Arriving Saturday, March 19 were Robins followed by Sandhill Cranes calling
Sunday, March 20 near Perham in Otter Tail County.
Trumpeter Swans and Canada Geese in larger puddles in corn stubble fields,
flying to river to set up shop.
Cleone Stewart
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Mourning Doves were feeding on the ground yesterday, March 31 west of Perham
in Otter Tail County.
Cleone Stewart
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Ospreys arrived Friday, April 22 on powerline tower near Maple Hills Golf
Course by Hwy 10 between Detroit Lakes and Frazee in Becker County.
Barn Swallows swooping near barn in Otter Tail County Saturday, April 23.
Ice out on some shallower lakes.
Cleone Stewart
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Saw my 1st
Bluebirds
of the year on the eastern end of northern bike trail loop in Elm Creek
Park in Champlin. Saw the first
Great Blue Heron
of the year on the drainage pond on the north side of North Hennepin
Corridor trail between Douglas and Noble Ave on the border between
Brooklyn P
There were some FOYs to brighten the exercise walk this morning:
Ruby-crowned Kinglet heard in full song, Golden-crowned Kinglet both heard
and seen, and a flock of active Yellow-rumped Warblers by Pickerel Lake,
foraging in the small, budding trees by the boat ramp.
Linda Whyte
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On Tue, Apr 9, 2024 at 1:01 PM linda whyte <
004e7b0e779a-dmarc-requ...@lists.umn.edu> wrote:
> There were some FOYs to brighten the exercise walk this morning:
> Ruby-crowned Kinglet heard in full song, Golden-crowned Kinglet both heard
> and seen, and a floc
FOY arrivals include a Yellow-rumped Warbler today, an Osprey and Song
Sparrow (for the yard) yesterday, and an Eastern Phoebe last Thursday.
Steve Weston
On Quigley Lake in Eagan, MN
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Archi
This morning (05/07) was quite fantastic with first of year sightings here in
Lauderdale.
Gray catbird, at the suet
Baltimore orioles, up do five males at a time
Rose-breasted grosbeaks, 4 males, 1 female
INDIGO BUNTING (I nearly lost it! My composure, that is.)
I think I'm seeing a female or
While running American Woodcock singing ground surveys this weekend, I
heard and/or saw several FOY birds:
American Bittern
LeConte's Sparrow
Swamp Sparrow
Sedge Wren
Soras came in last week.
I heard Ovenbirds from home this weekend too.
Spring is finally here!
Michelle McDowell
Wildlife Biolo
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