[mou-net] Laughing Gull - Becker County

(Posted by Becca Engdahl via moumn.org) The Laughing Gull found yesterday evening by Nancy Henke in Detroit Lakes, Becker County continues this morning. We found it resting on the beach in front of the Detroit Lakes Marina with a group of Ring-billed Gulls. The bird was resting here when we

[mou-net] Laughing Gull

(Posted by Frank Gosiak via moumn.org) Seen at the gun club area at 7:05. Very cooperative flying over us. Frank Fabro took some good pictures. Not raining to bad here In Wells. Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives:

[mou-net] Laughing Gull and Surf Scoter

(Posted by Dan Orr via moumn.org) Both birds were still present this morning at Wells WTP. 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] Laughing Gull - Faribault Co.

(Posted by Kimberly A. Emerson via moumn.org) At approximately 4PM John Hockema spotted a laughing gull at the Wells WTP. We studied the bird for over an hour. I was able to take photos, which were sent to Phil Chu for confirmation. It is a 1st cycle bird. The gull is favoring the ponds on

[mou-net] Laughing Gull Duluth

(Posted by John Richardson via moumn.org) Larry & Jan K: Laughing Gull lakeside at 43rd Street. Park Point, Duluth just now. No more details at this point. 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] Laughing Gull in Watonwan County

Chad Heins just called to report that he and Andrew Krenz are looking at a Laughing Gull on Sulem Lake southwest of Butterfield in southwest Watonwan County. He said the bird may be injured as one of its wings looks a bit odd. Bob Dunlap -- Robert Dunlap Graduate Research Assistant Natural

[mou-net] Laughing Gull NOT

After further discussion from Chad and others, it sounds like the Laughing Gull in Watonwan County reported earlier this evening is actually an injured Franklin's Gull. Bob Dunlap -- Robert Dunlap Graduate Research Assistant Natural Resources Science and Management University of Minnesota

[mou-net] Laughing Gull, Le Sueur County

Bob Dunlap and I are looking at an adult Laughing Gull on Egger Lake in Le Sueur County east of CR 30 near Montgomery Bob Williams Sent via BlackBerry by ATT -- The information in this electronic mail message is the sender's

[mou-net] Laughing Gull, Tues. evening update

I arrived at the spot in Le Sueur County at approximately 7:10 PM. At about 7:30 PM all the gulls (approx. 30 Bonaparte's the Laughing) got up, and it was great to see them all in flight and note the larger size and darker mantle of the Laughing. However, all the Bonaparte's left the area.

[mou-net] Laughing Gull near Wisconsin Point

Frank Nicoletti just called to report he saw an adult Laughing Gull this afternoon flying W past Gull Bluff in WI, presumably heading to the Superior landfill or Allouez Bay at the base of Wisconsin Pt. This is probably the same individual which was at Park Point and Canal Park in Duluth

[mou-net] Laughing Gull in Duluth

An apparent Laughing Gull was found by Jan Kraemer and others in Duluth this morning. I'm not 100% sure of the location, but I'm pretty sure it was at the Park Point recreational area. Jan also relocated the Whimbrel at the ball fields. I'll pass along the photos later as well as any

[mou-net] Laughing Gull relocated in Duluth

Kim Eckert reports that the Laughing Gull in Duluth was just relocated (4:25 pm) by Peder Svingen on the sandbars on the harbor side of Hearding Island (19th Street S. on Park Point). Jim Lind Join or Leave mou-net: http://lists.umn.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=mou-net Archives:

[mou-net] Laughing Gull NOT found (?)

Monday, May 3 To the best of my knowledge, the LAGU found yesterday by Phil Chu has not been relocated. Several people searched yesterday and today (including me) without success. Info to the contrary would be appreciated. A lone Marbled Godwit at the Paynesville sewage ponds was the BOTD.

[mou-net] Laughing Gull - Lake Koronis in Stearns County

Phil Chu asked me to report that he had found a Laughing Gull on the northwest side of Lake Koronis near Paynesville in Stearns County. The bird was seen from CR181 about 0.5 miles north of its intersection with Crest Ridge Road, where CR181 comes near the lake. Herb Dingmann Join or

[mou-net] Laughing Gull NOT found, but...

4:00pm - 6:30pm, July 28 Brownsville Overlook, Houston County Dedrick Benz and I shared in the time honored practice of staring at gulls. DISTANT gulls. What could be better? It could only have been improved by actually seeing a gull with a dark hood. But it was not to be. Perhaps in another

[mou-net] Laughing Gull in Houston County

Chris Wood just called to report his discovery of an adult Laughing Gull in Houston County earlier today. The bird was seen from the Highway 26 Overlook south of Brownsville. It was observed from 4:20 to 4:50 PM this afternoon (27 July) amongst a flock of several hundred Ring-billed Gulls.