[mou-net] Three-toed Woodpeckers at Stoney Point

After several migrating American Three-toed Woodpeckers were reported by various observers at Stoney Point and elsewhere NE of Duluth in October, two individuals have been seen foraging in a conifer stand at Stoney Pt during the past few days and might remain here for awhile. The site is on the

[mou-net] Am. Three-toed and Black-backed Woodpecker - Two Harbors

Bill Bronn and Ken Marble found an American Three-toed Woodpecker and a Black-backed Woodpecker today (11/8/17) at Lighthouse Point in Two Harbors.  The birds were foraging on some fallen spruce trees along the gravel walking path to the east of the lighthouse. Jim LindTwo Harbors Join or

[mou-net] MN Breeding Bird Atlas

I just received an announcement from the Audubon that Minnesota Breeding Bird Atlas was just published on-line and is available at https://mnbirdatlas.org/. Here is a link to media coverage as well: http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/07/online-bird-atlas- is-a-minnesota-ornithology-first-in-80-years

[mou-net] Red and White-winged Crossbills, Ramsey County

This morning Liz Harper and I found a mixed flock of thirteen crossbills feeding in the white pines on the west side of the Vadnais Lakes parking lot (the parking area between the two lakes, north of Vadnais Blvd.). Of the thirteen birds, four were White-winged and the other nine were Red. Of the R