Turns out that the first year Summer Tanager was actually a first year
Scarlet Tanager. Who knew a first year Scarlet could have orange patches
like a Summer. So much to learn!
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A Summer Tanager is coming to a feeder at 37912 HWY 34 about 10 miles east
of Detroit Lakes. The owner asks that people call and let her know you are
coming before showing up. The # is 218-841-6513.
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The Tamarac CBC will be held this Wednesday December 18. Meet at Refuge HQ
at 8am. Steve Midthune
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As many already know through ebird, a Prothonotary Warbler was found at
Agassiz NWR. A group of birders from the Detroit Lakes Festival of Birds
were walking the trails around the Visitor's Center. They discovered the
bird where the trail meets the marsh north of the Center.
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Sorry I failed to say in my last post that the crossbills in the Tamarac CBC
were all Red Crossbills. Steve Midthune
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The Tamarac NWR Christmas Bird Count took place on December 19th. We had 10
volunteers who broke into 4 driving teams plus 9 feeder watchers. We had a
total of 34 species which is above our 10 year average of 29.5. Most notable
was the large number of Crossbills at 36. Steve Midthune
fifty yards off shore with a group of Dowitchers.
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There is a White-faced Ibis at Bisson Lake, Hamden Slough NWR. Was seen on
south side of Co. Rd 14 on mudflat just left of Bisson Lake sign. Migration
has been slow here because of cold spring but appears to be heating up just
in time for the 21st annual Festival of Birds May 17-19.
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Two Snowy Owls were seen yesterday around noon a few miles north of Bisson
Lake. I was able to see one late yesterday afternoon at the corner of 340th
St and 190th Ave.
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The count this year will occur on Jan. 3rd. Be at the Visitor's Center
between 7:30 and 8:00. We will break up into teams and head out from there.
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This morning I observed a juvenile red crossbill visiting the feeders at the
Visitor Center at Tamarac NWR. Red crossbills had been reported there over
the weekend. Later in the day Nancy Henke refound the juvenile bird and a
couple of adult red crossbills as well.
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Dowitchers. Yesterday
on his way to the airport, David Sibley visited the site and also found a
Ruddy Turnstone and a flock of Prairie Chickens on the road next to the
wetland. It appears that a pair of Avocets may be nesting there.
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There was a Short-eared owl this evening hunting the grasslands on both
sides of CR 13 about .8 miles north of the intersection with CR 12. This is
in Hamden Slough NWR north of Audubon.
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information and to register go to www.visitdetroitlakes.com.
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, Blue-winged Teal and Green Heron.
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After two days of field trips the combined bird list contains 155 species.
Although there were no rarities, there was a busy lek of Prairie Chickens at
Hamden Slough, Chestnut-sided Longspurs at Felton Prairie, and 19 species of
warblers at Tamarac NWR. One more field trip tomorrow to Kelly's
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Shorebirds have finally made it this far north. Greater yellowlegs and
Pectoral sandpipers at Lake Park sewage ponds. Horned grebes and Wilson
snipe on LaBelle Lake north of Lake Park.
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The bird was seen on 310 St between CR 101 and 150 Av.
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a bird
migrating from Southeast MN or a western bird a bit out of its range.
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Things still pretty frozen but thawing fast. Roughed-legged Hawks still at
Hamden Slough but have been joined by Northern Harriers. Trumpeter Swans and
Canada Geese streaming north but so far mostly standing on ice. Spring is
here!
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The Christmas Bird Count will take place on Dec. 14. Meet at refuge HQ at
7:30.
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of the hill the
slough will be on your left. The bird was swimming with a group of
Buffleheads.
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There was a Snowy Owl reported yesterday south of Audubon. It was located
just south of the intersection of CR 15 and CR 6. I looked for it yesterday
afternoon but was unable to relocate.
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Through the first two days 155 species have been seen. Hopefully the Felton
Prairie trip today will add to that total. There have been 25 species of
warblers recorded including a Blue-winged found by Bob Janssen. This bird is
rare for our part of the state. Twelve species of shorebirds was a bit
The Felton Prairie fieldtrip had over 100 species this morning even though
they were birding in heavy rain much of the time. They found all four target
birds: Chestnut-collared Longspur, Grasshopper Sparrow, Upland Sandpiper,
and Marbled Godwit. Three more species of warblers was found bring the
of
Birds is May 14 to 17. For information go to www.VisitDetroitLakes.com.
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Wildlife's blind is set up (corner of CR 13 and 106). Happy birding.
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This afternoon there was a Merlin chasing birds about a block from my house
in Lake Park. They are fun to watch.
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A male Varied Thrush was seen this morning at 13114 Merry Meadow Lane in
Detroit Lakes. There was an earlier report of a female Varied Thrush also in
DL but was not seen today.
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Just learned that a snowy owl was seen on Saturday along Hwy 59 just south
of Callaway.
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flock of blackbirds included late red-winged and rustys.
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Have not seen black-billed magpies in Becker Co. for a while but two were
feeding on a deer carcass on CR12 .3 miles west of CR 13.
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Shorebird migration in full swing. This morning at Bisson Lake: Yellowlegs
(Lesser and Greater), Short-billed Dowitchers, Least Sandpipers, Baird's
Sandpipers, Wilson's snipe, Pectoral Sandpipers, and Wilson's Phalaropes.
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Spent the day at Tamarac NWR. Warbler migration just beginning but able to
find 11 species. Leaves not out yet so warbler viewing should be great for
the next week or two. Things coming together for the Festival.
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Loggerhead Shrike plus 8 species of sparrows at Hamden Slough NWR today.
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. The ponds are along the east side of CR 104 just past Hesby Lake. One
will need to walk in a few hundred yards to get to most of the newly created
mud flats.Still time to sign up for the festival:
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Forgot to mention that last night I scoped one of the drawn down pools and
there were 75+ lesser and greater yellowlegs, a few pectoral sandpiper, two
Wilson's phalaropes and an assortment of ducks.
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Lesser yellowlegs and yellow-headed blackbirds have arrived at Hamden
Slough.
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Western Meadowlark on Co. Rd 13 north of Audubon, MN. It was only 11 degrees
here this morning!
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but
there are still a few migrating through. Since another snow storm and
colder temps are forecast for this week, migration will remain slow.
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Just drove through north end of Hamden Slough. There was an unbelievable 17
Rough-legged Hawks along CR 13 and 12.
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While driving through Hamden Slough this morning I watched 5 Rough-legged
Hawks kite and hunt. These hawks normally winter here but I have not seen
any since the super cold weather of January. They evidently went further
south and are now on their way back north.
Steve Midthune
Lake Park
Snowy owls still around. Two in Hamden Slough NWR along CR 13, and one two
miles north of Refuge on CR 159. Also had flock of 100+ snow buntings and 35
prairie chickens roosting in a grove of trees.
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The snowy owls are still hanging around Hamden Slough north of Audubon.
There were two owls a half mile apart sitting on power poles along CR 13
just south of the intersection of CR 13 and CR 14.
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Another snowy owl was found in Hamden Slough during the Detroit Lakes
Christmas Bird Count. This bird was on a power pole along Co. Rd 12 about a
half mile east of the intersection of Co. Rd 13 and Co. Rd 12.
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There was an immature snowy owl sitting on a power pole along co. road 13 in
Hamden Slough NWR. The bird was on the second power pole north of the
intersection of Co. Rd 13 and 280th St.
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A drive through of Hamden Slough this morning (-10) revealed a mixed flock
of snow buntings and Lapland longspurs and three rough- legged hawks. One of
the hawks was dark-morph.
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Does anyone know if the bird is still in Roosevelt?
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South Pond at Hamden Slough continues to have dozens of shorebirds. This
morning: Least, Baird's, and White-rumped sandpipers; Wilson's Snipe,
Wilson's Phalarope, Dowitcher (short-billed?), Greater yellowlegs, and
Pectoral Sandpiper.
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South pond at Hamden Slough (across road from old HQ) has been drawn down to
aid shorebird migration. Birds seen yesterday: Greater Yellowlegs. Least
Sandpipers, and Solitary Sandpiper.
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trips with the festival. We are hoping that the warm temps and south winds
will bring more birds to the area.
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Lake Park
Becker County
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A western tanager has been seen and photographed on the south west shore of
Big Sugar Bush Lake in Becker Co. Seen in feeders along Sugar Creek Road.
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The feeders are not along the road but in the yards of several residents
along the road. Steve Midthune
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Both eared and horned grebes in flooded field on County 12 just east of
County 13.
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I thought I sent this earlier but can not find evidence. There is both eared
and horned grebes in Hamden Slough. In flooded fields on Co. Rd 12 just
east of Co. Rd. 13. Steve Midthune, Becker Co.
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Finally have lesser yellowlegs in flooded field north of Lake Park and two
confused looking marbled godwits standing on Co. Rd 12 wondering what all
this snow and ice is about. Warming up this weekend we are told.
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There is a white- faced ibis in a flooded field north east of Lake Park.
Take Co. Hwy 9 north a few miles and turn right on Co. Rd 12. Go 1.4 miles
and the bird is feeding on the edge of water on the right.
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Larger numbers of waterfowl have finally made it this far north. In flooded
fields just north and east of Lake Park (CR 12 between 9 and 13) are: dozens
of tundra swans, common goldeneye, wood duck, redhead, northern shoveler,
Lesser scaup, and bufflehead. There was also 3 Wilson's snipe.
Steve
This year the Detroit Lakes Festival (May 16-19) will include an overnight
field trip to Winnipeg Canada. Leaders for this trip include Carrol
Henderson, Sharon birdchick Stiteler and Erick Bruhnke. The route will
follow the new Pine to Prairie International Birding Trail. Stops include
the
, lots
of redpolls and of course juncos. Still no sign in the forecasts of 50
degree temps.
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Yesterday Beau Shroyer found killdeer and sandhill cranes in Detroit Lakes
area.
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Beautiful male northern harrier hunting along a gravel road, and kestrels
sitting on wires in Hamden Slough NWR. Still white and frozen around here.
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I realize that sightings of pine grosbeaks are now pretty common in MN., but
this is the first time I've seen them in Lake Park and they were in the same
fruit trees I saw the bohemian waxwings in yesterday. Love those trees!
Corner of 3rd St. and Hawley St.
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This morning there were several bohemian waxwings feeding on fruit trees at
the corner of 3rd St. and Hawley St. in Lake Park.
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I found a snowy owl this morning on the north end of Hamden Slough NWR. The
bird was sitting on the top of a power line pole along Co. Hwy 13 about 2.3
miles south of Co. Hwy 14.
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Red crossbills on Blackbird Auto Tour at Tamarac NWR. Several pine
grosbeaks at various locations on the refuge.
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Rough-legged hawks and northern shrike at Hamden Slough NWR, common redpolls
at Tamarac NWR along with a lot of migrating green-winged teal.
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sandpipers, and a few willets. On the north end of Hamden, in Bisson Lake,
there were also a few shorebirds plus a non-breeding plumage bonapart's
gull.
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Most shorebirds have moved through but still at Bisson Lake are: ruddy
turnstones, semipalmated plover, and willet.
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Nice variety of shorebirds at Bisson Lake, north end of Hamden Slough NWR,
including semipalmated plover and ruddy turnstone.
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Never fear Betsy the 15th Festival of birds in Detroit Lakes was as good as
ever. There were over 200 birders, workshops on golden-winged warblers and
American woodcock, great talks by Carrol Henderson and John Marzluff, and
lots of birds including: redheaded woodpeckers at Balmoral Golf Course,
Saturday at Hamden Slough: solitary sandpiper, black tern, long-billed
dowitcher, blackpoll warbler.
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and
the female in a tree about 5 feet above him. I drove within 20 feet of them
and stopped to watch. They stayed frozen in position for the 10 minutes I
watched and the male only moved slightly when I drove past. Also saw two
turkeys mating yesterday at Hamden Slough NWR. Love is in the air!
Steve
First marble godwit at Bisson Lake, Hamden Slough NWR. Fox sparrow and
hermit thrush at Tamarac NWR.
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Checked Bisson Lake this moorning. New shorebirds were about a dozen
pectoral sandpipers and one spotted sandpiper.
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I was in southern MN over the weekend and when I returned on Monday things
had changed. Most of the ice is off the lakes and some leaves are starting
to bud. At Bisson lake (north end of Hamden Slough) there were three lesser
yellowlegs along with a large number of green-winged teal. I also heard
Went to Hamden Slough this morning. Red tails have replaced Rough-legged
hawks, ring-necked ducks, and a song sparrow. Lots of geese and trumpeter
swans.
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Last summer I read The Reluctant Twitcher: a (Quite) Truthful Account of My
Big Birding Year by Canadian birder Richard Pope. It is hilarious!
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A lone magpie was spotted this morning 3 miles north of Lake Park on CR9.
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The owl posted by the Thimgans was still present at 3:oo this afternoon. Was
on top of power pole just so. of intersection of 78 and 54, east side of 78.
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I've been all over Becker County looking for a snowy owl but no luck. Did
see a northern shrike north of Lake Park hovering over a frozen marsh -
didn't know they did that. Steve
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The Varied Thrush was again this morning at the feeders of the headquarters
of Tamarac NWF east of Detroit Lakes in Becker County.
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Kelly Blackledge, biologist at Tamarac, saw a Varied Thrush at their feeder
at the HQ. It was still there later in the afternoon.
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Nice morning on the prairie. 8-10 Prairie Chickens flying from plowed field
to tall grass in Refuge, Northern Shrike, a few Harris's sparrows left,
Rough-legged Hawk hovering, Greater yellow-legged sandpipers, a verity of
ducks, geese and swans.
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It has been slow so far but had a Wilson's Warbler at Dunton Locks Park in
Detroit Lakes and a few yellowlegs at Hamden Slough. Water levels at Bisson
Lake have not yet been lowered so there is not much mud.
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Olive-sided flycatcher was flycatching from the top of tall dead tree
on road to the picnic/swimming area at Lake Carlos State Park.
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Warblers at Tamarac this morning:
Magnolia
Blackburnian
Black white
Nashville
Palm
Yellow-rumped
American redstart
Ovenbird
Chestnut-sided
Orange-crowned
Yellow
Common yellow-throat
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Sunny and warmer morning. Seen or heard: ovenbird, white-throated sparrow,
pine warbler, green heron.
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Swamp and vesper sparrows at Hamden slough. Yellow-headed blackbird at
LaBelle Lake north of Lake Park. 250 to 300 white pelicans on Duck Lake
(north edge of Lake Park)
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Ruby crowned kinglet, numerous horned grebes, red-necked grebe, canvasback
and several redheaded ducks all at Dunton Locks in DL.
White pelicans have replaced common mergansers on Duck Lake (north end of
Lake Park)
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Several seen in Lake Park but why they want to be here in this weather is
still a mystery!
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Lots of ring-necked ducks, buffleheads, and field sparrows.
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Harris sparrow ½ mile north of Lake Park on Co. Road 9, hooded merganser at
Hamden Slough
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cat bird. Baltimore orchard orioles, northern parula
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Lots of yellow-rumped warblers in Winona County this evening. Had winter wrens
yesterday.
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There was a pied-billed grebe at Prairie Island in Winona this morning. Large
rafts of canvasbacks, scaup and ring-necked on the river.
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Great blue heron, Coot, lots of red-winged blackbirds, woodcock, killdeer, all
seen around Winona. Migration is breaking out!
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Another new migrant at Prairie Island this morning Northern Shoveler, two pair.
Winona
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Yesterday morning when driving to LaCross I notices that a peregrine falcon was
sitting on the often used dead tree perch sticking out of the cliff wall of
Queen's Bluff. Hopefully there will be nesting going on soon.
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