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Subject: [mou-net] Robin Hordes in St. Paul/Bass Ponds today
Either more Robins are on the move, or the more secretive ones that
overwintered in river valleys have come out of seclusion to feed. My husband
was stunned at the number of Robins he observed on Summit Avenue
Same thing in my neighborhood in Bloomington.
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Tom R (DNR)
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They are stacked up all over in Southern Chisago county as well. Have been
for over a week!
Jim
On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 8:31 PM, linda whyte bi...@moosewoods.us wrote:
Either more Robins are on the move, or the more secretive ones that
overwintered in river valleys have come out of seclusion
And in the Wayzata-Minnetonka area. Someone care to make a metro-wide estimate
of numbers.? I'd guess in the hundreds of thousands. Most of the ornamental
crab apples are gone here. Robins across the street are beginning on the sumac
berries.
Jim Williams
birding blog at
Robins are eating sumac berries in Roseville also.
Bob Holtz
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Is it common for there to be this many Robins or is this year unusual?
Holly :)
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2013 10:14:32 -0500
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Robins are eating sumac berries in Roseville also
hollysmy...@hotmail.comwrote:
Is it common for there to be this many Robins or is this year unusual?
Holly :)
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2013 10:14:32 -0500
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Robins
I believe Jim is right on.
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Holly,
My guess is that they're all
On 4/17/2013 8:31 PM, linda whyte wrote:
Either more Robins are on the move, or the more secretive ones that
overwintered in river valleys have come out of seclusion to feed. My
husband was stunned at the number of Robins he observed on Summit Avenue
this morning. I was equally surprised at the
Here in the Great White north of Northern Crow Wing County I have yet to see
my FOY robin. Looks like they are waiting on the weather to break. It is
snowing like crazy at this time.
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Either more Robins are on the move, or the more secretive ones that
overwintered in river valleys have come out of seclusion to feed. My
husband was stunned at the number of Robins he observed on Summit Avenue
this morning. I was equally surprised at the size of a flock in the SE
corner of
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