Here are the USFWS regs that outline the different approved ways of marking
"domestic" waterfowl and the associated record-keeping.
http://www.fws.gov/forms/3-200-9.pdf
My experience, through WRC, is many, many people dump their waterfowl after
raising the birds and they don't follow the regs o
As a birder who's also been raising ducks on and off since the late
90's, I can add my two cents to this saga. The Tufted Duck would be a
specialty item, likely acquired via auction. Also, anyone who owns
such a specimen would likely clip its wings. One isn't going to
purchase a Tufted Duck without
A cursory check of the hillside behind the visitors center revealed no
Wren, but the ensuing walk around the main lake brought some success.
South of the center, not too far past the huge ice-flow over the dirt road,
the Wren was vocalizing vigorously from the lakeshore near water's edge. It
was g
One nice male SNOWY OWL north of 690 St, between 120th and 130th St.
It was in an unplowed corn stubble field.
Seen about 4:00 PM.
The light was perfect, near sundown.
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Here are some better directions to the location I posted previously:
>From Hwy. 61 turn north onto Wacouta Rd./301st. St. Stay right and the road
will come to a T at Lakeview Ave.; take a right and follow the road all the
way east to where it turns downhill and curves to the left along 316th Ave
W
Sorry to do this, but I'm stuck in Wabasha, headed back to the Twin Cities.
(Car broke.) Ate any other birders down here, headed northwest later today?
Paul
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Archi
Bird has been refound by John and Chris Hockema at 2:45 PM at the east end
of Wacouta Rd. This is private property but permission was granted to view
from the shore. This is about five miles down shore of Colvill Park.
Bob Dunlap
On Mon, Jan 8, 2018 at 2:06 PM Susan anderson wrote:
> Thank you
Thank you for posting!
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> On Jan 8, 2018, at 12:05 PM, Liz Harper wrote:
>
> Dedrick Benz, Alex Sundvall and I searched the open water down to Reads
> Landing and did not refind the Tufted Duck.
>
>
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Dedrick Benz, Alex Sundvall and I searched the open water down to Reads Landing
and did not refind the Tufted Duck.
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Bird flew about 845. Bird had all halluces and no bands. We have open wing
shots and will review. Tail was fresh.
Liz
On January 7, 2018 11:45:26 PM CST, Alyssa DeRubeis
wrote:
>For those who aren’t on eBird or Facebook, John Zakelj photographed a
>Tufted Duck today (Jan 7) at Colvill Park
Bird is still present this morning. Liz
On January 7, 2018 11:45:26 PM CST, Alyssa DeRubeis
wrote:
>For those who aren’t on eBird or Facebook, John Zakelj photographed a
>Tufted Duck today (Jan 7) at Colvill Park in Goodhue Co.
>
>So far its origin (i.e. wild or captive) has not been determin
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