Hello Molly and List,
On Sunday morning sometime beteen 0730 and 0930 i heard sandhill crane(s)
calling. It sounds like i wasn't that far from your location -- on a logging
road off of Fox Farm Rd and not all that far from Pequaywan (maybe a few miles?
not sure). Although they were close at
It's well known that peregrine falcon's now nest on buildings and bridges
around the country, as they do here in Duluth. For some reason though, I
hadn't checked them out, maybe thinking it wasn't so special since it is
increasingly a common site. I was wrong. This afternoon I had a few spare
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In refernce to woodpecker/beetles, here are some tidbits that i recall:
One common group of bark beetles here belong to the "Ips" genus. The Pine
Engraver (Ips pini) is one of the
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It was an interesting weekend for yardbirds. Black-backed Woodpeckers and Gray
Jays were among the visitors (the jays have taken over the suet feeder and are
just ripping through it), bu
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Thank you,
Howard Weinberg (hjw_for...@yahoo.com)
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If anyone is birding/travelling in the Duluth area (Duluth and then out as much
as ~30 miles from the city), knows of places where Golden-winged Warblers are
singing regulalrly and/or nesting, would you pass the locataion
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Ovenbirds and chestnut-sided warblers have begun this past week territorialy
carving up the backyard woods in earnest, and i think veeries and common
yellowthroats just now started this weekend. should be more species a
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When i got home from work tonight, after yet another cool rainy day, and sat
out on the back porch, my spirits lifted when some colorful birds visited the
yard including Blackburnian Warb., Tennessee W., Cape May W., Oven
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This probably is old hat to Duluthians, but this morning there were two
Yellow-rumped Warblers singing in my yard before i left for work. My birding
has been relegated to backyard stuff recently, and so this is the first
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I just read the Mark Alt/Steve Wilson email about starving boreal owls. I
would like to ask the list serve what perhaps is a dumb question. Would a
Boreal Owl eat a strip of meat if it was left out or does the "prey" need
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Ooops. i ommitted a location for my GGO posting. I live up by hawk ridge in
Lakewood Township, Duluth.
Howard
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There was a Great Gray Owl at my house again this morning. It was a brief, but
beautiful sighting. It was about 6:45 maybe and i was out letting the dogs run
around. The sun had just started to think about rising, but
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I came home from a morning combination trip of hiking with the dogs, looking at
several Great Gray Owls, and just enjoying the morning yesterday, when a Great
Gray Owl flew to a snag right outside my back window, maybe 25
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A Great Gray Owl was seen "close-up" at Hawk Ridge yesterday. It was on the
trails not too far from the main hawk watch area.
Howard.
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