[mou-net] Clark's Grebe, L. Byllesby

Seen this afternoon from the public boat ramp that is on the south shore. It was diving actively between mid-lake and the north shore. Rob spotted it with binoculars, and the scope helped nail the ID. I couldn't refind the Eared Grebe from yesterday, but the great mix of ducks remained, along with

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker article

Here is a fascinating article about the Clark's Nutcracker and the Whitebark Pine. It is a long article but well-worth spending the time to read it. http://www.allaboutbirds.org/soul-mates-nutcrackers-whitebark-pine-and-a-bond-that-holds-an-ecosystem-together/ Gail Join or Leave

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker?

I am, apparently, the last Minnesotan to see the Clark's Nutcracker near Winona. I see that Mr. Hoekstra saw it on the 4th. Has it been seen since then? Thanks! -Rick, mpls Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives:

Re: [mou-net] Fwd: [mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker?

Yes, I saw it around 3:30 this afternoon in the driveway of 24092. Sandy AubolPolk County Original message From: Tony Lau <t...@fros.com> Date: 10/9/2015 6:50 PM (GMT-06:00) To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU Subject: [mou-net] Fwd: [mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker? Sandy Aub

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker refound

On the Minnesota FB page, a couple of Twin Cities birders report refinding the Clark's Nutcracker today (Saturday 10/3). Dedrick BenzWinona, MN Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives:

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker gone

The folks living in Cedar Valley in Winona County report not having seen the Clark's Nutcracker for a couple days. Dedrick Benz Winona, MN Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives:

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker

(Posted by Robert B. Janssen via moumn.org) Does anyone have information on whether or not the Clark's Nutcracker is still being seen? Would appreciate any infrormation. Thanks Bob Janssen Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives:

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker Winona

Very nice looks at a cooperative bird. Still present at 1:30 today. It was roosting on the small satellite dish on the side of the house number 24185. The homeowner came out and was very nice and ok with us parked on the shoulder by her house. -jerry pruett -- chance favors the prepared mind

Re: [mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker - Winona County [Photos]

Alan, This is just an excellent post. Good Birding, Butch Ukura On 9/23/2015 7:37 AM, Alan Stankevitz wrote: I went to see the Clark's Nutcracker yesterday and it was present the entire time at two different addresses: 24092 and 24185 County Road 9. It seemed content to stay in that

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker, more info (Winona Co.)

Yesterday I observed the Clark's Nutcracker in both yards: 24092 and 24185 County Road 9. I couldn't find anything on Google Maps that referred to this road as Cedar Valley Road, so if you're trying to figure out directions, just use County Road 9. Curt Rawn's instructions were excellent: "24092

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker - Winona County [Photos]

I went to see the Clark's Nutcracker yesterday and it was present the entire time at two different addresses: 24092 and 24185 County Road 9. It seemed content to stay in that area. I have posted a number of photos and a video on my website:

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker Update

The homeowners now request that we stay off their property. They have been wonderfully hospitable, but the bird has attracted more attention than we all thought. The good news is that the bird has been frequenting power lines along Cty Rd 9 just "upvalley" from this property. I know of

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker still in Winona

The Clark's Nutcracker is still in the Winona area today. 24092 Cedar Valley Rd is on the south side of county rd 9, a mile and one half from hwy 61. I saw it at the posted house and across the street and to the west. This bird will come right up to you and is actively foraging for insects and

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker, Winona County

There has been a Clark's Nutcracker visiting the home of retiree Bruce Little since about 9/7. The bird has become a little more sporadic as of late, but is seen most day. There is no feeder around but it likes to hang around the clothesline when it is around. Bill Drazkowski and I went this

[mou-net] Clark's Grebe - Kittson; Eurasian Wigeon - Marshall

Ron Erpelding and I found a couple of interesting birds today up in NW Minnesota. First we located a single Clark's Grebe associating with a pair of Western Grebes at the Karlstad WTP in Kittson County. Butch Ukura and Jeannie Joppru were both able to see the bird later, and Butch said he

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker not refound

I spent about 3 hours in the area reported and did not see the Clark's Nutcracker. 3900 Northwoods Drive has many fruit trees that are around the parking lots of these buildings. These are attracting some robins, and a shrike was seen, too, ...plus many wondering birders. Curt Rawn Hennepin

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker

Present at same location in Ramsey county. 8:40 am. Joel Claus Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID

[mou-net] Clark's

The Clarks Nutcracker was seen by me and many others at 12:30 in the same spot at the intersection of Hodgson Rd and County Rd I. Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives: http://lists.umn.edu/archives/mou-net.html

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker

I have numerous reports that the Clark's Nutcracker is still being seen in Shoreview. Late yesterday afternoon, I watched as it flew east to the small grassy area on the NE corner of Hodgson Road and Ramsey County Road I, and it's still there today. Anthony Hertzel axhert...@gmail.com

Re: [mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker

Has anyone sighted the Clark's Nutcracker this afternoon - Nov 1? J. Baumann St. Paul -- From: linda whyte bi...@moosewoods.us Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2012 5:07 PM To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU Subject: [mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker/Red Crossbills

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker refound

Erik Collins just called to report that he relocated the Clark's Nutcracker in the spot described yesterday in Ramsey County. Bob Dunlap Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives: http://lists.umn.edu/archives/mou-net.html

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker/Red Crossbills

Thank you to all who posted these sightings. At 2:30 the Clark's Nutcracker was still actively foraging on the N. side of CR 1 just at, and just west, of its intersection with St. Alban's St. At first it had been hunting insects in the grass right at the intersection to the east, across from the

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker was in Cloquet for three days

Someone posted pictures of a Clark#39;s Nutcracker on Minnesota Birding Facebook page. The bird was present for three days in Cloquet in someone#39;s yard that is not an avid birder. It was not present yesterday evening when they looked for it. Makes me think it was the bird seen at Hawk

[mou-net] CLARK'S NUTCRACKER today in Duluth

While count interpreting migrating songbirds and raptors today at Hawk Ridge, I spotted a CLARK'S NUTCRACKER flying by. The bird was flying quite low over the tree tops, and was last seen heading northeast. It was really exciting to see! There was a non-stop stream of Red-tailed Hawks throughout

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker- Hawk Ridge, Duluth

At 2:15 pm this afternoon, a Clark's Nutcracker was spotted flying over the Hawk Ridge main overlook heading northward, when it was seen by numerous observers. I posted a photo of this bird to MOU recently seen. There were were no additional sightings of this bird today, although Peder Svingen

[mou-net] Clark's Grebe, Nicollet County

Kim Eckert's MBW group is currently looking at a Clark's Grebe on Oak Leaf Lake just west of St. Peter on the south side of Hwy. 99. The bird is associating with a few Western Grebes. There is also a late Greater White-fronted Goose on the south end of the lake. Bob Dunlap Sent via DROID

Re: [mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker in Lac qui Parle.

Subject: [mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker in Lac qui Parle. Nutcracker in NE Lac qui Parle County at 4:30pm this afternoon. It was in a stand of spruce on the south side of 330th St about a quarter-mile east of Hwy119. I will post a photo on recently seen page of the MOU site. Also of note today

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker

Has anyone seen the Nutcracker today? Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives: http://lists.umn.edu/archives/mou-net.html

[mou-net] Clark's Nutcracker in Lac qui Parle.

Nutcracker in NE Lac qui Parle County at 4:30pm this afternoon. It was in a stand of spruce on the south side of 330th St about a quarter-mile east of Hwy119. I will post a photo on recently seen page of the MOU site. Also of note today was a Townsend's Solitaire that has overwintered at Hantho

[mou-net] Clark's Grebe relocated in Stevens County

Sunday, July 25 I relocated one of the three Clark's Grebes reported earlier by Denny and Barb Martin. Sadly, the bird seemed to be critically injured - one foot was extended behind and twisted up. It tried several times to stretch the leg, only to have it return to the same twisted position.

[mou-net] Clark's Grebe-breeding

Found a Clark's Grebe with a single young riding on its back on Gorder Lake in Stevens County on July 3rd. Unfortunately, it seems to be paired with a Western Grebe, which I believe may be the case with all breeding records of Clark's Grebe in Minnesota. In this case a typical western was