[mou-net] Red Knot, McLeod County

Currently looking at a beautiful Red Knot in McLeod County in a flooded field on 130th St. between Glencoe and Biscay. Many other shorebirds around including both Marbled and Hudsonian Godwits. If you chase and don't find it, check the fields at the intersection of Jade and County 3. Location:

[mou-net] Red Knot

Red Knot and Dunlin on artists point in Grand Marias right now. Sent from my iPhone General information and guidelines for posting: https://moumn.org/listservice.html Archives: http://lists.umn.edu/archives/mou-net.html During the pandemic, the MOU encourages you to stay safe, practice

Re: [mou-net] Red Knot, Grant County (North Ottawa impoundment)

Relocated this morning on the far western edge of the C Cell in the impoundment just north of the farm. (45.9841039, -96.2659936) Sent from my iPhone > On Sep 7, 2020, at 10:42 PM, Doug Kieser wrote: > > Hi, > > Early this evening I observed a Red Knot from the viewing platform on 260th >

[mou-net] Red Knot, Grant County (North Ottawa impoundment)

Hi, Early this evening I observed a Red Knot from the viewing platform on 260th St at the North Ottawa impoundment. It was with a Black-bellied Plover still in nearly full breeding plumage, 2 American Golden-plovers and 2 Sanderlings. This small flock disappeared while I was retrieving my

[mou-net] Red Knot-Stearns

(Posted by Milton J. Blomberg via moumn.org) Red Knot in the large SW Albany WTP cell, all the way across in the NNW sector amid the rip-rap and weed growth where it can be easily hidden. Found 7:45am by Josh Christian, with John Hockema and Tom Hosch. Join or Leave mou-net:

[mou-net] Red Knot in Stearns Co. (Albany sewage ponds)

Of some interest - actually, of *much* interest to me as a Stearns Co. guy - was a juvenile Red Knot at the Albany sewage ponds. The knot was present when I arrived at the ponds (4:40 PM) and was still present when I left (7:25 PM). It was in the triangular (southeasternmost) pond, sometimes

Re: [mou-net] Red Knot - Albany WTP

Over the lunch hour, I ran out to Albany – spent about an hour scoping the rock riprap along the pond margins, but had no luck. I’m not sure how much this means. Around here right now there’s a stiff wind out of the NW (varying from 15 to 25 mph), which makes longer-distance scope viewing

[mou-net] Red Knot - Albany WTP

This morning, Kyle Peterson posted images taken yesterday afternoon at the Albany Waste Treatment Plant of a juvenile Red Knot. The pictures are on the Minnesota Birding Photography Facebook page. If anyone is in the area, it would be interesting to know if it is still there, or if the winds

Re: [mou-net] Red Knot sighting GPS coordinates

the shelter building is probably at the intersection where 330 Ave used to be. the north border of the impoundment is 260th St and the south border is 240th St. the west border is the county line with Traverse Co and is 340 Ave. today because of the saturated roads I took Grant County 1 west

[mou-net] Red Knot sighting GPS coordinates

To anyone considering a trip to see the Red Knot at North Ottawa Impoundment in Grant County: in consultation with Charlene Nelson and after studying Google Maps, I believe the Red Knot was seen from the shelter at GPS coordinates 45.992519, -96.245363 Please note that I have not been there yet

[mou-net] Red Knot in Grant County

The Red Knot is still present at the previously reported location at 2:30. The roads are drying out and are not a problem. Bob Williams Sent from my iPhone The information in this electronic mail message is the sender's confidential business and may be legally privileged. It is intended

[mou-net] Red Knot/Common Tern/ Grant County

first reported yesterday by John Richardson. viewed for 2 hours this morning at North Ottawa Impoundment from 260 St on north end and to east of shelter building. roads are very soft after all the rain so be careful and stay to middle of road. if anyone needs directions to impoundment let me

[mou-net] Red Knot/ Grant County

Still present at North Ottawa Impoundment on 260 st east of shelter Charlene Nelson Sent from my iPhone 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] Red Knot in Grant County

Butch Ukura and John Richardson just located a Red Knot at the Ottawa Impoundments in Grant County. It is with a large group of shorebirds on the north side of the impoundment(260th St) east of an overlook shelter. This appears to be a 2nd county record. Bob Williams The information in

[mou-net] Red knot & white-faced ibis Wilkin County

(Posted by Ben W. Fritchman via moumn.org) Just found an adult breeding plumaged red knot and white-faced ibis at Brown WPA on CR 19 just south of CR 21. This is a few miles south of Rothsay. Ben Fritchman Join or Leave mou-net:

[mou-net] Red Knot in Aitkin County

There's a Red Knot on CR 15 west of Aitkin on the north side of the road at the west end of the last pond in the series. Bob Williams Sent from my iPhone The information in this electronic mail message is the sender's confidential business and may be legally privileged. It is intended solely

Re: [mou-net] Red Knot in Aitkin County

Correction, the Red Knot is on the SOUTH side of the road. Sent from my iPhone On May 30, 2015, at 8:05 AM, Williams, Bob bxwilli...@cbburnet.com wrote: There's a Red Knot on CR 15 west of Aitkin on the north side of the road at the west end of the last pond in the series. Bob Williams

[mou-net] Red Knot ~ Hennepin County

I observed a breeding adult Red Knot early this morning out from the Old Cedar Avenue Bridge observation platform. It was in with a large mixed flock of shorebirds predominantly Dunlins on the southern most fludflats. When I came out the parking lot was filled with major construction

[mou-net] Red Knot at Park Point, Duluth

While walking along the Park Point beach about 200 yards north of the airport yesterday morning, I saw one Red Knot with in a mixed flock of 5 Ruddy Turnstones, 5 Semipalmated Plovers, several Sanderlings, 20+ Semipalmated Sandpipers, and 1 Dunlin. The birds were very tame, affording great views

[mou-net] red knot and horseshoe crab -- tonight on PBS + FLanting photo exhibit extended at Bell Museum

The red knot population that migrates along the Atlantic coast and nests on the Arctic tundra is in precipitous decline. This Nature program Crash A Tale of Two Spp is rebroadcast tonight on TPT (channel 2) at 7:00 pm. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/crash-a-tale-of-two-species/introduc

Re: [mou-net] red knot and horseshoe crab -- tonight on PBS + FLanting photo exhibit extended at Bell Museum

I tuned into to this program when it was broadcast last year. It's a compelling story, vital to the Red Knot, the Horseshoe Crab, and to Humans. Please watch Channel 2 tonight and then act; let your Congressional delegation know that this issue is important to you and that you want them to