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O. William (Bill) Bruins
Rochester, MN, on the Zumbro River
Telephone: Five Zero Seven - Two Eight One - One Six Zero Seven
Cellphone: Five Zero Seven - Two Zero Two - One Two Eight Four
Water is a resource not a waste
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Subject: [mou-net] Birding Apps
A friend asked a what is a good app for bird identification? I don't know
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O. William (Bill) Bruins
Rochester, MN, on the Zumbro River
Telephone: Five Zero Seven - Two Eight One - One Six Zero Seven
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Goldfinch and a Pine Siskin worked over the finch feeder.
All told we tallied 12 species in 45 minutes.
Bill
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O. William (Bill) Bruins
Rochester, MN, on the Zumbro River
Telephone: Five Zero Seven - Two Eight One - One Six Zero Seven
Cellphone: Five Zero Seven - Two Zero Two - One Two Eight Four
15 species seen during lunch at the kitchen table. Indigo Bunting,
Red-breasted Nuthatch, Baltimore Oriole, Rose-breasted Grosbeak and
Magnolia Warbler were highlights.
Bill
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O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 Eleventh Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906
Telephone: Five Zero Seven - Two Eight One
and there, sitting
perfectly still, was a Cooper's Hawk. I don't know what affect the TV's
were having on it but it waited until they left the area before departing.
Bill
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O. William (Bill) Bruins
Rochester, MN, on the Zumbro River
Telephone: Five Zero Seven - Two Eight One - One Six Zero Seven
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Bluebirds, Robins, Red-winged Blackbirds, Bald Eagles, Killdeer,
Pelicans, Sandhill Cranes all made for a fine day to spread seed and
enjoy a peek at spring.
Bill
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Rochester, MN, on the Zumbro River
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While eating lunch, I glanced out the window at the feeder and there
was a female red-breasted nuthatch feeding at the suet! WOW!
O. William (Bill) Bruins, Jr.
Rochester, MN, on the Zumbro River
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not get to see if the bird was banded but I suspect it is
one that fledged here earlier in the year.
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and flying in the spray. This lasted for about five minutes. I
have heard of this behavior but this is the first time we've witnessed it.
By days end, my BDD was cured for Thursday.
Bill
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Rochester, MN, on the Zumbro River
Water is a resource not a waste product.
This morning a Carolina Wren was chittering away as it gleaned my
neighbor's deck looking for insects.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906
507-281-1607
Water is a resource not a waste product.
be in this dish? They were here last winter.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906
507-281-1607
Water is a resource not a waste product.
Yesterday and today a Carolina Wren visited our feeder. We also hear
it calling.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906
507-281-1607
Two Carolina Wrens visited the feeders in our backyard this morning.
One had the look of a juvenile.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906
507-281-1607
We spotted a Hermit Thrush in the yard today.
I've seen flocks of Cedar Waxwings yesterday and today cleaning up at
trees bearing fruit.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906
507-281-1607
can email the information to me or if you prefer you can mail it
to the address below.
Thank in advance for any help you can provide.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
Rochester, MN 55906
for birds is heard.
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Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906-4213
507-281-1607 - home
507-261-6837 - cell (not always turned on) (until 31 March 2007)
507-202-1284
) with the snow so I was worried.
I don't know where they go at night but it must be well protected to
have allowed them to survive the cold and wet.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906-4213
507-281-1607 - home
507-261-6837 - cell (not always turned on)
After an absence of several days both Carolina Wrens appeared this
morning at the meal worm feeder.
By whistling I was able to get the male to sing. Such a lovely sound he makes.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906-4213
507-281-1607 - home
507-261-6837
Since January 19, one and usually both Carolina Wrens have appeared
at our feeders. Today, however, neither one made an appearance. I
guess the warm weather removed the need for their daily meal worm fix.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906-4213
507-281-1607
that runs east from MN 42 to Weaver.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906-4213
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507-281-1607 - home
507-261-6837 - cell (not always turned on)
About 3:45 the peripatetic Carolina Wren showed up at our house and
visited all our feeders. We last saw it 11 days ago.
I guess the snow fall has limited its food sources.
Bill
O. William (Bill) Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906-4213
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507-281-1607 - home
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While eating lunch today, movement in the back yard caught my
attention. A COOPER'S HAWK had made an attempt at something in the
yard but apparently was unsuccessful. It ten flew from the ground to
the top of our pole feeder and slowly scanned the yard for other
opportunities. Seeing none it
Yesterday at the MOU Paper Session I chatted with a number of folks
about the Carolina Wrens visiting my feeders. As I told many of them
it seems to come by every three to four days at either *AM or 4PM and
predicted that I should see it Sunday or Monday.
As predicted, one of the wrens dropped
About 9:15 this morning my wife head and saw the Carolina Wren so I
headed outside to put meal worms in the feeders. I gave a whistle
imitation of the wren call and got a buzzed response and the bird
popped up onto the fence.
We sat inside watching and hoping that the wren would get some meal
About 12:15 today, a Tufted Titmouse twice visited our feeder which
is just out-side the kitchen window.
The last we saw the Carolina Wrens was just after 8 AM Friday. One
started singing and I was able to whistle them both in to the burr oak.
I taking these sightings to mean global warming
About 15 minutes ago my wife said to me, Isn't that the Carolina
Wren on the feeder by the shed? I grabbed the bins and sure enough
it was. She suggested getting he meal worms out and filling the bowls.
First, I grabbed my PDA with bird songs and went outside and played
the Carolina Wren songs
It seems the CAROLINA WREN has remained in the neighborhood despite
the unexpected 12 inches of snow delivered Friday.
Yesterday my wife saw it checking out the crevices iof a long dead
stump in the neighbor's yard.
This morning she heard it first and called to me to come and hear it.
Since
We had another visit by a Carolina Wren today. During lunch my wife
spotted it first, she has a good view of an old branch we have
fastened to the deck that once housed Downy Woodpecker nests. The
wren was exploring the various cavities. It also visited our feeders,
worm dishes, and water
I have a lot of luck with a bird bath on the ground that is kept full
with a dripper. It is also very near the base of a service berry bush
that provides
refuge and staging for the comings and goings of the many birds that use it.
Bill
At 09:24 PM 8/23/2006, Ron Green wrote:
Question for
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From: mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu [mailto:mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu] On Behalf
Of Bill Bruins
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 8:10 PM
To: mnb...@lists.mnbird.net; mou-...@cbs.umn.edu
Subject: [mou] Mayo Peregrine news
I was called mid-afternoon to transport one of the male
I was called mid-afternoon to transport one of the male fledgling
peregrines from the Mayo nest site. It was found on the ground and
did not attempt to move or escape capture.
I'll know more about its condition later in the week.
Bill
O. William Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN
Was able to view the two Common moorhens at the EAST SIDE WMA this
morning about 11:00. John Hockema spotted them and called Quarry Hill
Nature Center where four of us were just completing the monthly
bio-blitz bird search.
The were just north of the island on the far side of the water. The
I was at the Eastside WMA at about 3PM and did NOT locate the Common Moorhens.
Bill
At 11:41 AM 6/29/2006, Chris Benson wrote:
I just returned from viewing the Common Moorhens
at the Eastside WMA/CR 9 marsh.
They are focusing their activity on the small grassy
island located straight out from
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Isn't that what taxes are supposed to provide for, and wouldn't this
just be another fee so that the no new taxes pledge can be kept ?
O. William Bruins
1538 11th Avenue NE
Rochester, MN 55906-4213
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