This afternoon in our yard in Wayzata, Hennepin County, we were visited by a
downy that puzzled me. It was black and buffy-orange! All the places that
should have been white were colored (like the color of an avocet head and
neck). There were no white areas at all! Can't imagine what it could ha
Thank you, Eric, for these postings! We were lucky at all 3 stops, 190th,
165th, and in Forest Lake the turnstones are north of Lakeside Park, 3 docks
up, but before a white fence. A spotted sandpiper was nearby, and nighthawks
are migrating, too.
Holly and Paul Peirson
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There is a newly developed wetland called the "Ulen Project" a mile west of
Hwy 32 on 200 AVE. N. about two miles north of Ulen MN. During the Detroit
Lakes Festival of Birds an impressive list of shorebirds and waterfowl were
found including Avocets, Hudsonian Godwits, Dulins and Dowitchers. Yeste
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Located at the North end of Dan's Prize (meat packing plant) on the chain link
fence line.
This is just South of Browerville on the East side of hwy 71. Another landmark
is the far
Southeast sewage pond which is east of the plant.The bird was working th
There's a Red-necked Phalarope in a flooded field on Elmcrest Ave. south of
165th St. Elmcrest is the Anoka/Washington County line. The bird is in the
wet area just south of the tan house.
Erik Collins
Shoreview, MN
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Hudsonian Godwit also present.
> On May 22, 2017, at 5:04 PM, Erik Collins wrote:
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> There are five avocets in a flooded field at 190th St and Fenway Ave. in
> northern Washington County. This is south of Forest Lake. A few other
> shorebirds are here, too.
>
> Erik Collins
> Shoreview, MN
There are five avocets in a flooded field at 190th St and Fenway Ave. in
northern Washington County. This is south of Forest Lake. A few other
shorebirds are here, too.
Erik Collins
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Birds of note Sunday AM before the rain.
One Black-billed cuckoo. Perching on West side on nature loop near entry point.
Two Gray-cheeked thrushes
Steve Kirkhorn Edina
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I had one in Carleton Arb yesterday too, next to Kettle Marsh. I saw it
only briefly when it popped up, and I wasn't able to get it to show again.
Small greenish/brownish-backed warbler with black and buff striped head. It
didn't sing. Since I wasn't able to get it to reappear, I didn't post it.
G
This morning I found 21 species of warbler at Battle Creek Park East in
southeast Ramsey County. All species were heard singing and most were seen
as well, highlighted by a Connecticut Warbler. To find this bird, follow
the main paved trail south from the dog park area off Upper Afton Rd. and
conti
My phone is 612-991-0727! Sorry for the error. Look for campsite #54 and the
trail that starts there. It has been calling regularly.
Bob Williams
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I am seeing and hearing a Worm-eating Warbler in Sakatah State Park in Le Sueur
County.
Call for directions 512-991-0727.
Bob Williams
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Hi Birders, Westwood Bird Walk will be held at 8:00 AM Wednesday May 24th at
Westwood Hills Nature center in St Louis Park!
Good birds here this morning including a Swan, Grey Checked Thrush, and
Philadelphia Vireo!
Vic Lewis Westwood Volunteer and Birder
PS everyone is invited!
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