I have a mint condition, complete set of the HBW that I am looking to sell at a
reasonable discount. Please email me if you are interested.
Thanks,
-Michael
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I was surprised and pleased this morning around 7AM to find a singing male
Connecticut just east of the nature center building. The bird was on either
side, and occasionally on, the trail that runs N-S between the building and the
pond. Happily the bird stayed in the area long enough for me to g
very tough stretch for them (and the
bluebirds, which also seem less numerous around here).
-Michael Hurben
Hennepin Co.
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nt from other sites in central
Minnesota, in that this weekend has been certified Yellow-Rumped Madness. At
Richardson nature center at a small pond, there were some downed trees over the
water that hosted so many Butterbutts that it looked like a beehive with huge
blue-gray and yellow bees!
-Good bir
Big thanks to John Cyrus for the heads-up and help locating this bird. My wife
and I arrived around 3pm to find a half-dozen others in the area, and the news
that we missed the bird by 10 minutes. We waited him out and all of us in the
group saw him briefly around 4:30. My wife and I stayed on,
This AM I birded the Hyland Lake area between the north shore of the lake up to
the Osprey tower. I observed a Shrike that I'm calling a Loggerhead on eBird,
but it is still bugging me a little. I wanted to call this a Northern at one
point. I
observed the bird in good light at a distance of ab
Great to hear, Matt!
We were also able to get the two lifers that we specifically targeted for this
trip: Boreal Owl (Sat, North Shore) and Hoary Redpoll (Sun, Sax-Zim). The
Boreal did not come easily at all. We left the Cities at 4AM and went directly
to Stoney Point, where we found a Great Gr
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