as identified by the MOURC that are assigned every 5 years.
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I was able to find the Tufted Duck right along the shore right next to the
aquarium (with the Goldeneyes). Had views from the road on the NE side and also
from the pagoda like structure from the SW. The latter is the better view.
Bird seen about 9:30.
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I was able to find the Common Gallinule at the town of Ellendale (S of
Owatonna) reported by Paul Suchanak on e-Bird. Actually I spotted two of them.
The viewing is the best from the road to the sewage ponds on the east side of
the railroad tracks - accessed by turning north on the east side of
This morning the Cinnamon Teal was still at the Agassiz impoundment. The female
associating with it appeared to have a shorter bill.
There was still one American Avocet at the Red Lake rice paddies - on the east
side of 350th Ave (N of 150 St).
There were no Whimbrels at the gravel pit. The 2
rican Bittern - the bittern never moved during the
encounter).
On my way back home I stopped at the grackle spot and saw him out in the reeds
about halfway between the willows and the water - still calling away.
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The Great-tailed Grackle is still at the East Landfill Reservoir spot - in the
willows N of the culvert on the lake side of the road. Still very audible.
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Great-tailed Grackle at East Landfill Reservoir along road N of the culvert. It
was in the willows calling quite a while before we were able to see it. Photos
were taken. The bird flew across the road and was walking around in the grassy
field before it flew into a tree above the stream to the s
The Harlequin Duck is still at the Walker WTP (3:30pm) - in the lower eastern
pond at the NE corner. Thanks to Becca for passing on the info on the sighting.
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a Red-tailed - as usual) and spotted
the falcon with black armpits flying toward me not too high above the
ground. It continued flying and crossed the road just a short distance
behind my vehicle.
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I found Red Crossbills at the cemetery right off of US59 just north of Slayton
in Murray County. There were 2 birds calling from the tree at the south end of
the cemetery. I later heard calling on the north side of the entrance road. I
didn't get a recording as I was too preoccupied with getting
I found Red Crossbills at the Sunset Rest Cemetery a mile east of Rushmore in
Nobles County. The cemetery is on the east side of CR67 1/2 mi south of CR35.
The birds were on the east side close to the north end of the larger trees.
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I found some Red Crossbills in a new location in Traverse County today.
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I was able to spot 2 adults and 4 young of the family of Common Gallinules
previously reported by Kathleen MacAuley at the Olson Wetland off MN9 just W of
CR1. They were in the SW corner just below the big dead tree. I first spotted
them from the gravel road on the east and then patiently waited
I was able to find the Acadian Flycatcher that was reported by Bob Williams
yesterday at Tollefsons woods across from the golf course south of Mantorville.
As Bob stated, walk in, cross the bridge and continue south to a culvert/stream
where the trail splits. The bird favors the area a short dis
I just left the Scissor-tail spot and did not find it. I did see 3 Western
Kingbirds from the red gate to just past 110th St and a couple more past that
(may have followed me). There was also a pair of Orchard Orioles by the gate as
well. Plenty of Eastern Kingbirds and Dickcissels as well. Nea
The Glossy Ibis reported yesterday at the North Ottawa Impoundment by Shawn
Conrad and Becca Engdahl is still present. It wasn't present at the spot until
after 8 am when it flew in to join the 4 Cattle Egrets. It stayed with them any
place they flew to.
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I went past the two locations on my way out of town and didn't find any
waxwings at either spot. Hopefully they are still in town somewhere.
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I was able to relocate the Bohemian Waxwing that Craig Mandel reported
yesterday in the crabapple trees at the north end of the old brick pottery
factory building in Red Wing this morning about 8:30am. There were about 200
Cedar Waxwings there that I had to look through as they moved around in t
The Long-tailed Duck is still at the Lake Emily boat access spot in Crow Wing
County. Today it was in with a group of Buffleheads. They were quite close to
the parking area
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The Black-necked Stilt is still present at the previously reported spot on
flooded CR13 between CR30 and CR32. We couldn't pick it out from the east side
so we went around to the west side and located it sitting on the road in the
middle of a bunch of yellowlegs. We did not spot the godwit.
Se
I was at the Clearbrook sewage ponds earlier today and found 2 Red-necked
Phalaropes, a Sanderling and a single Franklin's Gull. Only other
shorebirds present were 3 Baird's and a couple of Spotted Sandpipers. These
were all on the far side of the first pond - on or near the berm.
I also spot
There are 10 R-n Phalaropes at the Int'l Falls sewage ponds. Only other
shorebirds were 2 Spotteds at 60x distance.
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At least two (& possibly three of the Black-necked Stilts reported yesterday on
facebook and ebird were still at the location today SE of Windom. From Hwy71 go
east on CR36 2mi then turn south. The birds were on the west side of the road
in the very weedy water. Good spot to look from is by the
Josh Watson just called to inform me he found the Black-necked Stilts about 5mi
N of the spot where they were first reported. They are now east of 770ave just
S of Hwy 28.
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blood red
bill w/o any black on the tip, extremely short legs, a grayish breast and a
mantle that is darker than typical Common or Forester's Terns. Seen by Bob
Ekblad, Diane Anderson and Josh Watson. Photos taken - including several taken
close up.
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I just got word that the bird was seen flying high and headed to the NW (away
from the reservoir).
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> On May 20, 2016, at 6:28 PM, Bob Ekblad wrote:
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> There is a Snow
There is a Snowy Egret at the Landfill South Reservoir (west of Rochester).
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We were just leaving and went west and then south on CR30 and spotted the birds
in a farm pond just south of the corner.
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> Black-bellied
I came across an excellent shorebird spot in SW Redwood Cty at CR5 and CR4 7mi
north of Walnut Grove. There were 3 Hudsonian Godwits, a Willet, S- palm
Plovers, several Dunlin and many other species - the big guys were out in the
open water but there were many birds wandering around in the cut o
Late this afternoon I found a pair of Hudsonian Godwits in Martin County near
the intersect of CR8 & CR10 east of Ceylon.
Around 9:15pm I heard an American Bittern calling in Jackson County north of
Anderson Cty Park on 475th Ave about .4mi south of 735th St. This is about
2.6mi north of the I
The Red-throated Loon was seen again this morning at 7:30 am and at 8:45 am
but has not been seen since. Several people have been looking since as
early as 10:30 am this morning without any luck.
If anyone does see the bird again, please post a note to let people know.
Thanks.
Bob Ekblad
The Red-throated Loon is still present at the Landfill East (west of
Rochester). It can be seen from the road on the west side (easier today with
less winds) as well as from the top of the dam (closer).
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is from 19th Ave & then north to the parking lot and then walk to the top of
the dam). [sorry I didn't include the county in my text like all subject
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of Appleton at the river
crossing between Swift & Lac Qui Parle Counties. There is a boat landing
area right near the border where you can park off of the highway. That was
the only other spot I found snows during my 2 day loop that included Pope to
the north and Pipestone to the south.
Good
The Varied Thrush was in a tree in the yard where it was previously reported.
It showed up about 7:45am, hung around for 5 min and then took off. It never
went to the feeders.
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The Snowy Owl was found this morning in the same location along hwy 169 as
reported yesterday. It flew from that spot south to the Henderson Station road
and was relocated on the north side of that road to the east of 169.
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The Varied Thrush was at his post around noon today in the crabapple tree in
Oakland Cemetery in Marine on the St Croix. It was easily seen from the plowed
road in the cemetery.
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After over an hour searching around the center and the west end of the parking
lot I went to the horse camp area at the east end of the lot and was able to
find an immature Hooded Warbler near the outhouse.
Thanks Ron and Herb.
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I stopped at the Moose Lake sewage ponds this evening and found 30 to 40
sandpipers in the first pond (before getting to the main entrance gate).
There were several species including at least one Buff-breasted Sandpiper, a
couple of Semipalmated Sandpipers, several Bairds and a few Least
Sandpipers
I was able to find the White-eyed Vireo at Flandrau SP that was recently
reported. Follow the hiking club trail behind the swimming pond to the second
opening at the river (the one with the fence). The bird was calling constantly
mid morning and was 20 feet off the ground in plain sight (not hid
reported 1.3mi south of town a few days ago. The Watonwan site is not too
far beyond that - approximately 5.5mi south of the spot north of town.
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I spotted a Snowy Owl 1.4mi north of CR3 on 790th Ave in Watonwan County this
morning about 8:30am. This is about 1.5mi south of the Brown County line. It
is a very white adult male.
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I was able to spot the Snowy Owl near the LQP High School today at 2:15pm. It
is 1.5mi south of the school on Hwy40 and ~3/4mi west
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Oops - West side of 13th.
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The previously reported Snowy Owl was on the power pole in front of the CTC
building on Madison St on the east side of 13th across from the fairgrounds at
7:20AM this morning (just light enough to barely make it out at daybreak).
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There is a Buff-breasted Sandpiper at the Marsh WMA at CR4 & Aberdeen Ave in
Scott County. It hangs around in the grassy area SW of the water area. It
moves around a lot and I've had to relocate it a couple of times.
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More changeover - still no Whimbrel any more but I spotted a couple of Caspian
Terns and 3 Avocets this morning.
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I was surprised there haven't been any follow up reports on this bird all day.
It is still present as of 6pm at the mudflat.
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the west (Zeke's Road) and shortly disappeared into the woods.
I went about a half mile up the road through the woods before I found
habitat that seemed more appropriate for nesting cranes.
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The Snowy Egret is still at 24N & 30 - on the west side of 30 at 5pm & on the
east at 6:15pm. There is one ibis at 24/30 and another on 24south where there
were also a couple of turnstones, a few S-b Dowitchers and a Black-bellied
Plover.
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The Gargany was finally refound this evening at 6 pm at Crex Meadows in the
larger pond north of Abel Rd. It then flew across the road into the area with
the channels.
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Oops -wrong town. It is east of Eagle Bend and west of Clarissa.
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There is a Ross's Goose in Todd County in a gravel pit pond at the intersection
of CR80 and 175th Ave. This is just east of Clarissa and north of Hwy71.
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on the south side of the road.
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I spotted a Snowy Owl on the Steele/Dodge county line along a fence line to the
south of 685th St. It is quite a ways out from the road out near three dark
posts that are close together.
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I spotted a Snowy Owl on
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St, was full of several species of migrating waterfowl & a flock of
Ring-billed Gulls. There was also a flooded field with several dabbler
species located a mile north of Eagle Lake.
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above freezing today). The remaining snow was just in
the ditches and in shelterbelts. When I saw that the snow had disappeared I
was afraid that the Snowy Owls would have moved out when the warm weather
moved in but, thankfully, one was still hanging around.
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I found Snowy Owls in Clay and Norman Counties this morning.
The one in Clay was 1/2 mile east of 170th St (CR11) on 190th Ave. this is two
miles south of the Clay/Norman border.
The one in Norman is at the corner of 110th on CR14. This is one mile south of
the owl reported by Denny and Barb
(finally) locate a Snowy Owl in Meeker County in the "usual"
place north and west of Grove City. It was on 310th St one half mile from
the Kandiyohi/Meeker County border. I spotted the bird about 6pm on a power
pole. After a while, it flew east behind some barns and sheds so I didn't
I found a Snowy Owl in the very SE corner of Cottonwood County about 9am this
morning at 600ave and CR13 - sitting on a power pole. This is 2 miles from the
Jackson County line and about 4 miles from the first owl sighting in Jackson
Cty and about 10 miles from the latest reported location. I tr
been right at the curve where it perches on the power poles and hunts the
grassy area to the southwest of the intersection.
Thank you to Chad for reporting the owl and to Barb & Denny Martin for the
follow-up information.
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to re-find the owl in Swift County in spite of a long search.
I plan to revisit the area again tomorrow.
Thanks to Ron and Herb for great sightings and for the reports posted to
MOUnet/MOUdatabase.
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I just located a Snowy Owl in Nicollet County just south of Rush River. From
the east side of town go south on 387 ave 3/4 mile (1/4 mi into Nicollet
County). The bird was on the east side of the road, on the very edge of a field
right next to the south side of a drainage ditch - in front of a c
t spend a
lot of time there).
I also spotted a Snowy Owl in Stearns County that I don't believe had been
reported yet. It was on a power pole along US71 between Belgrade (Hwy55)
and Elrosa - just north of the intersection with CR175. The bird was close
to the MM152 sign where US71 bend
I searched for the Snowy Owl that had been reported east of Stewartville in
Fillmore County late this afternoon but was unsuccessful. Other birders were
not able to find it earlier in the day as well.
As a nice consolation, at dusk I spotted two Short-eared Owls in the area to
the southwest of
trees. It was impressive to say
the least.
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nty in the fall. Trees blocked my view but they were probably on
the west end of Lower Twin Lake.
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Fish Lake, SW of Donnelly in NW Stevens County has mudflats that have attracted
lots of shorebirds - including at least one Red-necked Phalarope.
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wading around in
the shallow water at the back. I spotted one Red-necked Phalarope swimming
around near the shorebirds.
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There are 6 Red-necked Phalaropes at the Ellsworth sewage ponds (west cell) 1mi
west of town (&1mi north of Iowa)
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There are 40 R-n Phalaropes at the Heron Lake sewage ponds just south of town.
They were mostly in the SE area in the back.
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Caspian Terns along with several shorebird species at north end of a lake on
the east side of CR26 just SE of Geneva
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Following up on a database report by Herb Dingmann of Golden Plovers at a spot
north of Rice Lake State Park I was able to find the plovers (I counted at
least 400 of them!!!). I also refound some Sanderlings that Diane Anderson had
found earlier today. I also found 4 Red-necked Phalaropes as we
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for the trip. I also found some late Red-necked Phalaropes in sewage ponds
in Grant and also at Edgerton in Pipestone County
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not able
to find any (unless it was hidden by the one bird that was resting on the
ground). I went by the spot a couple of hours later but was not able to
relocate the cranes at that time.
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Today I found 8 of the White-faced Ibis at Manston Marsh (just west of Hwy 9 on
CR 26) that were reported back on the 5th. All were White-faced (one was an
immature w/o white on face but had reddish legs).
In Clay Cty at Felton Prairie I found a Western Grebe at the end of 108 and a
couple of
as around the perimeter of the reservoir. Access to the reservoir
from Rochester is via CR2 and CR11 from the north or CR9 and CR11 from the
south.
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-8170 (home) to make arrangements.
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rves. I didn't see a fire number at that house but it was between 39238
and 39392. There is very little shoulder on the road at this location so be
very careful.
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southeastern
corner of Morrison).
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The gull was just refound on the south end of the spit at Purgatory.
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260th St at the county line with Traverse).
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flew from the
water's edge (fairly close to the road) and toward the channel to the east.
We didn't have any luck finding Craig's Alder Flycatcher south of the
Whitewater WMA headquarters building in Winona County.
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where there was a second Western Kingbird.
The birds are along the road on the south side of the airport (turn west off
of highway 71 south of town). They were in front of a residence just a
short distance east of where CR2 goes south.
Thanks Doug!
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through town. They were just west of the big church (which is on the south
side of the road) and east of the gas station (which is on the north side of
the road).
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Just north of the owl about a mile on 78 there were over 270 Trumpeter Swans on
Mud Lake - most of which was open water
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On Jan 10, 2012, at 7:55 AM, Bob Ekblad wrote:
> I was able t
I was able to refind the Snowy Owl previously reported by the Thimgan's on the
5th north of Ottertail. It was on a power pole on Twshp 255 just off of Hwy 78
(0.5 mi S of Hwy 54).
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Chuck Krulas and I refound the bird around 11:15am today. It was hanging around
the huge flock of mergansers and goldeneye much further south - south of the
DNR buildings and the sportsman's club. The closest viewing was from the side
of hwy 61 where it swings east and then south again. There we
Chuck Krulas redound the owl about a mile west of 24 just off of 3. You need to
go south on a driveway toward a large tan building next to a trailer house to
view the bird - I think the house number is 5932. The bird was on the ground
very close to the yard by the trailer house
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nt of Bonaparte's
Gulls there as well.
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The bird is still here - on the east side of the road, 0.6-0.7 mi north of the
crossroads on the south.
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On Oct 17, 2011, at 9:10 AM, Roy Zimmerman wrote:
> If anyone spots the subject today,
iles north of Appleton.
The Purple Sandpiper and a Sanderling were hanging out together.
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west side of Keystone north of Hwy 95 (approx 4 miles
east of North Branch).
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