Though there was no sign of last week's N Waterthrush and Hermit Thrushes,
the Blue-gray Gnatcatchers were feeding along the north side of the lakes,
and a Swainson's Thrush was foraging in the wet bottomlands along the
river. House Wrens and E Towhee have joined the numerous Yellow-rumps, Palm
War
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There has been a House Wren in our yard since Friday.
It is not singing constantly yet but checking out the houses.
Connie
Lino Lakes, Anoka County
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That is good advice. An irate goose can generate enough force to
seriously injure, and even kill, a human adult, so keeping children a
comfortable
distance away is paramount.
Eric Jeffrey
Falls Church, VA
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Madeleine Linck
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Others have likely already spoken up. But it is illegal to move a nest. One
needs to apply for fed and state permits.
Madeleine Linck
Steve
Thanks, Molly. I was wondering if federal law entered into this. I'm so glad
you wrote.
Judy
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> On May 1, 2016, at 5:08 PM, Molly Tuma wrote:
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> Canada Geese are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, so moving
> an active nest would not be advisable. If it gets t
Of course, the problem is apparently the inability or inconvenience of keeping
tiny kids safely away when you're watching more than a handful of them.
If they roped off the area, the kids are probably too young to understand or
take it seriously or remember to stay away.
Let's say they did go
Canada Geese are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, so moving
an active nest would not be advisable. If it gets to be a problem, I would
recommend your friend contacts their local Conservation Officer (
http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/officerpatrolareas/index.html).
On Sun, May 1, 2016 at 5
A goose will defend its nest no matter how large or small the person is. I was
birding at Wood Lake and had passed a pair of geese with goslings who hissed a
bit at me as I passed, but I gave them plenty of room. As I continued on a
couple of teenagers (big kids) passed. A short time later I hea
Very well said Tami!
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mou-...@lists.umn.EDUSent: Sun, 01 May 2016 21:23:32 - (UTC)Subject: Re:
[mou-net] Can one move a nest?
Forgive me for my bluntness, but this is exactly what a teaching opportunity is
- to teach children that things in
Forgive me for my bluntness, but this is exactly what a teaching opportunity is
- to teach children that things in nature should be left alone, to observe but
don't touch. And what a wonderful story it has at the end when they get to see
the goslings hatch.
There are so many ways to bring the k
I am already seeing hatched goslings, so if they don't move the nest, it
may be a non-issue in few days. Secondly, the hen will probably be noisy
in defending the nest, so it won't be easy to sneak up on her. She also
will probably successfully defend the nest against short people, who
probably wo
Does anyone know the do's and don'ts, cans and can'ts of moving a Canada Goose
nest?
A friend is concerned about the toddlers who play around it, as the nest is
located within a preschooler playground.
It's asking too much just to use the nesting as a teachable moment and have the
kids keep t
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one too. Charlie Geeenman
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> (Posted by Janet Majerus via moumn.org)
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> Is it possible to get the recent Membership Directory. I have a 2011 edit
Surf Scoter in Rice Lake State Park. Out from the platform by the picnic
area looking se across lake.
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At about 10AM this morning, I found a Yellow-throated Warbler at the picnic
area near the nature store at Whitewater State Park (Winona County). It was
singing frequently, staying high in both coniferous and deciduous trees near
the nature center and pavilion in the picnic area. This is the 4th
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