The Bar-headed Goose is a migratory species of south-central Asia but has been
introduced in Europe, at least in the Netherlands. I checked eBird and found
only two June records of the species in the United States of the same bird in
northern Texas mixed with Canada Geese. I checked what I
Tony Hertzel reports a Bar-headed Goose seen in Wright County. Green
Mountain Lake at the junction of 10th St NE and Ebersole Ave. If it is
wild it would be a new Minnesota record.
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David Cahlander da...@cahlander.com Burnsville MN 952-894-5910
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The calendar says it is spring in the northwest, but the cold north wind
says
Got here and just black present
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Just found 8 breeding-plumaged Black-bellied Plovers in a flooded field on
the north side of CR 2 about a quarter mile east of CR 85.
Bob Dunlap
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Currently looking at 3 Common Terns flying around the New Prague sewage
ponds. Also many Black Terns.
Bob Dunlap
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All,
Much like Jasons recent post I tried to find some shorebirds at Lake Byllesby
no shorebird habitat to note. I however had great luck at 180th Street Marsh.
While looking through the marsh I heard the call of an avocet overhead I was
surprised to see two Whimbrels flying over with the
I headed to Lake Byllesby today looking for shorebirds and the water was very
high so there wasn't any shorebird habitat that I noticed on the west end of
the lake. I only saw one Spotted Sandpiper but there was a lot of activity from
more common species on shore.
I decided to go over to the
For the third day in a row, Swainson's Thrushes have been hanging out in
our urban yard. They may or may not be the same individuals, but it has
been delightful to hear them calling in the early hours. They seem to be
"making the rounds", appearing in both the backyard, with its plum tree,
and the
A female Rose-breasted Grosbeak was a my feeder this morning. They also
seem to be abundant around Lake of the Isles.
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