This afternoon a female cerulean warbler joined a small mixed flock of
warblers attracted to our water feature near Dorset. Great views! I
believe this is the first I've seen in the state, let alone Hubbard
County. The water is a real attraction during this hot drought.
Marshall Howe
At Cannon River Wilderness East, in the Dundas/Northfield area, the
original stair access from the parking lot has been freed of fallen trees
and debris from the tornado of two years ago. Although the park signage
marks the new switchback trail entrance on the north side of the lot, that
path is
This morning, David Adair and I got good looks at a singing CERULEAN
WARBLER at Wilmes Lake Park in Woodbury (along the short creek corridor to
the west of the north end of the lake). 12 other warbler species were
present, including NORTHERN PARULA and GOLDEN-WINGED WARBLER.
Later at Afton State
Birding this morning with Jeff Stephenson at 7 mile creek park we found a
pair of cerulean warblers from the paved trail along the creek near the
picnic shelter. Nice looks. We aborted our Nicollet County birding to chase
the Worm-eating Warbler Bob Dunlap reported Scott county. When we arrived
at
My dad and I are currently listening to and seeing a: male Cerulean Warbler, at
Woodlake Nature Center, Richfield, Hennepin Co, Mn.
It is singing above the Irene Dahl outdoor education shelter on the east side
of the park. He's a solo bachelor but we did see him divebomb a male Blackpoll
We relocated the previously mentioned Cerulean Warbler at trail marker 19 in
Murphy Hanrahan, singing gregariously. He swooped down to take a look and got a
good but brief look at him. This is a fairly long, hilly, muddy walk from the
parking area.
Jim
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This morning Randy Frederickson and I went searching for Cerulean Warblers in
Kandiyohi County. One of our stops was at Sibley State Park where we followed
up on an eBird report of a Cerulean on 5-28-14 by Alex Watson. We had no
specific location, so we stopped at the park office and they
Belated message: May 29
A cerulean warbler was singing and foraging in a cottonwood here (Stillwater
area) this morning.
There is a notable dearth of tree swallows and phoebes here this year.
Anecdotal evidence suggests the phoebe scarcity is a continuing effect of last
year's April and May
A singing male Cerulean Warbler was seen today along the Historic Old Indian
Trail at Tamarac NWR. The entrance to this trail is located along Becker
county road 29 about 1.5 miles south of the refuge headquarters. The bird was
seen at 11:30am and again at 1:00pm in the same area about a 5
Hi
My friend Travis apparently saw this Cerulean on a Facebook page so we have
them to thank for telling us where to find this bird. We saw the Cerulean at
Westwood Hills Nature Center in St. Louis Park this evening. We had no luck
for the first hour then someone named Tony pointed us in the
At 8:45 this morning I saw the Cerulean right where Roger
described. It is at Garvin Co. Park, Lower Campground, in
the trees behind the campground host's site, mid-level in
the canopy.
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The song I heard I believe to be a Cerulean Warbler. I heard it again
late morning in the Lower Campground of Garvin Park near the Host Cap
site up high in the trees. Didn't see it, but have ruled out other
helpful suggestions such as Towhee, goldfinch, and Redstart. The song
is has a
There is variety in warbler song, then there is Sherburne's Cerulean.
Not sure who he learned to sing from, but it was not a close relative.
Some days I'm certain that it is the Cerulean singing, other days I scratch my
head as he throws in portions of other warblers. Today is the latter.
And
Columbus, SE Anoka Co.
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There is variety in warbler song, then there is Sherburne's Cerulean
Currently looking at a Cerulean Warbler considerably north of its normal range
in Kathio State Park, Mille Lacs County.
19th warbler on day, with Sherburne NWR still to go.
Al Schirmacher
Princeton, MN
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Hi All--
Today, 18 May, Erika and I found a singing Cerulean Warbler in Goodhue Co.
We were biking the Cannon River Trail a short distance east of old mile
marker 76 (an eighth of a mile?). I posted a photo on my blog:
http://dantallmansbirdblog.blogspot.com
dan
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Dan or Erika Tallman
Saturday, Cerulean Warbler, Kathio State Park, singing along the main road
about 1/2 mile north of the trail road intersection. County bird.
Good birding to all!
Al Schirmacher
Princeton, MN
Mille Lacs Sherburne Counties
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Since both species are so localized, I thought I'd mention I a Lark Sparrow and
a Cerulean Warbler, both in Sibley County Sunday afternoon, June 6. Both were
in the eastern half of the county. The Lark Sparrow was in the road of 276th,
.3 mile west of house number 26783 (between 371st and
Male at the Visitor's Center of Wild River S.P. Today at 10:45 am.
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Cerulean Warbler at 3 p.m. today (Saturday April 24) at Carver Park Reserve
on Carver park Rd.
Steve Rosenberg
Shorewood, MN
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Sherburne Refuge, Blue Hill Trail this morning:
* Cerulean Warbler, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Red-headed Woodpecker, Lark
Sparrows, Red-breasted Nuthatch
* Makes one wonder whether the refuge is more southern or northern MN!
Good birding from the cross-over zone,
Al Schirmacher
Princeton,
The Cerulean Warbler and Olive-sided Flycatcher persist (and sang
repeatedly) on Blue Hill Trail, Sherburne NWR, this morning.
One could hear the Olive-sided practically from the parking lot, it was
present in a number of spots just past the opening fork.
On the other hand, the Cerulean had
The Cerulean Warbler was singing its ascending song yesterday around 3:30 PM
at Sherburne NWR, Blue Hill Trail (the hill itself), as previously posted.
Did not relocate the Olive-sided Flycatcher.
A Yellow-bellied Flycatcher was calling at Kathio State Park, northern Mille
Lacs County - along
Male Cerulean Warbler (good looks listens, only singing first three notes
of song), Blue Hill Trail, Sherburne NWR - on the trail that actually leads
up the hill, about 10-15 minutes in along the western fork of the entry
trail.
Heard a number of Golden-crowned Kinglets in the coniferous
The Cerulean Warbler was seen at the location Paster Al indicated. (GPS
location N45 29.993 W93 42.859)
http://mnbba.org/blockmap/minnesota.php?Lat=N45%2029.993%20W93%2042.859
Also seen was an unusual summer Olive-sided Flycatcher on the way to the
Cerulean Warbler (GPS location N45 29.883 W93
One Cerulean Warbler was found today (Sunday) at Miesville Ravine County Park
in Dakota County and at least four were found along the state forest trail off
of Collischan Road by Redwing in Goodhue County.
Today eleven people participated in the Minnesota River Valley Audubon field
trip to
Hello,
I saw a very loud, very cooperative Cerulean Warbler this morning
(9am) at Murhpy-Hanrehan Park in Savage, MN (I think that is Scott
County). It spent about 5 minutes singing from just above eye level
while searching for insects on smaller trees just off the path.
It was near the
Hi everyone,
John Hockema and I birded today in LeSueur County. At Sakatah State Park,
there was a singing Cerulean Warbler at the campground, and we observed a
fly-over Swainson's Hawk.
We stopped in Rice County, just west of Warsaw to observe many terns on the
Cannon River. There
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