and mud.
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and the actual
location it is being seen, so they can find it.
Shortly after a rare sighing, I will try and remember to post to each of
these three listservs to help alert people to change their sighting to this
hotspot if they might have posted their sighting to a different hotspot.
Thanks,
Derek
n that until I see the feedback on these changes.
I'll likely go ahead and make these changes unless I get some feedback
suggesting otherwise.
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related, it should not be a problem.
If you're just interested in reports of rare/notable birds, I suggest
changing your settings to make MOU-NET a once per day digest and relying
on MOU-RBA for rare sightings.
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year:
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Link:
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I was down there for 2 days this March with only time to bird in the
mornings and still found 36 lifers.
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a very nice looking spot for shorebirds just south of here along
20th ave, but only had Killdeer, yellowlegs, and some least sp today.
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Have a great weekend and hopefully some fun birds show up this fall.
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information
Hello all,
Not sure if they would be needed for any sort of MOU records committee
(provenance?), but I have received two photos of the Nebraska Wood Stork
taken on June 4th, 2014.
Please email me if you are interested in seeing them.
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winds (70mph+) come through
Monday, June 14 that swept across NW Iowa from Omaha right though Blue
Earth/Fairmont, MN.
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Awesome news!
Really cool that the people working for the city are excited and are willing to
go out of their way to help.
Some days it can seem like just about nobody cares about wildlife or the
environment, but I've noticed that just about everyone gets excited when
something rare happens
consequences. I hope birders and all lovers of nature
continue to have discussions like the one Jim is considering writing about.
To update a bible verse: Technology giveth, and technology taketh away.
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hotlines does not sound appealing.
That said, when I do see a sighting that would be of interest to many
people and I have not seen it posted on MOU (or the IOU in my case) I will
forward it on to the listserv.
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that
it will be gone. Such a great area to bird in early spring looking for
early migrants.
I guess the silver lining is the bike/walking path, but I wonder what sort
of access there will be to Black Dog lake?
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Lots of movement around here the last few days.
Right now there is a large mixed group feeding in a field right on the border
with Iowa, just north of Spirit Lake.
Approx:
1200+ Greater White Fronted
500+ Snow
A couple of Ross's
A few Canada
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Thousands of geese gathering in a field in southern Jackson County along the
state line with Iowa, just north of Spirit Lake.
Canada,cackling, snow, and greater white fronted geese
Mallard and Pintail ducks
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this fall - my luck it has flown over my house numerous times with the other
hundreds of Franklin's and Ring-billed Gulls this fall.
I'll report it if I see it anywhere near the MN border.
P.S. - Hello Linda!
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posting, how many people would know about and be able to see this beautiful
bird.
Can someone tell me what the point of either listserv is if almost nobody
reports rare birds on it anymore?
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Hello,
I just saw this on the Iowa listserve.
http://sibley.enature.com/home.asp
The Sibley Guide to Birds is now online. Looks fairly complete.
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counties.
So, if anyone is planning on heading down to extreme SW Minnesota (or NW
Iowa) for some birding, send me an email and I'll let you know if I've seen
anything lately.
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:45 and 9:15pm. I've seen and
heard them almost every night for the last couple of nights.
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Hello,
As far as I know the Painted Bunting was NOT seen today
I was there from 11am-1:30pm
It was not seen before me and when I had to go I left my number in
case it showed up (I was going to check out the Felton area) but I did
not get a phone call.
-Derek
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to meet someone new and have an extra set of
eyes helping out.
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members make it!
Also, please report your bird sighting to eBird and/or the MOU
).
Directions to both can be found in recent posts.
Thanks to Diana Doyle for finding and posting both these sightings.
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Also, please report
as a
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Be aware that I do not know of a good place to park around there so
you may have to make a pass or two to find the bird (then find a place
to park).
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of shorebirds leave the area after the Peregrine attack so I am
not sure it did.
Also seen (these numbers are estimates since I spent most of my time
checking out the Ruff)
Marbled Godwit -1
Dunlin - 30
Least Sandpiper - 200+
Semipalmated Plover - 50+
Baird's Sandpiper - 10
Killdeer - 4
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was seen for a few minutes around 8am on the far west end but
we presumed that it may have left with the strong southerly winds)
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mostly the same birds with a possible Cuckoo calling (could not
locate).
The bird songs were picking up again just as I had to go back to work.
Back at it tomorrow. And Saturday. And Sunday.
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Thrushes, and House Wrens.
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, Least and
Great-crested Flycatchers, and lots more.
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I checked Bass Ponds this morning and was not able to find the Avocets
or Willets after a couple hours of searching.
Overall, lots of birds but not much diversity. Lots of Yellow-rumps,
White-throated Sparrows, and Tree Swallows.
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the 14th)
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The Sage Thrasher was still present at 2:45pm near the canoes
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the Shrikes even though I
was on the lookout for them - oh well, have to try again
4 FOYs (RN Grebe, Wren, H. Thush, YB Sapsucker)
Pied-billed Grebes at all four lakes and lots and lots of Song
Sparrows everywhere
No Kinglets or YR Warblers today
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and lots of waterfowl in northern Iowa and
southern MN.
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towards the lake
(your right) and the bird should be near the fence/grate.
Also saw Fox Sparrows and Song Sparrows there and one Common Loon and
two Red-breasted Mergansers on the north end of Lake Harriet.
Good luck.
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Maybe someone else knows more about this but I went to the MRVNWR
Headquarters today to check out the feeders and they said it is closed
until fall for some new efficient HVAC installation.
Most of the feeders are gone and the rest are empty.
That sucks.
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warbler.
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I don't think this was posted here.
Sounds like the Osprey are back to their usual spot on the lights at
the intersection of highways 62 and 169.
-Derek
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Date: Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 2:47 PM
Subject: [mnbird]
, Bufflehead, Coot, Mallard,
Common/Hooded/RB Merganser, GW Teal, Shoveler, RB Gull, Herring Gull,
GB Herons, DC Cormorants, Wigeon, Gadwall
N. Harrier and a pair of Redtails
Lots of Eastern Bluebirds and Grackles around the area.
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Owl at Old Cedar Ave (anyone seen it in the
last couple of days?)
- Not much at all at Black Dog or in the MN River - Iced over in most
areas - Found a few Common and Hooded Mergansers
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on the road dead - I checked and
they were all Lapland - no Smith's or Chestnut-collared.
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Boreal Chickadee (1) - Admiral Road feeders (along with common
redpolls, pine grosbeaks, and more)
Evening Grosbeaks (3) - Morse feeders (along with more redpolls,
red-breasted nuthatch, blue jays, and more)
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location given)
Northern Hawk Owl - February 22nd in the bog (no exact location given)
Both sightings were by different eBird users.
FYI: 113 species reported this year already
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online to get a glimpse)
Is it best to keep these reports within the scientific/bird/climate
change communities and use them as a call to action or is it best to
try and get the word out to as many people as possible even if that
carries a risk of backfiring.
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is wrong, please let me know.
Here is the link to the calendar (let me know if something is not working):
http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=spottedtowhee%40gmail.comctz=America/Chicago
I also plan on putting the calendar on my blog (listed below).
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Derek Bakken
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20-25 WW Crossbills (half males and half females) at the intersection
of Fifield and Knapp on the UMN Campus at about 11:15am today.
google map:
http://tinyurl.com/b63e6s
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FYI:
I created a google map to find the Hawk-owl in Mankato.
http://maps.google.com
In the search maps box, type:
hawk-owl mankato
and a map with a blue dot showing the owls reported location should be
appear.
P.S. - Anyone from Minneapolis thinking about going tomorrow morning?
Anyone
reported sightings) than are reported or ever seen.
Let's get out there and find (or photograph) them.
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a
few recently reported sightings) than are reported or ever seen.
Let's get out there and find (or photograph) them.
Derek Bakken
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site and I don't think it worked
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Hi,
If you are able to, can you get a chance to let me know where you
birded?
I am going to the Black Hills for my honeymoon in mid-august.
Thanks,
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The Third Annual Solstice Film Festival starts June 19th and runs through
June 21st at Galtier Plaza in downtown St. Paul. Executive Director Devin
Halder has found over 25 feature films ranging from fiction to documentary,
as well as a dozen short films?most of them Minnesota premieres. A few
and in the back has lots of information on ID and comparison
(including comparing Franklin's and Laughing)
Amazon link:
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Hello,
For anyone wishing to view some nighthawks, I have seen them calling and
diving the last few nights from the parking lot of the Linden Hills Co-op, a
few blocks south of Lake Calhoun. Best time has been between 8:30 and 9pm.
-Derek
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this morning.
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for me: Marsh and Sedge Wren, Eastern Kingbird,
Philadelphia Vireo, Ruby-throated Hummingbird,
On our way out after looking for the Hooded, we saw a Red-shouldered
Hawk on the nest.
Thanks to Cheri for leading the group. What a great morning.
-Derek Bakken
Minneapolis, MN
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At the risk of starting an argument (why not - haven't had one in a
few weeks on here)
This is the response I received to my most recent post (names have
been removed - no point in making it personal)
You can find all of those warblers in any park in the whole
southern half of the state
to
you does not cause more people to reconsider posting here in the
future. I am sure that thoughts and sightings of many birders are
kept to themselves because they don't want to be chastised or mocked.
-Derek Bakken
Minneapolis, MN
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Completely off topic, but I just noticed that the new Oklahoma State quarter
features the Scissortail Flycatcher on the back.
I'm bored at work.
I really want to see that bird one day.
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Coots
Other Wetlands and Sewage Ponds:
Bufflehead
Redhead
RB Gull
Yellowlegs (both sp.)
RN Duck
Honestly, the highlight of the day was a FOY Vesper Sparrow and
listening to a very loud chorus of frogs at the Auto Loop.
Oh well.
-Derek Bakken
Minneapolis, MN
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. The weather looks good - Sunny all
day and mid 60's.
I need to know before I go to sleep / by midnight?
-Derek Bakken
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Hello,
My eBird alert says that a Tufted Duck was spotted on Lake Como.
Anyone know about this and/or can confirm?
-Derek Bakken
by
5am to meet up with Craig Mandel's group to bird Hennepin and Anoka
Counties. I finished Monday with 64 species including the Cinnamon
Teal at Bass Ponds and the Black Crowned Night-heron at T.S. Roberts
Bird Sanctuary.
Overall, 84 species in 2 days
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leaving).
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Good luck,
-Derek Bakken
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3328114
BOSTON -- A student touring Fenway Park was attacked by a resident
red-tailed hawk that drew blood from a girl's scalp Thursday.
The girl was taken by ambulance to a hospital but wasn't seriously
injured.
The hawk was perched on a
.
The river is still iced over with a small bit of open water which had
some wood ducks, hoodies, canada geese, and a swan which I am fairly
sure was a Trumpeter since I could not see any yellow on the face or
bill.
-Derek Bakken
anyone seen a Loggerhead Shrike yet this spring?
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Hello,
FYI:
I have a little google ebird gadget on my computer that lets me know when a
rare sighting is made in Minnesota.
I just saw today that someone saw an American Pipit and Semipalmated Plover
at the 180th Street Marsh in Dakota County.
-Derek Bakken
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- Derek Bakken
-winged Blackbird
25 Common Grackle
- Derek Bakken
in
birding. I still keep a detailed life list (down to the county
level) and love checking off a new bird - I just like it when I
didn't see it coming.
Anyone else ever feel the same way?
-Derek Bakken
Reddish Egret and Swallow Tailed Kite in Florida
The Reddish Egret has my vote as the most enjoyable bird to watch
ever - the hunting/feeding dance is comical
-Derek Bakken
160th and 170th along Emery Ave
4 between 170th and 180th along Emery Ave
2 along 180th between Emery and Fischer
-Derek Bakken
binoculars, scopes, etc...
5) Post information about field trips or birding events
6) more
It is free to register and ad-free.
I am not making any money off of it.
Let me know what you think (good or bad).
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proof that cutting down swaths of Sax-Zim
will hurt bird populations?
-Derek Bakken
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Date: Sun, 3 Jun 2007 12:29:44 -0600
From: Mike Hendrickson smithvil...@charter.net
Subject: Re: [mou] Constructive information on seeing the YB Chat
To: Jason Bolish jbolish5565 at comcast.net
Hello,
Northern Mockingbird that was found this morning (10am) along Conley
Ave (between Hwy 42 and 140th street) - was refound a half hour later
and again around 7pm.
http://moumn.org/cgi-bin/recent.pl
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Small:
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Baby:
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/dobak/435850188/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dobak/435850160/
Thanks to everyone who posted and to everyone who helped me find the
right spot.
-Derek Bakken
/south sprinklers for 15-20
minutes and then left)
-Derek Bakken
Hello,
The Gyrfalcon was seen today (Wed) around 4:30pm
It was on the ground, at the end of the North/South sprinklers eating
something. I was unable to relocate it around 5pm after the birds
scattered and the resettled
-Derek Bakken
really wanted to see, it was a great day.
Derek Bakken
Minneapolis, MN
I stopped by 180th yesterday around 4:30pm and did not relocate the
Gyrfalcon.
The ducks and geese have all moved about a 1/2 mile north - between
170th and 180th along Hwy 52. They can be viewed from 170th (just east
of 52). I looked around there for the Gyr with no luck.
Hello,
The Snowy Owl was sitting on a light pole in the UPS parking lot (first
right turn after the first tunnel). It was sitting there when I left
at 4:00pm.
Here is a photo:
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- Derek Bakken
. Wisconsin
and Michigan are beating us!!
Top States - Checklists Submitted in May 2006
New York - 2594
California - 2093
Texas - 1946
Florida - 1546
Wisconsin 1546
Vermont - 1337
Pennsylvania - 1088
New Jersey - 1009
Ohio - 946
Massachusetts - 914
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the weeds just off 140th street. I was able to get some
good photos from the road. The bird was still there when we left at
7:00pm
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you come over
a hill. Along 180th street between Fischer Avenue and Goodwin Avenue.
https://home.comcast.net/~derekbakken/birding/180th.jpg
GPS coordinates -- 44.68827, -92.96412
Hope that helps,
Derek Bakken
St. Paul, MN
from observation deck)
Sora (1 - flushed along boardwalk)
Marsh Wren (1 - along boardwalk)
Overall - 54 species
Derek Bakken
St. Paul, MN
Hello all,
A few people have asked for directions to these locations so I found a
map and made one.
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https://home.comcast.net/~derekbakken/birding/mvnwr.jpg
good luck,
Derek Bakken
St. Paul, MN
Sparrows. I have seen 3 American Tree Sparrows in the
same area earlier this year.
Rock Pigeons
Crow
House Sparrow
Starling
I felt much better after that.
Derek Bakken
St. Paul, MN
.
Derek Bakken
St. Paul, MN
in a field and trees just north of Reno
Red-winged Blackbirds (800+) 2 flocks with at least 300-400 birds each
seen near Reno.
Mallards, Megansers and Goldeneyes everywhere
Lots of swans, but they were too far away to ID with binoculars
Spring has sprung,
Derek Bakken
St. Paul, MN
am leaning towards calling them
some sort of hybrid.
Thanks,
Derek Bakken
St. Paul, MN
I forgot to include the link to the photo of the birds
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dobak/112719998/
Above the photo is a little button to get all sizes so you can
enlarge it a bit.
Also, I have no idea why I said that Black Dog doesn't seem like the
type of lake to have hybrids. I have been
and get something planned. Send me an email
(spottedtow...@gmail.com) if interested in leading or joining. If you
have a trip planned already and would be willing to have another
participant, I would be interested in that also.
Thanks,
Derek Bakken
St. Paul, MN
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