Active hawk nests, probably Red-tails, that I have noticed in my wanderings:
Coon Rapids: US 10 west of Hanson Blvd on north side. Definitely occupied
by hawk.
Brooklyn Park: Hwy 610 heading west just past Hwy 252 interchange on
northside.
this nest is probably not visible except from highw
Chris O'Byrne and I were able to relocate the following goodies on Thursday:
MTN. BLUEBIRD - as reported previously along the N. side of 175th St., but
unaccompanied by waxwings.
GYRFALCON - Along Dakota Cty Rd. 42, 3 telephone poles east of Jacob Ave.
We did not see any gulls at Prescott, nor
.
Chris Benson
Rochester, MN
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From: "Dedrick Benz"
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Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 5:03 PM
Subject: [mou] Metro birding today
> Chris O'Byrne and I were able to relocate the following goodies on
Thursday:
>
> MTN. BLUEBIRD - as repor
I had hoped to get to Duluth today, but... didn't even get out birding.
found a Red-tailed Hawk at the top of one of the elevators along Hiawatha in
Minneapolis. It was quite actively looking around. I had stopped hoping it
might be a falcon.
Today I observed the annual "Lillypad Dance of t
the
migration had started early. But they were Black Terns catching insects
(near a lake).
Julian
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From: "Steve Weston"
To: "mnbird" ; "Mou-net"
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 1:18 AM
Subject: [mou] Metro Birding
> Found an interest
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Nighthawks were present over our house in Hastings for much of June. I don't
think that I noticed a decrease in numbers. They are one of my favorite
migrants as well.
As for
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Re: Nighthawks,
I have only heard them twice and seen one this summer. This worries me as
they are one of my favorite summer birds to ha
Found an interesting hawk this evening in Eagan in Lebanon Hills, visible in
one of the small swamps on the south side of Cliff Road between the Holland
Lake and the entrance to Shultz Lake. I believe it was the swamp by the old
entrance. This beauty was clean white below with only faint banding
I am definitely seeing Dickcissels in larger numbers than I have ever seen
them before and in locations that I know that they have not been in the last
five or six years. I believe the abundance of Dickcissels is evidence that
they are no longer being persecuted in southern South America where
On Thursday I decided to keep track of the raptors that I saw as I drove
through the Metro area. I counted 22 Red-tailed Hawks in 15 different
cities in the Metro area. All but two were along the highway. Almost every
major intersection had a pair. I missed several pairs that I have been
se
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