Mark Alt and I have posted some videos of the Gyr that we took today.
http://moumn.org/cgi-bin/video.pl
I would appreciate hearing from people if they are having trouble
viewing the clips. Anyone with a cable or DSL hook up should be able
to view these. Dial ups probably not.
Please respond d
I have posted a short video of one of the Grey-crowned Rosy Finches
at the following url:
https://home.comcast.net/~p.neubeck/GrCrRosyFinch.mov
If you are interested, this is a link to a short video of a Northern
Three Toed Wookpecker video I took a couple of weeks ago in Two Harbors.
https://home.comcast.net/~p.neubeck/N3ToedWPecker.mov
Video of the Black Vulture. Recorded this morning.
Many thanks to Bill Litke for finding and posting this bird.
http://moumn.org/cgi-bin/video.pl
I've posted a video of the Ibis flock on the MOU site:
http://moumn.org/cgi-bin/video.pl
Unfortunately, the resolution at this site is not going to be enough
for any positive identification of the potential Glossy Ibis.
Peter
The Black-throated Blue Warbler is still at Wood Lake, Richfield as
of 11:30 this morning. I captured some video. It's up on the MOU
Gallery/video page.
http://moumn.org/cgi-bin/video.pl
I saw a Swan sp. flying quite low, heading south, over Highway 394 in
Golden Valley, between Highway 100 and Penn this morning at about 2
o'clock this afternoon. Anyone else see this bird around, perhaps on
a city lake?
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Peter Neubeck
There were six Snow Buntings on the south end of Cedar Lake, Henn.
County at 4:30 this evening. They were near the bike path on the
south east corner of the lake.
Bruce Baer called me at 1:35 this afternoon to report a Clark's Grebe
at Lake Byllasby. It was seen from the county park on the west end of
the lake.
Shrike at wetland in Golden Valley. Laurel and Xenia. 3:30pm today.
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As of 2:15 this afternoon,Tony Hertzel, who found this bird,
reports that he watched it go out of sight. He deemed it unlikely
that the bird could be refound.
I saw a Long Eared Owl yesterday evening, about 6:45, perched in a
tree in Nuremberg Gardens in Minnetonka, Henn. Cty.
The tree was just off of County 51 just west of Cty Rd 84 (also known
as Old Crystal Bay Rd)
I saw this bird from the road. I don't know the kind of tree but it
was an open l
I saw a N. Hawk Owl today at 4:30 about two miles north of Cromwell
on Hwy 73, Carlton County. The bird was in a tree on the west side of
the road about 2/10th of a mile north of the mile 27 marker.
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As of 10 yes.
> On Jun 21, 2014, at 10:53 AM, "B.heinecke" wrote:
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> Is the bird still there?
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> Subject: [mou-net] Wood stork in Faribault Co. Present
> From: Karl Roe
> To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
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Bonnie Mulligan reports that the Wood Stork was seen this morning at the same
location.
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