Thanks to Jesse for suggesting I may have mistaken an orange-crowned for
Tennessee. He is spot on. The bird had distinct yellow undertail coverts -
yellow white yellow pattern.
Spring brain reboot is still underway
Still surprised to see it on suet. Off to Google
* Tami in Afton
and pine eating suet.
Should be a great bird weekend - maybe even hummingbirds! I wish you all a fun
weekend.
* Tami in Afton
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That would be amazing to see. Thanks for sharing, Steve. I saw a raft of
thousand+ years ago off a cliff overlooking Lake Superior in the UP. That image
is still with me today. It’s fascinating how they know how to do this.
Siskins started showing up here a week ago, but on Wednesday they
Here is the winter finch forecast. I’ve had my typical number of purple
finches, no siskins yet.
https://finchnetwork.org/winter-finch-forecast-2023-2024
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So wonderful to have these gorgeous birds back. Two males taking turns at one
of my window feeders.
Haven't seen orioles yet.
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Arrived home from work on Friday to a gorgeous male RB grosbeak at my feeders.
A second male joined him late yesterday.
I spent Saturday morning lazy birding from my east stoop w coffee and a
crossword. First bird I saw was a golden-winged warbler, lol. Other FOY yard
birds this weekend
Just a bit south of you in Afton, we have horned larks lining the fields
alongside the roads. First flocks showed up almost two weeks ago, but now there
are many more. I love watching their graceful flight as they lift off from the
exposed gravel edge as you approach. They're almost impossible
In case this hasn't been shared, here is the winter finch forecast. Looks to
be a good year.
https://finchnetwork.org/winter-finch-forecast-2022
Along these lines, we banded our first purple finches of the season 8 days ago.
Haven't seen any at my feeders yet, but we had our first
First, how fun to have Eurasian Tree Sparrows in your yard - I can't imagine
your excitement when you realized what you were seeing. Quite the new "yard
bird" to add
Re. redpolls, they've always eaten peanut suet at our house and cabin - both
from feeders and scattered on ground. (we finely
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And horned larks have returned! Spotted them a week ago in Lakeville by the
airport and a few days ago they showed up here in Afton.
Red-bellied woodpeckers are drumming. Nice to see signs of spring.
- Tami in Afton
From: Minnesota Birds on behalf of Jason
We have them year-round in Afton, they nest on our property.
On a fun note, the young ones are some of the friendliest fledgling birds I've
ever seen. Readily perch on me if I'm filling feeders. I've had to literally
brush them off our suet logs so I can refill the logs. Lasts about a week,
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I was interested in your tree sparrow sighting, Ron. This is the first year in
my 19-year phenology that I have tree sparrows and chipping sparrows
overlapping at my house. We still had tree sparrows outside my office window
(Rosveille) last weekend. (they've been gone from my house for
and wish it was a better
outcome.
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to the
original email and only grab the initial link to the end of birds/
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Hi Everyone,
Our spam filter at work added a bunch of crap to the end of Michael's web page.
Here is a clean copy:
https://www.michaelfogleman.com/birds/
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Thought I'd share this amazing reference tool created by a birder in North
Carolina, Michael Fogleman. It works w/any zip code. Just amazing the skills
that people contribute to the birding community at large.
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Brian, thank you for letting me know this was only addressed to you.
Sharing with everyone as originally intended:
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Park Point is up in Duluth - just over the Lift Bridge. It consistently has
great birding - different loon species are often seen there in the waters on
either side and in the park grounds you honestly never know what you'll find.
Definitely would recommend adding to your list for a great day
Pretty interesting:
https://finchnetwork.org/irruption-alert-pine-siskin
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Here is Tyler Hoar's winter finch forecast.
He mentions that he has started a nonprofit dedicated to finch research and
conservation: Finch Research Network.
https://finchnetwork.org/winter-finch-forecast-2020
Of note, we had purple finches weeks earlier than normal this year in Afton (I
I've decided to throw the dogs in the car and make the trip over to see the
jaeger. It'll complete my jaeger trifecta
Would hugely appreciate a note/text if the bird leaves before 4pm (earliest
I'll arrive).
My cell is 612-916-6123.
Many thanks in advance.
- Tami in Afton
Join or
I also rely on MOU and not socmedia.
Many thanks to all the members who have been so helpful over the years.
- Tami in Afton
From: Minnesota Birds on behalf of Dale Trexel
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2020 9:17:26 AM
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Wasn't sure if you all had heard. Twenty-one years of doing these reports. What
a wonderful service.
I wonder if someone else will step in.
- Tami in Afton
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From: Ron Pittaway mailto:jeani...@sympatico.ca>>
Date: Mon, Aug 10, 2020 at 7:46 PM
Subject:
We had a flock of 50-60 fly over our house Monday evening.
So wonderful to see these flocks of birds continuing their migration as they
have for thousands of years.
Robins have been singing every morning and evening since last Friday. A most
welcome sound.
Happy (safe) birding!
- Tami in
Red/orange feet would probably be a mourning dove. Feathers look like they
support that.
We always laugh when we say our bird feeders are truly "bird" feeders since the
hawks frequently come to dine on the diners. Always fascinating to see nature
at work.
- Tami in Afton
I really appreciate these email reports since I'm not personally on social
media very much. Thank you for sending them!
- Tami in Afton
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, Steve!
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Two pine warblers showed up at our suet feeders today. One is just a brilliant
yellow. So fun to have them around.
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We had our first pair of the winter appear today, too! Apparently they're on
their way back north. Nice to finally see them in the yard.
- Tami in Afton
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Fol
Catching up on my county/town reading tonight and noticed Washington County is
charging for parking at Pt Douglas park starting May 1: $7/day or an annual
pass for $30.
Couldn't find an online article but the park page does cite the May 1st fee
rollout:
Ours are back singing loudly under my bedroom window and they even evicted my
Great-crested Flycatcher out of her nestbox :-(
Hope you're doing well, Jim!
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. We've admitted 8 in the last 3 days.
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Here are the USFWS regs that outline the different approved ways of marking
"domestic" waterfowl and the associated record-keeping.
http://www.fws.gov/forms/3-200-9.pdf
My experience, through WRC, is many, many people dump their waterfowl after
raising the birds and they don't follow the regs
FYI -
I just had a client email asking about whether we take deceased owl reports.
There's a dead Snowy on southbound Cedar Ave, left shoulder along the exit lane
for 494E.
Assuming it's one of the MSP owls...
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Has anyone had experience w these in nest boxes?
Specifically, I'm wondering if I can put a hanging wren guard up that will
block sight of the hole, once they've bonded w the box.
I've had success with chickadees and bluebirds but haven't tried it w the
flycatchers.
We lost a nest to a wren
And, our wintering Fox Sparrow is here (if it's the same bird this will be year
three).
Showed up last weekend.
Moves with the juncos.
Have a wonderful weekend and Christmas!
- Tami in Afton
On Dec 23, 2016 10:39 AM, Tami Vogel <tvo...@wrcmn.org> wrote:
Mom, visiting from Florida, s
Mom, visiting from Florida, spotted the first redpolls of the season at our
feeders this morning!
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Craigslist.
Hopefully the owner is located and if not a good new home can be found.
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Forgive me for my bluntness, but this is exactly what a teaching opportunity is
- to teach children that things in nature should be left alone, to observe but
don't touch. And what a wonderful story it has at the end when they get to see
the goslings hatch.
There are so many ways to bring the
on the phone. 651-486-9453. We're open until 6pm today.
Note that because the bird is domestic and has an owner, plus due to increased
biosecurity, we cannot accept the bird.
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We had one singing away this morning around 3:45am. First time in 4 years
we've had one. Such a fantastic sound to be woken by.
Redstarts showed up today, too.
- Tami in Afton
Drew Smith drew...@aol.com wrote:
I'm posting this for Tammy and Roger Field in Hutchinson. They are reporting an
It seems like it has been an odd fall migration, at least here in The Cities.
I spent nearly 3 weeks camping up off the Arrowhead and the migrants there were
fabulous. Large flocks of birds moving through in the waves I've become
accustomed to up there. One fun new thing that I learned is Palm
We have a Purple Martin recovery from a study using red bands (in addition to
the federal band).
Please contact me off list if it's your study.
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Thanks everyone for the help w/the Purple Martin. We're all set.
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the feeders in
Dundas and wondering: Will they fly back to traditional breeding territory for
2nd brood? I wouldn't think they'd raise a 2nd brood here...
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Alan Stankevitz a...@iwishicouldfly.com wrote:
Very
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