Hello birders,
In case it's of interest to anyone, my wife and I were pleasantly
surprised to see a *juvenile Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker *this morning. We
assume this is a late migrant...?
It was foraging on a tree in the brushy area along the railroad / greenway
that separates Brackett Park and
This is a good resource. Answers a lot of your questions. I learned a lot!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow-bellied_sapsucker
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> I had Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers nesting in a tree on our property. Only the
> male worked on the nest
I had Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers nesting in a tree on our property. Only the
male worked on the nest cavity, repeatedly bringing beaks full of "sawdust" out
as he dug. You could tell his progress by how much of him stuck out in the
process.
Eventually the male and female brought food to the
Checking on the Yellow-rump has revealed a 2nd diner on the pine, a male
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. Perhaps the Warbler can gain some extra advantage
from its work.
Linda Whyte
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I was amazed to see a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker at my suet feeder just now. Hope
he stays well.
Jeff Stephenson
1323 28th ST SW
Rochester, MN 55902
Cell: 507 254 8194
Home: 507 289 7635
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This morning I found a beautiful male YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER and two EASTERN
PHOEBES in my yard in Cottage Grove.
Yesterday I checked out Neal Ave. again with Abrahm Simons and we got great
looks at some of the LAPLAND LONGSPURS that are just south of 70th St. I'd
estimate there were at
Male Yellow-bellied Sapsucker seen early this morning along Sunset Bay Road,
Olmsted County between hardwood forest and tree farm plantation.
Steven Houdek
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A male Yellow-bellied Sapsucker was at our feeders this afternoon. Grey Cloud
Island, Washington County
Tom Bell
Grey Cloud Island
5868 Pioneer Rd. S.
St. Paul Park, MN 55071
651-459-4150
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This morning in my yard, a nice adult male. Last year my first migrant arrived
on 3/31, a little on the early side.
Drew Smith
Eagan, Dakota County
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I don't recall seeing any recent posts of this species, nor are there any shown
on the MOU website Seasonal Report maps. So, one 1st year female seen today in
my yard. This is the 3rd time in the past 15 years I have had one on March
31st, my earliest migration date for Yellow-bellied
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Subject: [mou-net] Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
I don't recall seeing any recent posts of this species, nor are there any
shown on the MOU website Seasonal Report maps. So, one 1st year female seen
today in my yard. This is the 3rd time in the past 15 years I
I'm curious as to other folks experience with Sapsuckers at feeders. I
have had one since May 17 regularly feeding on grape jelly all day
long and the past few days I have identified a male and female. We
have never had this happen before.
Input appreciated.
John Nelson
Good Thunder MN
Late this afternoon as I came back to my St. Peter apartment from
running a few errands I heard a harsh, raspy call that sounded like a
sapsucker coming from one of the adjacent yards. My suspicion was
confirmed as a juvenile Yellow-bellied Sapsucker flew up to a nearby
apple tree and
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