It was a surprise to find a Hooded Warbler persisting in singing today; I
had not expected so much vocalizing late into the morning, this far into
nesting season. Having checked unsuccessfully the original preferred
location for the species, a triangular wooded area between trail markers
13, 14,
(Posted by Jason Frank via moumn.org)
After reading Josh Wallestad's post about the Blue Grosbeak range expansion, I
decided to
check out some of the northernmost potentialities in western Minnesota, namely
Big Stone
NWR. Departing my home in Gary, SD, I drove north
Hi All,
RECENT BIRD SIGHTINGS SAX-ZIM BOG...
Great Gray Owls continue to be seen sporadically at dawn and dusk. Check all
the usual roads.
Dickcissel (only appears in the Bog during major irruption years) possible
along CR29/229, Watsula, Racek, and Dart Roads. Watch for Bobolinks and
Sorry, forgot to mention that you can contact Jo with your condolences at
Heartwood Senior Living, Room 304, 500 Heartwood Drive, Crosby MN 56441.
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Adding to what Pam Perry just posted, Steve was in his 90s and had been dealing
with health issues for several months. The Blaniches been an institution in
Minnesota birding since the early 1970s, with their many observations in Crow
Wing and Aitkin counties, and as mentors to Terry Savaloja
I want to let the birding community know that Steve Blanich passed away this
morning.
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