The Snowies continue to show activity at dawn. On Sunday, 1/15, Peter
Neubeck and I were at the airport from 7:15 AM till 9:00 AM. We saw
three Snowy Owls, 2 at 7:20 AM and one at 7:30 AM, all three lifted off
from the area to the west of the Glycol plant on Cargo Rd and flew out
of sight towards
Jan 2nd my wife & I arrived noonish on Cargo rd at the
glycol building. Saw a few birdirs scanning on the
runway area (toward hwy 77). Some snow plows were
running that spooked one of the snowies; I got a short
flight pattern view (distance of approx 100 yds) that
was close to the groud!. Could not
Correction -- omit the "Broad-shouldered" hawk. Oops.
On 5 Jan 2006, eckma001 wrote:
> Dear Mark,
> Thanks for your very helpful message. Here is information from my
sighting
> at MSP on December 27 from 2:00-3:30 pm. Conditions were heavily
overcast
> and very dreary, light wind, very slight m
Dear Mark,
Thanks for your very helpful message. Here is information from my sighting
at MSP on December 27 from 2:00-3:30 pm. Conditions were heavily overcast
and very dreary, light wind, very slight mist.
I spotted a large Snowy from the FedEx lot. It was perched atop a huge
mound of dirt at
I have seen the Snowy Owls twice in the past 24 hours. A 2nd year male
bird was visible from the FEDEX truck staging lot on Weds afternoon
(1/4/06). Mark LaRose and Jim Otto and I saw the bird at a distance
across the runways looking northwest. It was a very light bird with
brownish markings and a
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