Good morning all,
Just wanted to let everyone know that the Ross's gull was found on the
beach in very poor health this morning and was just picked up by a
rehabber.
Kimberly Emerson,
Windom, MN
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The Ross’s Gull was being transported to the Wildlife Rehab Center in St. Paul
this morning, but it died in transit.
Anthony Hertzel
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> On Nov 30, 2021, at 10:32 AM, Anthony Hertzel wrote:
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> The Ross’s Gull was being transported to the Wildlife Rehab Center in St.
> Paul this morning, but it died in transit.
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Terribly sad news. Was it probably due to lack of food-finding in a habitat
it doesn't come from?
I'm reminded of the barn owl in January 2020 down in Zim, MN that weakened
and died in front of a flock of birdwatchers. Then the ivory gulls that
came to the Duluth lakefront in early January 2016; t
It seemed to be doing fine yesterday, including foraging for food on the
shoreline. Another photographer had a shot with it eating a small fish. With
such a rapid decline, I wonder if it was accidental poisoning...I am assuming
an autopsy is being considered.
So sad as it was such a handsome, th
Would lead poisoning be a possibility? I hope we get necropsy results
eventually. So sad.
Charlene Nelson
Grant County MN
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On Nov 30, 2021, at 12:20 PM, GLENN CIEGLER wrote:
It seemed to be doing fine yesterday, including foraging for food on the
shoreline. Another phot
Perhaps it was aspergillosus, which has killed some of the lower-48 Ivory
Gulls.
https://blog.aba.org/2017/03/a-tale-of-two-gulls.html
https://www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/local/article29121640.html
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> Would lead poisoning be a possibility? I hope we get ne
2 ( m/f) at Lake Independence, Hennepin County first seen at 1:00 p.m Seen
from boat launch parking and last seen 50 yards out from stacked picnic
tables. Birds have been harassed by a Bald Eagle so they are not sitting in
place for any period of time. Scott Clark
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I doubt that, Glenn. I don’t think that it was alive when another birder and I
retrieved the gull. I transported it to the WRC. Please note my eBird post
for more details.
Tom Gilde
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