At noon today in General Mills Research Nature Area, Golden Valley. Perched at
the top of a tall tree at the western edge of the pond.
Also a Sharp-shinned Hawk, Red-tailed Hawk, and Redbellied Woodpecker.
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A few days ago I was at Moose Lake State Park in Carlton County and saw three
Common Loons swimming together. Suddenly one loon grabbed another by the throat
and seemed to try to pull it under water repeatedly. The second loon was unable
to shake the attacker from its throat and had its head for
The Ivory Gull is present at Canal Park Duluth at 8 a.m.
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This may be of some interest to birders from any state: today's Google
Doodle (the often animated logo that appears when you go to www.google.com)
is about Phoebe Snetsinger, who started serious birding at age 50, when she
was diagnosed with melanoma, and who had seen 8,398 species of birds when
sh
and have not seen the bird.
Also, it's a large area and the bird could easily have moved. But this may
help some people find the spot to start looking.
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I just found the ducks swimming and diving with a raft of golden-eyes in
Medicine Lake. I observed them from Medicine Lake boulevard, at the
intersection with 26th avenue North. Water is calm, no waves. Oops, golden eyes
just flew off but long tailed are still here.
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They are moving slowly North now, about 300 yards North of Revere Lane and
medicine lake boulevard. About 200 feet offshore. Take 26th ave exit off
highway 169 and park on medicine ridge road a block from the lake.
Florinus
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people on board will not be birders, so by all means tell the captain that
you are a birder and ask him to point out the birds that he sees. The
captain on my trip was an amazing source of information on the birds and
wildlife. Spend the money, you will not regret it.
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On Sun, Jul
That appears to be an error. The submitter of that checklist entered
Callaway instead of Callaway township, which moved the location from Becker
to Ramsey county.
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On Fri, Feb 15, 2019 at 11:20 AM Jeffrey Seeger <
jeffrey.see...@westernalum.org> wrote:
> Is there a bra
This bird is out of its seasonal range and needs its time and energy to
hunt and survive. Having dozens or more birders harass it is not going to
help it do so. This location should not be shared.
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On Sat, Jan 11, 2020 at 5:08 PM Anthony Hertzel wrote:
> A barn owl has b
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