I had the opportunity to see a Great Horned Owl in Becker County in the Hamden
Slough NWR. The GHO was located at the intersection of CR 104 and 210th St just
down from refuge headquarters. It was located in a stand of oak trees on the
south end of the lake on the north side of CR104. I was
The link for the image accidentally had an extra period at the end. The proper
link is http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/5179/ghodi2.jpg
Michael Cary
Superior North Shore Images
www.michaelcaryimages.com
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The brant was still present feeding at Bayfront Park in Duluth at 5p.m. today.
I was able to hang out in the area until the bird was comfortable and capture
some good images. Here are links to a few of the images I was able to get.
http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/5232/brant1ro1.jpg
Many Bohemian Waxwings in the east end of Duluth off of 21st Ave E.
There must have been 500+ birds in the group. Below are a few links to
some images I was able to capture.
http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/8240/bohemianwaxwing1ni6.jpg
I had a bird at my feeder today that I identified as most likely being a
female varied thrush only to find that someone on the same block had already
posted it. The bird was present at my feeder today at 5:30 ground feeding
among a large group of dark-eyed juncos. Yesterday, I also identified a
Since there have been a few inquiries, I thought I would let everyone know
that the Duluth Hawk Owl is still in the area. I located it again this
evening at 3 p.m. perched in a tree in front of Northstar Flooring on the
west side of Rice Lake Road approximately 0.5m north of the junction of
I have pictures of a pair of Great Egrets that may be the same Great Egrets
mentioned in the Duluth RBA. They were taken roughly a quarter mile up the
St. Louis River from the Indian Point Campground a week ago. If anyone is
interested in seeing them just email me with the subject title great
Traversed much of Ottertail County and parts of Western Wadena County. Saw
many Hooded Mergansers, Canada Geese, Trumpeter Swans, a few Goldeneyes, two
Buffleheads on the Leaf River, Pie-billed Grebes, Sandhill Cranes, Wood
Ducks, Pheasants, a lone Redhead and a few Ring-necked Ducks.
Michael
Hello All!
Does anyone know of any good spots for viewing/photgraphing waterfowl right
now in the Alexandria/Fergus Falls/Detroit Lakes Areas of West Central
Minnesota? I'm going over that way this weekend and was hoping for some
leads! Thanks, Mike
Michael Cary
Superior North Shore Images
Derek,
If I had to take a guess. I would say that they are male Mallard-Black Duck
hybrids. If you have access to a copy of National Geographic's Field Guide
to the Birds of North America you can see an artist's rendition of this
hybrid. I have had the opportunity to see and photograph a few of
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