Pretty pleased to see Black-capped Chickadees excavating a hole in one of our
dead poplars yesterday. Hope they continue and nest there. Last year I saw
chickadees excavating starting on March 3rd.
Saw a pair of chickadees checking out one of our Gilbertson nest boxes on
Friday.
Saw a male Red-
(Posted by Mike North via moumn.org)
Oh, the lowly black-capped chickadee. Loved by artists and appreciated by the
general
public, but totally disregarded by ornithologists. Well, chickadees do do
interesting things,
but these go noticed unless they are banded. And black-capped chickadees
Simply Beautiful, Travis!
Thank you - Kathryn Rudd Eagan
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> On Oct 2, 2020, at 10:55 PM, PalmerLakeGuy wrote:
>
> I have seen and photographed American Goldfinch eating hemp:
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/palmerlakeguy2010/48772583756/in/album-72157679072868235/
>
> Tra
I have seen and photographed American Goldfinch eating hemp:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/palmerlakeguy2010/48772583756/in/album-72157679072868235/
Travis Bonovsky
Brooklyn Center, MN
On Fri, Oct 2, 2020 at 2:58 PM wrote:
> And there must be many versions of hemp. I have a wild version that is
And there must be many versions of hemp. I have a wild version that is
impossible to kill off. My great grandpa in Morrison County used to have a
difficult time getting rid of his version so livestock wouldn’t get into it.
Grandpa had to slash n burn. I at least have the advantage of weed killer
rs.
> >> But obviously Rochester chickadees like it!
> >>
> >> Sparky Stensaas
> >> 2515 Garthus Road
> >> Wrenshall MN 55797
> >> 218.341.3350
> >> sparkystens...@hotmail.com
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> >> www.ThePhotoNaturalist.com
> >> www.KollathS
llathStensaas.com
>> www.SaxZim.org
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>> From: Minnesota Birds on behalf of Joel H.
>> Dunnette
>> Sent: Friday, October 2, 2020 1:28 PM
>> To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
>> Subject: [mou-net] Chickadees on mariju
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> www.SaxZim.org
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> From: Minnesota Birds on behalf of Joel H.
> Dunnette
> Sent: Friday, October 2, 2020 1:28 PM
> To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
> Subject: [mou-net] Chickadees on marijuana
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> In a p
, October 2, 2020 1:28 PM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: [mou-net] Chickadees on marijuana
In a park under development in Rochester, I watched several chickadees
feeding avidly on seeds of marijuana plants.
I was able to sit in the open less than 10 feet from them, and they kept
coming back
In a park under development in Rochester, I watched several chickadees
feeding avidly on seeds of marijuana plants.
I was able to sit in the open less than 10 feet from them, and they kept
coming back for more.
Has anyone else noticed this sort of thing?
--
Joel Dunnette
“The purpose of argumen
Thanks for the many comments concerning my consecutive days of chickadee
sightings. It was a lot of fin and encouragement to keep looking.
My next report is that I have Dark-eyed Juncos which adapted to my feeders.
Some of them have used the sunflower seed feeder which has no pegs on which
to per
Watching streaks in sports come to an end is a fairly common experience. I
suspect a lot of streaks come to an end in the birding world also. I had one
of those days today. I knew it would happen someday, but one still hopes it
will go on just a little longer. In 2010 I decided to see how many days
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