[mou-net] Black throated blue warblers waseca county

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[mou-net] Black-throated Blue Warblers

On my third visit of the season to central Lake County (Cat Lake area) on July 8-9 I found five more singing black-throated blue warblers, as well as a pair feeding a fledgling, for a total of 13 singing males in three visits. While their numbers seem to have been gradually increasing away from

[mou-net] Black-throated Blue Warblers in Lake County

There are apparently an unusual number of black-throated blue warblers around this year, at least in central Lake County. I heard three on June 11 while walking around Cat Lake, which is NW of Isabella. This morning, when I picked up my Breeding Bird Survey assistant, Johnnie Hyde, she mentioned th

[mou-net] Black-throated Blue Warblers

Yesterday, while hiking around Cat Lake near Isabella I encountered 3 singing black-throated blue warblers. Two were exclusively whisper singing; the third did it briefly. Unlike the robin's whisper song, these birds were singing a song identical in all respects to one of their typical songs, excep

[mou-net] Black-throated Blue Warblers

June 5, I heard them for the first time this season, in Tettegouche park, Lake County. Missed them the day before at Oberg, Cook County. At Tettegouche all on the north-south trail near the back; i.e., up to the top from Lax Lake Road entrance to the park; you and those renting the cabins nee

[mou-net] Black-throated Blue Warblers at Tettegouche State Park

In case anyone is interested in locating Black-throated Blue Warblers in their nesting territory, Chris and I located 3 singing males along the Superior Hiking Trail to Mt. Trudee from the Trail Center at Tettegouche State Park yesterday. One was just up from the "Drainpipe" and one was at the top

[mou-net] Black-throated Blue Warblers

Belated, but last Friday (21st) Mike Steffes and I hiked in Tettegouche SP backside (Lake Superior Trail ~2miles worth) looking for Black-throated Blues. We were successful in locating 4-5 locales of singing birds...best spot below the Tettegouche overlook in the Maple forest w/ dead-topped bir

[mou-net] Black-throated Blue Warblers

These warblers are quite frequently heard (and seen) in the appropriate habitat: well described in Kim Eckert's book. Over the weekend, had 2 singing in Tettegouche Park (Friday, May 22), from the back off Lax Lake Road, Lake County. Also, 3 on Oberg Mountain, Cook County (Saturday, May 23).