterday I viewed the white fuzzy head of a hawk nestling on one of the
light platforms above the Parade Stadium on Kenwood Parkway, Mpls.
An adult, presumably the female, was seen flying above the stadium field
and finally settling on the nest on the south-west light platform. The
nest is best
Observed 116 species today, mostly in Stearns County while leading walks on the
St. Johns University campus in the morning and while participating on an MOU
trip to the Albany Sewage Ponds in the afternoon. The group as a whole observed
110+ species on the St. Johns campus alone. Interesting
Two Marbled Godwits at Eagle Lake in McLeod this morning (05/15) along with
Hundreds of Dowitchers (S-B?), Dunlins,
Stilt Sands., and Wilson's Phalaropes (and the scattered Yellowlegs, swans,
pelicans, egrets, and what seemed to be 12 distant Forster's Terns).
Scope a necessity.
Also a nice
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