[mou-net] White-faced Ibises

 Your one-stop destination to eat, golf and bird. A flock of ibises at the pond at Green Lea Golf Course in Albert Lea, Freeborn County. It’s a birdy wetland. Stop at the pro shop and a kind person will tell you where to go. It’s about a 400-yard walk or drive from the clubhouse. Al Batt

[mou-net] White-faced Ibises, Yellow Medicine County

Around 8:30 this morning a group of us flushed up a pair of White-faced Ibises from Omro WMA at the southwest corner of the intersection of 320th St. and 230th Ave. in Yellow Medicine County. The birds eventually flew out of site to the northwest. There were also 11 Black-crowned Night-Herons that

[mou-net] White-faced Ibises--yes, plus other birds (Sherburne Co.)

The flock of four White-faced Ibis at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge (near Zimmerman) reported by Betsy Beneke were observed around 7:30am this morning by Craig Mandel and me. They were very close to CR-17 on Upper Roadside Pool (on the right/north side of the road), then the group flew

[mou-net] White-faced Ibises refound, other shorebirds

Late yesterday afternoon Dave Bartkey and I refound the four White-faced Ibises previously reported at Black Rush Lake WMA in Lyon County. Earlier, at Miller Lake in Yellow Medicine County we found 8 Hudsonian Godwits, 3 Marbled Godwits, an American Avocet, 2 Willets, Dunlins, and other