Three Caspian Terns over the water on Grey Cloud Island on Sunday afternoon. I
love watching and hearing those birds.
Tom Bell on Grey Cloud Island SW corner of Washington County
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After an absence of a couple of decades I decided to walk out to Fronte=
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This afternoon at Lake Byllesby in Dakota County on a sandbar behind the
cemetery Leslie and I saw a dozen Caspian Terns.
Conny Brunell
Richfield, Hennepin Cty
con...@mycidco.com
Late afternoon, about 3-4 p.m., today, I watched at least 3 terns flying
around and diving for fish on the Minnesota River. This was at the little
bridge on Black Dog road just west of Hwy 77. I am pretty sure they were
Caspian Terns, but being alone this time and never having seen one before,
I might have seen these also. My husband and I were canoeing on the MN
River over Labor Day and I saw a number of large orange-billed terns
with a rough voice (and the younger set had a high squeeky voice as
described in Kaufman's book). They were hanging out with about 300
White Pelicans that fl
Late this morning (Saturday, 9/16), we saw 11 Caspian Terns (including at
least two in juvenile plumage with lighter colored bills begging food from
adults) at the Ashby treatment ponds in northeast Grant County. The adults
seemed to still be in mostly full breeding plumage. They were in the
comp
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