Just after 5:30 PM Tuesday 10-9-07 a Tufted Titmouse made a brief visit to
our backyard feeder in Ramsey. We watched for nearly an hour and the bird did
not return. This was a new county and yard bird.
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Hey Shawn!
How is it going? Thanks for helping me find my Cape May Warbler. i am at 294
for the year. Thanks to you and others, I have had a fantastic May and June.
Good to see your report. It was fun to bird with you in Grand Marais. Keep
listening for Long-eared Owl and let me know if you
Does anyone want to ride with leaving Minneapolis about 6AM Wednesday? I have
permission from the homeowner.
Mark Junghans
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Tufted Titmouse- Fillmore County at Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
near
Lanesboro.Campus maps available online or in person.
Staff will direct
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Yesterday ( Sunday 2-11-07 ) we found 3 Spruce Grouse on Highway 1 approx.
0.7 mile east of the Spruce Road at 9:45 AM
Varied Thrush-refound in Silver Bay at 11:20 AM, please contact
At 3:03PM this Friday afternoon, I met Forest and Kirstin Strnard at
the Spotted Towhee spot in Austin. We were all able to see the bird in
the lilac bushes east of the house. Also at the feeders were junco's,
chickadees and cardinals.
Mark Junghans
Ramsey MN
Anoka Co
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At 5:30 PM Saturday I was able to locate the Great Gray Owl previously posted
at the stone bridge in West Medicine Lake Park. The bird was in a tree south
of the bridge. As I
The male Varied Thrush first reported on Wednesday 1-5-05 and then not seen
for three days returned to my yard this Sunday afternoon at 12:30 and 1:30. It
stayed about ten minutes each visit. It seems rather skittish and will flush
into the spruce or pine trees bordering our yard. Our only crab
Early this afternoon I found a bright male Varied Thrush in my backyard maple
tree. I watched it move about the tree for about five minutes. It then flew
south out of my yard into the next lot. I walked outside and could not find the
bird again. There are many fruit bearing trees in the area,
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