Hello everyone,
I was enjoying the flurry of activity at the prairie demonstration plot between
SM and ST buildings at Southwest Minnesota State University, when a HARRIS'
SPARROW jumped up for a second before jumping back into the prairie plants.
Having lived in Kansas for 5 years, I am very
Harris' Sparrow, Blue Hill Trail, Sherburne NWR this morning.
Could not refind the WW Crossbills (although Pine Siskins still present);
only three warbler species.
Good birding to all!
Al Schirmacher
Princeton, MN
Mille Lacs & Sherburne Counties
All,
I just came home to find a beautiful Harris' Sparrow at one of the
feeders on my deck. Not sure how unusual this is for December, but it
is definitely the latest i've ever had one in my yard by a significant
amount of time. I'm located just across the crow river in the far NE
corner of
Harris Sparrows arrived yesterday at Spring Lake Park. Also, late
yesterday afternoon, in the center island of the pond at the southwest
corner of 85th and the frontage road just west of University Avenue is a
Yellow Crowned Night Heron perching on a limb overhanging the water.
Plus a pair of
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Cool sighting this morning @06:15AM.
Saw a lone Harris Sparrow at my platform feeder. Looks like he nibbled a bit
for about 6 minutes then departed. Could not relocate him after gettin
We got pictures of two male Harris' Sparrows this morning feeding on our patio
(we spread seed out) with the Mourning Doves, Goldfinches, Chipping Sparrows,
House Finches, Blackbirds and all. A lot of activity this morning.
A first time for both of us.
Mo and Susan
Ham Lake, Anoka Co, MN
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On Sunday afternoon around the feeders at the Lowery Nature Center in =
Carver Co. Park was a Harris' Sparro
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Harris' Sparrow, Sherburne NWR, Auto Tour, first (sharp) right turn =
bushes.
Rain otherwise dampening sight
On May 23 we had a mini fallout at our feeding station in Bloomington.
There was a Veery, a Swainson's Thrush and a Harris' Sparrow all within
a few minutes of each other in front of our house. The Harris' Sparrow
has been a regular visitor ever since, being seen each of the last 3
days. As of to
near hwy 13 and =
franklin trail..
From: Keith Hauswirth=20
To: sharrie=20
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 7:03 PM
Subject: Re: [mou] Harris Sparrow
What type of natural feeder do you use?
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From: sharrie=20
To: mou-...@cbs.umn.edu=20
Sent: We
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I have had so many birds in my yard this last couple weeks, i put in a =
new natural type bird feeder. on the
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We had a Harris' Sparrow in our backyard
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