Seven Sandhill Cranes soaring mid-Mississippi River, Pool 7 south of
Brownsville, Houston Co. 12N July27. Viewed from Minnesota Hwy 26 south viewing
deck. Fred Lesher, LaCrosse, Wis.
I had my Field Biology class from Anoka-Ramsey Community College out to Carlos
Avery WMA this morning. We saw 64 sandhill cranes in one group in a sedge
meadow.
Gary Nelson
Wyoming, MN
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I saw two groups of sandhill cranes, totalling 49 individuals, in the Carlos
Avery WMA unit north of Broadway yesterday.
Gary Nelson
Wyoming, MN
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On my way to the airport in Orlando Florida, riding on a Disney bus, as I
looked to watch a snowy egret take off from a pond on Martin Anderson Expy Hwy
# 528, I saw sandhill cranes with babies grazing along the side near the
Expressway.
I always think of sandhill cranes as secretive avoiding p
Driving back from mass at 6:15 this evening, we saw a flock of large birds
that couldn't seem to hold a V formation. Deciding they were bigger than
geese, we followed to where they seemed to be coming in for a landing. Sure
enough, they landed in a pond near a new development off of Bavaria Road an
My wife and I went to Eastside Wildlife Management Area in Rochester last
night. It was a place that we had driven past several times and didn't even
know it was there. It is apparently one of the two best birding locations in
the county. When we got there, the only bird we were seeing was a r
The sandhill cranes just arrived, flying over our farm in Pomroy
Township, Kanabec County! They are right on time -- March 22nd last
year and March 21st the year before.
Diana M. Rankin
Three Sandhill Cranes called as they soared over
LaCrescent about 5:30 PM today, March 12. Fred Lesher,
LaCrosse, Wis.
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Tonight we watched 1000 +/- Sandhill Cranes come in to roost at the
northwestern corner of Sherburnes NWR. Location was along CR3 and CR70
between the gated refuge service road east of the CR3 curve and the
easternmost CR3/70 intersection to the CR3/CR11 intersection at Santiago.
The first ones w
Few raptors near the Hillside Rd. microwave tower
Sept. 21. Warm & strong southerly winds (20-25 mph?).
10:30AM-12N
Two flyover Sandhill Cranes.
One handsome Coyote.
Fred Lesher
LaCrosse, Wis.
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Hello,
This morning my husband and I saw 3 sandhill cranes in Normanna township,
Pequaywan Lake Road, north of Duluth. Earlier this summer I reported seeing 1
sandhill about a mile from today's location. At that time Jan Green mentioned
that a year ago George Kirk reported adults with fligh
Midwestern Sandhill Cranes gather in large, premigratory flocks at selected
spots throughout the Upper Midwest in the mid-August to November period.
The U.S. Fish and Willdife Service is mapping these staging areas to
present to the wind power industry as areas to (hopefully) avoid when
siting th
Hello Molly and List,
On Sunday morning sometime beteen 0730 and 0930 i heard sandhill crane(s)
calling. It sounds like i wasn't that far from your location -- on a logging
road off of Fox Farm Rd and not all that far from Pequaywan (maybe a few miles?
not sure). Although they were close at
This morning I walked down to Jab's Farm at Louisville Swamp and found
two Sandhill Cranes at Sand Creek. It is good shorebird habitat now
with 33 Killdeer, Least Sandpiper and Solitary Sandpiper.
Bruce Baer
Bloomington, MN
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I am very interested in any reports from Hennepin County (I have not read any
as yet)
Warren Woessner
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From: mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu [mailto:mou-net-ad...@cbs.umn.edu] On Behalf Of
Diana M.
Rankin
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 9:28
A large flock of Sandhill Cranes came into the Carlos Avery area this
morning. Not note worthy exept that between the warm weather and that
sound of the cranes it really felt like spring. They are always to see
and hear!!
John Wallner
> The sandhill cranes just announced their arrival in Kan
Subject: [mou] sandhill cranes
The sandhill cranes just announced their arrival in Kanabec County=20
this morning. The fields along the South Fork of the Grindstone River=20
in the county's northeast corner is a good nesting area.
Diana Rankin
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The sandhill cranes just announced their arrival in Kanabec County
this morning. The fields along the South Fork of the Grindstone River
in the county's northeast corner is a good nesting area.
Diana Rankin
Watson, Alexander Robert wrote:
> At 5:15 I heard SANDHILL CRANES fly over my house in Austin, Mower
> County, above the clouds. Makes a new yard bird.
> It sounded as if there could have been more than two but I am not sure.
>
> I am very interested in seeing a Connecticut warbler this spring
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At 5:15 I heard SANDHILL CRANES fly over my house in Austin, Mower County,=
above the clouds. Makes a new yard bird.
It sounded as if there could have been more th
Any idea on the start of duck hunting season at Crex so I can avoid it?
rdun...@gac.edu wrote:
> Two Sandhill Cranes were observed yesterday at Long Meadow Lake in Hennepin
> County. The birds were observed in the northeast part of the lake which is
> accessed from the trails at the Minnesota Vall
Two Sandhill Cranes were observed yesterday at Long Meadow Lake in Hennepin
County. The birds were observed in the northeast part of the lake which is
accessed from the trails at the Minnesota Valley NWR headquarters in
Bloomington.
Bob Dunlap, Carver County
We observed a Sandhill Crane family (2 adults, 1 juvenile) last week in a
soybean field adjacent to the Overby and Nelson Lake Waterfowl Production
Areas in Pope County. We've had a few reports of assumed pairs in eastern
Pope and Swift Counties in the last five years but this is first nesting
we'
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Clay Christensen, Val Cunningham, Ellen Lawler, and Holly Peirson birded
Sucker Lake, Ramsey Co. (entrance off Rice St. l
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I heard sandhill cranes in flight, Grant Township, Washington County, around 8
p.m. tonight (4/17). I was at north end of Ideal Av. They may have been heading
for Mann Lake.
Clay Christensen
Heard calls of sandhill cranes coming from the Mississippi River area Winona
(a half mile from my location) as I walked from car into work this morning.
Matt Baumann
Winona, MN
Hi, sorry for the late posting...This is my first submission and didn't
know if it was worth sending...?
Heard and then saw 12 wonderful rattling sandhill cranes flying low in
two Vs on Sunday, March 19, about 4:30 p.m. Location was in Anoka
County-->Rum River North County Park, next to St. Fra
Our crane-count group of 3 heard one pair unison call
east of Mound Prairie along/near Hwy 21. The din of
Spring Peepers and Chorus Frogs was deafening at 5:30
AM. April 16. Later, there was a single crane along
Hwy 21 near its junction with Lorenz Rd.
Also, active Bald Eagle nests (adults on/at t
Two Sandhill Cranes at Wildcat Creek delta parallel
with Hwy 26 south of Brownsville. On icy slough behind
shrubs east of open water.
Fred Lesher, LaCrosse, WI
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I got a call from back home in Long Prairie to tell me that the Sandhill
Cranes that nest in our swamp arrived today. This is one of the earliest
dates they've arrived at our farm up here in Todd County. Have a good week
everyone,
Ben Fritchman
Ben Yokel and I both saw Sandhill Cranes flying over highway 53 (St Louis
County) this morning.
They were observed between mile markers 48 and 55.
Ben saw a group of about 8 over Half Moon Lake (near exit for Hibbing/hwy
37)
I saw a single individual flying over the highway at mile marker 48.
I
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I forgot to mention the large numbers of Sandhill Cranes that were seen =
on Saturday and Sunday along the No
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For the second year in a row, Sandhill Cranes have nested in the wetland =
in the SE part of Section 16, Wood
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3 Sandhill Cranes
Yellow Headed Blackbirds
Plethora of Sora
Embarrass Rice Paddies/NE St Louis County this morning
Karen Sussman ksuss...@lcp2.net
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Two (1 pair) east of Hwy16 1.3 miles south of the
LaCrescent stoplight, and a second pair east of Hwy 26
4.6 miles south of the LaCrescent stoplight. (This
latter site is a marsh south of the Root R.)
Scouting out the "Lansing Loop" field trip this Sat.
March 20, at 7AM, an 80 mile car caravan fr
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As I passed through Princeton late this afternoon, 3 Sandhill Cranes
flew over me headed northward along the Rum River.
H
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Someone must have noticed these birds already. You'd think I would have =
since they're just a mile down the
I just received a report from Wildlife Manager Dave Trauba about
sandhill cranes calling from the Marsh Lake bottoms. I'd love to get
out there myself but not sure when I can get out there next. It would
be very helpful to document if there is a breeding pair. Thought I'd
toss this out to MOU
Two in field near Carlos Avery this morning.
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