At the river- fox sparrow, song sparrow, northern flicker- golden kinglet- blue
heron - Sandhill crane - lots of eagles - bluebird- and two
Broad winged hawks! Eurasian collared dove pair is still in my neighborhood- at
my feeder- brown headed cowbird- juncos , cardinals, lots of grackles and red
"My" Hummingbirds arrived in my yard today (a bit south of Hastings, Dakota
County). I had my nectar feeders up and ready for them J Haven't seen "my"
Orioles yet though!
Linda Krueger
www.FlightOfNature.com
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My Husband recently had major spine surgery and then a week later, came down
with an infection in a hip that he's never had problems with before. He
spent a total of 13 days in the hospital and has been having a difficult
recovery. So, to try and keep his mind off of his pain, I set up our 600mm
Thanks to Jim Otto for posting, Jen Vieth for relaying, and the homeowner
Richard for hosting. After a half-hour stakeout, I was able to enjoy this
lovely bird foraging in the crab-apple tree. Mark Younghans ( please excuse
any misspelling) and I managed to view the bird from across the driveway
w
...was still present at 1030 this morning. The homeowner/host is extremely
gracious but does request visitors park on the street and walk in. He relates
the best place to see the bird is from his front porch, watching the trees to
the immediate south/southwest.
Thomas P. Malone
Attorney at
Hi All--
Buoyed by our finding the Snowy Owl, and Erika and I suffering from colds
that leave us good for little but road-trips, we drove over and saw the
"Hastings" Varied Thrush on Sunday. The bird was remarkably tame. I sat
on the driveway and took my versions of this much-photographed indivi
; Steffen
Minneapolis Minnesota
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Thanks to Jim Otto for posting, Jen Vieth for relaying, and the homeowner
Richard fo
With permission from the MOU we make the following announcement:
Celebrate the arrival of spring by participating in the *HASTINGS AREA
BIRDING DAY *ON APRIL 19, 2014. The Hastings Environmental Protectors have
teamed up with the City of Hastings & CNC to host the Birding Festival for
a second yea
With permission from the MOU I would like to invite you to celebrate the
arrival of spring by participating in the third annual *HASTINGS AREA
BIRDING DAY *ON APRIL 18, 2015. The Hastings Environmental Protectors have
teamed up with the City of Hastings & CNC to host the Birding Festival.
Some of t
I missed the Eurasian Tree Sparrow south of Hastings a few weeks ago and
would like to try again this weekend. Has anybody heard any
reports recently?
Thanks for your updates.
--rick
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Richard just called the nature center to say that the Varied Thrush is still
visiting his yard south of Hastings.
He asked that I let you all know that his is sincerely grateful for the many
LOVELY framed photos, gifts, etc., that he has received.
However he says that the joy of seeing people ha
The male Varied Thrush was present and pretty active this cold morning
between 11 and Noon at 17774 Blackbird Trail, off of Ravenna Trail, SE of
Hastings. A Northern Shrike was at Lock and Dam #2 just upriver from
Hastings. And the Long-tailed Duck continues at Pt. Douglas, across from
Prescott, W
Jon Swanson and I went down looking for the Varied Thrush near Hastings, MN and
we were able to quickly find it. It was present from when we arrived at 8:30AM
till we left two hours later. The home owner is so gracious, came out to talk
with us and told us where to look for the bird. Might be
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