Clay colored sparrows have nested in this area for some years.
Warren
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I saw one at Wood Lake on the 14th
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How about Judy Collin's Bird on a wire
Warren
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Judy Collins "Secret Gardens"
Blackbird -- Beatles
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Yellow Bird... played on a marimba
May the bird of paradise fly up your nose! (Little Jimmy Dickens?)
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Any such list is
I usually have been able to find Field Sparrow further west either at the
wood's edge or in the pines near the "top" of the road
W
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Can you give us directions to a viewing site that doesn't use coordinates
Thanks
Warren
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This
All: I have trouble reading the statute that way. Premises can include land of
any sort. But I can't find the part of the statute that says that "posting" can
substitute for an actual demand by the owner to leave a plot of land--as
opposed to a structure (tho' that would make sense). Of course
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I refound it at 11 am at NE Pond
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> On Nov 27, 2020, at 10:53 AM, Bob Dunlap wrote:
>
> Susan Elliott found a male Mountain Bluebird at the Les Bolstad Golf Course
> this morning north of Larpenteur and west of Cleveland (north of the Bell
> Museum). The bird is
I found them at about 4 pm toward the S end of the lake but staying way our
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> On Oct 31, 2020, at 11:01 AM, Conny Brunell wrote:
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> This morning I observed 6 WWSC on Bde Maka Ska (Lake Calhoun) in
> Minneapolis, Hennepin Co. For 20 minutes I enjoyed watching them
I found a female Barrows Goldeneye among the Common Goldeyes (about 10 of
those) at that spot Sunday afternoon. There were also two about 4 Greater
Scaup, Shovelers, and a Coot. I saw the Barrows from the observation platform
- which has now pretty much dried out.
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I saw one Pintail also
Warren
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The birds
Is there still a pair at the Flying Cloud Airport?
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> On Jul 28, 2018, at 4:50 PM, Josh Wallestad wrote:
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> Hello Everybody,
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> This morning I led an MOU field trip to look for Blue Grosbeaks at over a
> dozen historic locations in Chippewa (1), Renville (10), and
Two pairs of Bobolinks in field SW. of I35/Lakeville Exit
Randolph had Clay colored Sparrows, Grasshopper Sparrows, both Meadowlarks and
many Dickcissels. (I don't think I was ever out of hearing of their calls for
the entire day (Sat.)
South of 160th on Emery I found both Loggerhead Shrike and
ST Sandpiper still present at noon Wed
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At about 10AM on my nth visit to the park, I observed one singing in the tree
directly behind the Memorial plaque. A man walking his dog said he had observed
two of them earlier in the area of the big Park sign. Has anyone observed
nesting behavior.
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I thought I heard it Sat am near the memorial but could never see it
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18 species of "waterfowl " Sun noonish
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Same line-up was present Sun early PM except for the Canvasbacks. Two Sandhill
Cranes flew by. Bylesby only added Green Winged Teal, Common Merg.
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Carrying nesting material.
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is apparently still in search of a home. Would the other folks who expressed
interest please contact me? They and boxed - you just need to pick them up.
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As reported just N of the 1.7 mile post on 9 mile Creek sign at noon Sat
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I would like to find a home for a set of The Loon and a set of Birding Magazine
(both 1984-013). They are boxed - you need only pick them up.
RSVP
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This pm I saw at least 4 Rough legged Hawks along Black Dog Rd between the
power plant and the Goodyear store to the east
There were a dark morph adult and imm and 2 female/imm light phase birds.
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Sets from about 1984 - present. Free to good home. Already boxed - you just
come and pick them up. (Bonus gift - 1988-present Western Field Ornithologists
journals)
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Found with the assistance of able father-son team whose name I didn't quite
get, but thanks.
Blackburnian, Golden winged, Cape May et al plus VA Rail
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I found 14 species between Wood lake and Vet's park with a lot of overlap Best
was the Brewer's at VP
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Does anyone have an opinion as to what the best bird call app is in the Apple
App store. I just got an iPhone and am sorta overwhelmed.
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There were also 4 Wilson's snipe at the n pond of the Randolph Industrial Park
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Timing is important. Short billeds migrate earlier than Long-billeds and
non-breeding (eg molting adults) tend to migrate well before juveniles. I can't
get to your photos right now (traveling) but would guess molting adult
Short-billed from timing alone.
(I am in New England, where there is a
Amazing. Is this a one-day record for an individual warbler watcher in MN?
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At about 3PM, two Willets circled and called over the creek/lake and finally
settled into shallow water near a raft of Buffs.
Also Red necked grebe and the other two Grebes-- couldn't find an Eared.
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I don't think the Mpls lakes are in a Xmas bird count circle. The north edge of
the Bloomington count just grazes Diamond Lake Rd (54 th St). The lakes are
usually frozen by now
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Were all with big gull flock SW side of Lake Harriett at sunset today (Fri)
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Nice variety between the observation blind w. of the Parking Lot and just east
of the 77 Bridge:
Trumpeter Swan
Canada Goose
Nice variety between the observation blind w. of the Parking Lot and just east
of the 77 Bridge:
Trumpeter Swan
Canada Goose
Mallard
Wood Duck
Ring necked Duck
Gadwall
Goldeneye
Green winged Teal
Pintail
Pied billed Grebes
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Denny and Barb found most of them for me - all of the ones reported for Fri
including Baird's, Snipe, Wilson' and Red-necked Phalaropes (1 each), Sol.
Sandpiper. Most com. were Lesser Yellowlegs and Pectoral Sp. Good numbers of
Stilt Sandpapers as well.
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Onr immature came in at about 1 PM and stayed about 10 min.. in a bare tree
over the rivulet - I didn't refind it - just lucky enough to be at hand.
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Mostly around mid-day, found lots of summer sparrows on territory -
Grasshopper, Savannah and Song at Randolph Ind. Park.
Vesper just west of 180th St Marsh. Clay colored and Field along 160th east of
what was a marsh on the n. side of the road. Also Loggerhead Shrikes on Fisher
north of rd.
with all the Orioles and
Tenn's but little else to see (or hear)
Warren Woessner
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...was not overly exciting. Both meadowlarks and Versper and Savannah Sparrow
at Randolph Indust. Park plus N Harrier and Kestrel s. of 280th st. on the way
back.
Lake Bylesby had a few White Pelicans, lots of mud flats but only Killdeeer and
both Yellowletgs were seen plus a single Blue
Tell us all. Yellow headed blackbirds have become increasingly rare in the
metro area. Are they back at the 180th St marsh yet?
Warren
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Along with the world's most hospitable owner.
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Thanks for Corey Bedeaux (sp.?) for sharp spotting of both
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A little after 2PM I obseved a/the Franklin's Gull at the east flowage at Black
Dog Lake - if it is the same bird, it is getting around the town!
Warren
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I got to the SE ice shelf almost after dark today, but the Franklin's Gull
stood out at the north side of the group. Too gloomy to pick out anything else
unusual tho.
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Maybe it will be a finch-y winter!
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Woodpecker) and then chased off
by a Crow.
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Regularly? I recall only a few sightings in Mpls in the last ten years or so.
One year there was a scattering of reports from the Bass Ponds. There was a
report of nesting in Scandia but I don't know if it was confirmed. I recall a
feeder sighting in Mpls some years ago also.
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The Long-billed Dowitchers were exactly there at 230PM Sun. Something flushed
the flock and I got to hear their flight calls (thank goodness)
Thanks Bruce!
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improbabilities -
particularly on Attu - but if you want to know what Attu was like in the 90's -
or would enjoy seeing it again, GO now - The Big Year will probably not be
in theatres for long.
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of his way to help a
younger Minnesota birder (though I was a year older!)
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That is cool...but Boreal Owl is regular - just hard to find. Bewick's wren is
probably still casual. Lesser BB is regular winter visitor - first found in
1984 in Duluth (I was there).
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Yes, I remember the first one seen on the N Mpls Christmas Bird Count - that
was not until the late 80's I think
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As it cleared on Sunday, it became a lovely day for birds of the summer
fields -Randolph Industrial Park had more Dickcissels than I have ever
seen
I found the same phenomenon on 52d Street between Nicollet and Lyndale
on Sunday. Feeding on the curb and in the street were
Blackburnian
Cape May (male and female)
Yellow
Palm
Nashville
Yel-rumped
Tenn
As well as Chipping Sparrows and White-crowned sparrows
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(AK) Blue-footed Booby (Manzanillo, MX)
Hotel: Back-vented Shearwater (Monterey)
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I got there at 430PM and found about 6 robins but no waxwing. Perhaps
the Sharpie that was perched in the tree on the corner had an early
dinner.
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I could only find the Harlan's on Sunday around noon--splotchy red and
black back which I assume a RL would not show (Did anyone see the RL on
Sunday?)
Warren
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Drove around for a while in the drizzle S of Young America until about 130 PM
and worked a giant flock of black birds near Assumption, but no
Great-tailed amongst them
Warren
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Chestnut sided
N Parula
Wilsons
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Thanks for pooting this, Jim! The Merlin family made it through last night's
storm, tho a big tree was felled just up from the nest tree. I watched the
chicks and Mom from about 1130-noon Sat. (today), Did not see Dad.
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Sunday around noon I found about 5 birds I think were sb dowitchers,
about 6 Wilson's Phalaropes and about 30 lesser Yellowlegs at L.
Byllesby. Apart from a few Killdeer-no sandpipers at all. At Randolph
Industrial Park there were Grasshopper Sparrows, both Meadowlarks and a
fairly friendly guard
I was at the site from about 130-230 Sun and saw only the pair of
Blue-winged Teal and a Wild Turkey.
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ducks of interest were two
Buffleheads.
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Ah, spring.
Bare ground and birds
Or try any time from mid-May to mid-June
Warren
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I found one Snowy Egret and a Franklin's gull on the muddy island with the
Pellicans and the Caspian terns, visible from the observation platform Sat pm
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, Yel-rumped
Warblers and Blue Headed Vireo
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the eye. Oh well, just some musings...this is only the
second Louisiana Waterthrush I have ever seen in this area (thouigh, when I
lived in New York, they were overwhelmingly the majority of the Waterthrushs
that came through Central Park in the spring.
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at Bass Ponds. Avocet about straight out from the T in the main road
down from the parking lot. Willets at Hogback Pond outflow and at old
beaver lodge east of 77.
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Yesterday early pm there was an Orange-crowned warbler in the willows on the
path out to the viewing platform. Not too many shorbirds in view - Pectoral sp,
Greater and lesser Yellowlegs, Semipalm plover, Killdeer, Solitary sp, Spotted
sp. Just one Forster's tern.
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a better chance at seeing
an Ivory Bill.
Warren Woessner
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The Search for the Eskimo Curlew: From New
areas, and simply don't respond (or don't come in, even
if they are calling). So a sort of natural order is restored, and the
only good a tape does is to help refresh the birder's memory of the
call, which may be as it should be.
Just notes from experience
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The group I met up with re-found the bird in the clearing at about
10:15 am this morning (Sat) ( good looks from both sides of the trail)
Warren Woessner
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If anyone views the Avocet monday PLEASE post ASAP
Warren
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There was one at Wood Lake Nature Center some years ago that many
initially thought was a Snowy
Warren
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Cruise what dirt road remain east and west of Rogers
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When I was there on Sat., a birder said he had asked permission at the
office and they let him walk in, so apparently there is no need to
tresspass at this point
warren
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Behalf Of SCOTT MEYER
at Lake Calhoun Sun at sunset. Most of the gulls were
far out in the center in the beautiful weather. I id'd one as a 1st
winter lesser Black-backed Gull but will wait for the gull experts to
confirm that sighting
Warren Woessner
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From: mou-net-bounces at moumn.org [mailto:mou
What is a neighboring field in Crow Hassen Park. Could you please be
more specific? It's a big place
Warren Woessner
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From: mou-net-bounces at moumn.org [mailto:mou-net-boun...@moumn.org] On
Behalf Of Paul Budde
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2007 12:37 PM
To: Pastor Al
Oops 1030 AM of course (it was only 85 degrees then)
Warren
From: Warren Woessner
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2007 11:23 AM
To: 'Howard Towle'; MnBird ListServ; MOU ListServ
Subject: RE: [mnbird] Hennepin Bell's Vireo - Update
At 1030PM it was north of the E/W
a mile from my house as the crow
flies), I was in Boston. Never have so many good birds appeared in
this area while I have been out of town. But at least this one stayed
around.
Warren Woessner
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I am very interested in any reports from Hennepin County (I have not
read any as yet)
Warren Woessner=20
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From: mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu [mailto:mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu] On
Behalf Of Diana M. Rankin
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 9:28 AM
To: mou-...@cbs.umn.edu
Our house has a large window overlooking Minnehaha Creek. My non-birding
cousin was visiting and admiring the view when we saw a pure whitle
object in a tree a hundred yards or so away. I got my scope but I still
wasn't sure what it could be except for one of the white egrets - I
pronounced it a
of the first tunnel. Most
striking was an almost pure white owl sitting on the ground inside the
fence.
Warren Woessner
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From: mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu
[mailto:mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu] On Behalf Of Anthony Hertzel
Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 10:02
Kittiwake was present roosting on the ice with the westernmost group of
Herring Gulls near the WEST outlet at about 9AM this (Fri) morning
Warren Woessner
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From: mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu [mailto:mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu] On
Behalf Of jellisb...@aol.com
Sent: Thursday
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Actually the exact spot can be walked by taking the first right off Zane
north of 85th St (to go back east) and walking the bike path that goes
behind the houses on Crescent Circle. I did that this am in the cold
wind and only saw one N Shrike.
Warren Woessner
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