Is back at the same location. 8:10 AM on 10 May.
Paul
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I found the n. corm. with the dc corm. flock on Diamond Lake (east side,
seen from near the Park Sign on Portland, find a hole in the greenery)
at about 830 am this (Tues) morining. The flock was in perfect profile,
so the little corm. was easy to pick out.
When this bird appeared (less than a mile
Phil Chu and Peder Svingen found a Neotropic Cormorant in Big Stone
County this morning, 15 August. It was in a pot hole on the north
side of Big Stone Road 67, three-quarters of a mile west of Big Stone
Road 21. This is in Otrey Township.
Updates are appreciated.
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Anthony X. Hertzel -- axh
Both of the Neotropic Cormorants were present at the Hwy 75 dam road this
AM. One was relatively close to the road on the nearest stumps and the
other was closer to the rock pile. Amazing is that both birds are still
nearly in breeding plumage, with the white feathers on the sides of the neck
ver
The Lac gui Parle County Neotropic Cormorant was seen today at about 2 pm.
See the updated "Recently Seen" page:
http://cbs.umn.edu/~mou/recent.html
The picture is not very good, but this was as close as I could get to the
birds.
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David Cahlander da...@cahlander.com Burnsville, MN 952-894-
Jim Mattsson provided an update to "Recently Seen".
http://cbs.umn.edu/~mou/recent.html
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David Cahlander da...@cahlander.com Burnsville, MN 952-894-5910
At 1:20 PM today, at Diamond Lake (IN MINNEAPOLIS, NOT NEAR RODGERS).
This lake is in S Mpls, at the SW corner of 54th and Portland. Park on
the north side of the lake at Pearl Park and cross 54th to view the
lake. The bird was with about 2 dozen Double-crested Cormorants, which
made for a nice c
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Around 3:15 this afternoon I received a call from Kim Eckert saying that =
he and his MN Birding Weekends gro
Hey birders!
Ben Inniger and I went out to Big Stone County in
search of the Neotropic Cormorant and anything else we
could find.
Our first stop was at the auto tour loop at Big Stone
NWR where there was a nice selection of shorebirds,
but not great numbers. The neatest thing seen along
the rout
I apologize for the poor quality of these. The light and shooting distance
were horrible, but they were the best I could do At least they are diagnostic.
These were taken from 3:15-4:11pm, Wednesday, May 9, 2007. The bird took
flight with the most of the flock at 4:11pm.
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James Mattsson
mattjim at earthlink.net
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Today Craig Mandel and I searched for the Neotropic Cormorant in Otrey =
Township, Big Stone County without s
On August 1st and 2nd I observed a Neotropic Cormorant at the Bolson Slough
(aka Bolland's) rookery in southwest Lac Qui Parle County.
This slough is located at the junction of CR12 and CR9 in section 36 of
Mehurin Township and is bordered by the Bolson Slough WPA and the Sweetwater
WMA.
The bird
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@ Neotropic Cormorant - Both birds were present at the previously posted
location at Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge on Monday morning. The birds
were
observed between
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