UPDATE-
Corrected. White throated sparrow. Thanks for all the feedback!
Craig
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I've been corrected. Sadly, I have found a white throated sparrow that is
beautiful albeit not a golden crowned sparrow. Thanks for all your feedback!
Cheers,
Craig
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Update!
For the third day in a row, I have spotted a Golden Crowned Sparrow in my back
yard. I am not sure if it is the same one or if there are many in the area. I
believe that I lured him in with a call this morning as I was getting repeated
responses to the call. I am sorry to report that I
Golden Chrowned Sparrow stumped me for the past two days!
None of my resources showed it but when I expanded outside of my local birds,
there it was. A long way from home in my Bryn Mawr Minneapolis neighborhood!
Cheers!
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Jeff Newman reports that the Golden-crowned Sparrow 44th Avenue East
and Regent Street in the Lakeside neighborhood of Duluth was seen
again on the 14th after a two-month absence. Birders are still
welcome to look for the bird but Jeff asks that observers stay on the
sidewalk and not venture i
(Posted by Daniel Orr via moumn.org)
Golden-crowned sparrow arrived at 7:20 and was present intermittently until
8:00.
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(Posted by Renner S. Anderson via moumn.org)
Does anybody know if the Golden-crowned Sparrow is still being seen in Duluth?
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Jeff Newman reports that the Golden-crowned Sparrow at 44th Avenue
East and Regent Street in the Lakeside neighborhood of Duluth was
still present on the 19th and 20th. Birders are welcome to look for
the bird but Jeff asks observers to stay on the sidewalk and not
venture into his yard.
Jim
The Golden-crowned Sparrow was relocated yesterday morning (3/25) by
the homeowners Jeff and Lois Newman at their home at 44th Avenue East
and Regent Street in Duluth. This is the the first report I'm aware
of since March 9th. Birders are still welcome to look for the bird
but the homeowners a
The sparrow was seen today at 12 - 12:20 in the cedars behind previous posted
address and at feeders at 4411 Regent
(2 houses east). The bird was seen from the sidewalk. Fox and white- throated
sparrow present too.
Regards,
Don Kienholz
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(Posted by Bill Stjern via moumn.org)
The GCSP was still being seen as of this morning at and
near the feeders along side of the house on the NE
corner of 44th Avenue East and Regent Street. The bird
is irregular at best however, so it might require some
patience. There is a tray of millet
Seen last night with song sparrow (6:50 p.m.) and early on Tuesday morning. The
bird has been seen on four days this week.
Brad Snelling
21 E. College St.
Duluth
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I wasn't quick enough to get to my camera yesterday, but was able to fire off a
shot (through glass) when I saw the gcsp over lunch today. It's the first photo
that I have of this bird that doesn't have snow in the background.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=46147&id=665509798&l=bb28440
Duluth's golden-crowned sparrow was seen twice yesterday: once in the morning,
then again at around 3:30 p.m. I scattered seed on our deck last night and have
seen the bird again today between 12 and 12:30 p.m. This is the first that I
have seen the bird on consecutive days since December.
B
A brief siting of immature golden-crowned sparrow (duluth version) at about 9
a.m. today. The bird was ground-feeding with a junco and song sparrow.
Brad Snelling
21 E. College St.
Duluth
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Friday, March 27
9:30am
I know people like to plan ahead, so I thought I would provide this brief
update. The GCSP has NOT been seen again since 4:30pm on Wednesday, Mar 25 when
I photographed it in a feeder (see Recently Seen for image). I have made a
concerted effort to sort through the 70+ j
Mar 25, 2009
We hosted and photographed a first year GCSP today from 1:00pm - 4:30pm. It
made 3 appearances during this time and stayed for 2-5 minutes each time. The
problem is that the bird is ONLY visible from inside our living room. There
simply is no place to view the bird from the outsid
Another brief appearance in our yard between 6:30 and 7:00 a.m. today. As
elusive as this bird has been, it has now been seen in each of the past four
months.
Brad Snelling
21 College St.
Duluth
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The golden crowned sparrow was at our feeders again late this afternoon. I
fired off a few new photos which are available at:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1299615&l=a141b&id=665509798
fyi,
Brad Snelling
21 College St.
Duluth
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The immature golden-crowned sparrow was seen at our feeders in Duluth from 7:15
to 7:45 this morning. It is the first time that I have seen the bird since
January 19.
It is snowing this morning, as it has been on almost all of the days that this
bird has appeared here.
Brad Snelling
21
The immature golden crowned sparrow made one of its infrequent visits to our
feeder this morning at around 7:45. It was the first sighting of the bird
since January 19. It's occurred to me that most of this bird's appearances have
been on mornings when it has snowed or is snowing. I wonder what
I observed the Golden-crowned Sparrow Saturday morning January 17th from about
9:45 until around 10:00 AM at the College St address feeders. The bird then
flew west across College Street at rooftop height. There are some tall white
pines in the back yards of houses across the street and some
I have an immature golden crowned sparrow coming to my feeder at 21 E. College
St. in Duluth this morning. I'm assuming that it is the same individual that
was visiting just before Christmas.
Brad Snelling
Duluth
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For those of us considering driving to Duluth between snow storms any reports,
positive or negative, of Duluth's GCSP status today (Sunday, 21st) would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim Mattsson
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A Golden-crowned Sparrow was observed on today's Duluth CBC and a Pine
Warbler on the Rochester CBC. Previous observations of these species on the
CBC are listed below.
Golden-crowned Sparrow - 2nd observation of this species on the CBC. The
first was in 1989 also in Duluth.
Pine Warbler -
As posted earlier today, an immature Golden-crowned Sparrow showed up
at Brad Snelling's feeders at 21 East College Street in Duluth on 14
December, and it was still present today, the 20th. Brad said it was
perfectly OK for birders to come and look for the sparrow, so here are
the directio
An immature Golden-crowned Sparrow was reported today at the Brad
Snelling feeder at 21 East College Street in Duluth. Brad first saw it
on December 14, and it was still present late this afternoon.
Directions to this location will be posted later this evening (the
house is a bit difficult
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