Thank You Kyle Te Poel !I believe an Adult Black Tern is exactly what I saw.
Reading from top to bottom on All About Birds, it fits the description.And
looking at eBird everyone has it on their list.
Thank you, now I can sleep tonight Hehehe.
MattJ
On Sunday, June 6, 2021, 10:25:16 PM C
Yes I have have seen quite a few black terns there.
> On Jun 6, 2021, at 9:25 PM, Kyle Te Poel wrote:
>
> I saw Black Terns there recently...not sure if that fits exactly what
> you're talking about? I'd be curious to hear if you agree, or if others
> have ideas.
>
> Kyle Te Poel
> Stillwater
I saw Black Terns there recently...not sure if that fits exactly what
you're talking about? I'd be curious to hear if you agree, or if others
have ideas.
Kyle Te Poel
Stillwater Township
On Sun, Jun 6, 2021 at 10:10 PM Matthew Johnson <
009a7d0a97b0-dmarc-requ...@lists.umn.edu> wrote:
> Hell
Hello MOU,I am hoping someone can lend a hand in identifying a bird I saw
today.I have done internet searching everywhere with no result and this is a
last resort.
Today while in the Carlos Avery WMA I saw a bird flying at a not-very-high
altitude (50 ft?) over
a wetland in the vicinity of Pool
I have heard a bird the past few weeks behind my house that I am not familiar
with is there a way I can share this in case someone can ID the bird?
Thanks
Julie Marcus
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Anyone willing to help me with ids on
photos of 3 (sadly dead) birds for me?
2 downtown mpls building/window collisions
on Sept.18,19 (maybe Swainson's and a
immature/female Nashville??)
1 car victim (not mine) on Oct.11 near
St.Paul campus (maybe green heron...but
looks so small close up)
Let
Anyone have any idea what this bird might be:
Today driving the back roads from Little Falls to Brainerd, central Minnesota,
I saw a bird about the size of a crow but look a little more like a hawk. It
was very dark, either black or very brown, when it flew there was a distinct
band of white un
We are visiting northeastern Minnesota, specifically St. Louis, Lake and Cook
counties. We have seen this bird flying across and up from roadsides everywhere
we go. It is small and brown, with a distinct white rump; it is not a northern
flicker. Help!
Diane Meiborg
Illinois
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hooWhoo sound very quiet and pitch goes up at end. Any ideas?
Charlene Nelson
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Female American Redstart?
On Jun 22, 2013, at 12:39, Dan & Mike wrote:
> I have been looking everywhere to identify a bird I saw this week in
> Whitewater State Park. I only saw its hind end and tail but the tail was so
> distinctive I didn't think it would be hard to identify - but I can't fin
I have been looking everywhere to identify a bird I saw this week in
Whitewater State Park. I only saw its hind end and tail but the tail was so
distinctive I didn't think it would be hard to identify - but I can't find
it anywhere.
Habitat: Deciduous woods
Size: Between robin and warbler. Fly
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