Re: [mou-net] White throated sparrow Dakota county

Ray!!! That’s cool will It live? Sent from my iPhone > On Dec 3, 2022, at 9:04 AM, Rachel Crownhart > wrote: > > CAUTION - EXTERNAL EMAIL - Please use caution opening attachments and never > share your password. Send suspicious email to info...@tegna.com. > > Is it unusual to still have a

[mou-net] Redpolls and siskins

I have had a steady group of Common Redpolls visiting the feeder in my front yard in Hastings since December- about 15-20. Also about a dozen Pine Siskins. All are still present. I've never had this many previously. Sent from my iPhone Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?

Re: [mou-net] Aug 21 nighthawk migration

Just wanted to say i saw many Nighthawks in the Boundary Waters this week. Sent from my iPhone On Aug 23, 2013, at 11:29 AM, "Kim R Eckert" wrote: > Other than the mention of it on yesterday's Duluth RBA, nothing has been > posted on mou-net about the very strong movement of Common Nighthawks

[mou-net] Migrants

Lots of species flying along the Mississippi near Hastings. 100 or more common Mergansers in the river. 50 White pelicans flew overhead Many ring-billed gulls A few Hooded Metgansers on Lake Rebecca Many eagles along the river Mourning doves arrived at my feeders today - grackles and many black b

Re: [mou-net] Snow Storm Migrants and Fallout - Minneapolis

This morning there was approx. 200 cormorants at Lake Rebecca in Hastings- I Have never seen so many before on that small lake swimming and fishing. There was also several hundred am. White pelicans and various other lesser scaups and n. Shovelers. Tonight- I saw the large flock of cormorants hea

Re: [mou-net] Common Merganser -- Como Lake, St. Paul

Just FYI- group of common mergansers has been on Hastings' Lake Rebecca all winter- along with a Common Goldeneye and occasional Trumpeter Swans - also because of aeration Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 2, 2015, at 4:12 PM, "Susanne Nevin" wrote: > > I just joined this list and someone else mig

[mou-net] Hastings

At the river- fox sparrow, song sparrow, northern flicker- golden kinglet- blue heron - Sandhill crane - lots of eagles - bluebird- and two Broad winged hawks! Eurasian collared dove pair is still in my neighborhood- at my feeder- brown headed cowbird- juncos , cardinals, lots of grackles and red

[mou-net] Harris's Sparrow

Late Harris's Sparrow confirmed both visually and audibly singing - at Afton State Park this morning 10 a.m. Was in the prairie walk about a 3/4 -1 mile up from the main bathroom/interpretive center near the main parking areas. Sent from my iPhone Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu