[mou-net] Migrants/Nobles County

2023-03-03 Thread brsmith
There's waterfowl migration underway today at lake Okabena in Worthington which includes 4 species of Goose, 6 species of Duck as well as Trumpeter Swan. There's been a steady migration of Greater White- fronted Geese while I've been here today. One skein (flyover) had 5 Snow Geese. Also several

Re: [mou-net] Migrants Friday at Elm Creek, Hennepin County

2020-09-05 Thread Doris Rubenstein
OU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU Subject: [mou-net] Migrants Friday at Elm Creek, Hennepin County We took Jim Williams' advice and went to Elm Creek Park Reserve to look for migrants on Friday morning. Most were found in small flocks foraging in sunny edge habitat, where the vireos were feeding on nannyberries a

[mou-net] Migrants Friday at Elm Creek, Hennepin County

2020-09-05 Thread Refsnider
We took Jim Williams' advice and went to Elm Creek Park Reserve to look for migrants on Friday morning.  Most were found in small flocks foraging in sunny edge habitat, where the vireos were feeding on nannyberries and graybark dogwood berries.  We started from the Nature's Crossing neighborhoo

[mou-net] migrants, Crosby Farm Park, St. Paul

2015-09-14 Thread linda whyte
This promised be a "birdy" day, when a Red-tailed Hawk showed up in the cottonwood tree two yards over from ours. A whining squirrel and a raucous Crow circling the cottonwood, gave away its presence before it departed. I decided to attempt a good look at the Townsend Solitaire in Resurrection Ceme

[mou-net] Migrants/Grant County

2015-08-19 Thread Charlene Nelson
even tho we still have at least three families of Baltimore Orioles still voraciously feeding at jelly/suet/nectar we have migrants that have arrived. this noon had Northern Waterthrush, Nashville Warbler and Connecticut Warbler. Charlene Nelson Elbow Lake farm Join or Leave mou-net: http://

[mou-net] migrants, Dodge Nature Center, Dakota County

2014-09-15 Thread linda whyte
Seen in the wooded area south of the main property, was a mixed wave that included Swainson's Thrush; Blue-headed Vireo and Red-eyed Vireo; many RT Hummingbirds; White-throated and Lincoln's Sparrows; probable Winter Wren; and Black-and-white, Tennessee, Nashville, Orange-crowned, Magnolia, Chestnu

[mou-net] migrants and owls at Roberts, Minneapolis

2014-05-13 Thread Stephen Greenfield
There were a lot of migrants in the Roberts sanctuary in Minneapolis mid-morning on Monday -- at least 19 species of warblers, including 4 each of Golden-winged and Bay-breasted along with more common species. There were still Palm, Orange-crowned, and Yellow-rumped, so maybe it's still early in th

[mou-net] Migrants at Park Point, Duluth, St Louis Co.

2014-05-07 Thread Terry Wiens
Despite the fact that the western tip of Lake Superior is covered by pack ice as far as the eye can see, there were still some brave birds present this morning...of note were the following recent arrivals... Bonaparte's Gull - a minimum of 550 Harris's Sparrow - two along the roadside near the b

[mou-net] migrants "working" the farm fields

2014-03-31 Thread linda whyte
Conny Brunell's post inspired a return trip to Randolph Industrial Park where we enjoyed close looks at the many Greater White-Fronted Geese on the north pond. Numerous others passed overhead going to and from L. Byllesby. Also productive were the farm fields with low-lying wet area,s where snow-me

[mou-net] Migrants

2014-03-30 Thread Nogy, Stacey
Lots of species flying along the Mississippi near Hastings. 100 or more common Mergansers in the river. 50 White pelicans flew overhead Many ring-billed gulls A few Hooded Metgansers on Lake Rebecca Many eagles along the river Mourning doves arrived at my feeders today - grackles and many black b

[mou-net] Migrants this morning @ The Audubon Center of the North Woods

2013-05-14 Thread Erik Bruhnke
I found an Orange-crowned Warbler, Black-and-white Warbler, a Clay Colored Sparrow and so much more while hiking through the Aubudon Center of the Northwoods' trails this morning. This Audubon center and its property is located near the town of Sandstone. eBird list from this morning is below! http

[mou-net] migrants

2012-10-12 Thread Bob Holtz
A 45 minute walk, roughly 8:45-9:30 a.m., this morning at the Sucker Creek area produced 27 species. Those of some note included Trumpeter Swan, Pied-billed Grebe, Winter Wren, Hermit Thrush, Yellow-rumped Warbler, Fox Sparrow, Lincoln Sparrow and Rusty Blackbird. The trail begins at the parking l

[mou-net] migrants

2012-04-12 Thread
Hi All-- Erika and I banded a Yellow-beliied Sapsucker today as it attempted to drink from our water feature. Apparently the literature maintains that sapsuckers get most of their water from their sap wells. A photo of the bird, a rather handsome male, is posted on my blog: http://dantallmansbir

[mou-net] migrants, becker co. and Otter tail co.

2012-03-12 Thread Beau Shroyer
My family was camping at Glendalough State Park this weekend. I believe Glendalough is in Otter Tail Co. We observed a northern harrier, american tree sparrows, hooded mergansers, gadwalls, ring-necked ducks, green winged teal, common goldeneyes, wood ducks, cackling geese, and horned larks in

[mou-net] Migrants over Lac La Croix (St. Louis Cty - Goshawk, L Longspurs, Snow Geese, etc)

2011-09-15 Thread Shawn Conrad
A coworker and I camped on Snow Bay on Lac La Croix on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, returning via Crane Lake this morning. Those strong north winds have started pushing in more migrants. I didn't have much of a chance to bird, and didn't get to sort through the warblers much (though I could tell

[mou-net] Migrants at Park Pt. Duluth, MN

2011-05-22 Thread Michael Hendrickson
Well the weather pattern was perfect to create a fall out situation for migrants along Park Point in Duluth, MN. I personally saw 24 species which includes 2 Black-throated Blue Warblers and a cooperative Connecticut Warbler. My misses included Pine Warbler and a Blackburnian Warbler. I know

Re: [mou-net] Migrants up north (St Louis co)

2011-05-14 Thread linda whyte
neapolis Minnesota > tmal...@bgs.com > (Via BlackBerry) > > - Original Message - > From: Minnesota Birds > To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU > Sent: Sat May 14 13:18:00 2011 > Subject: [mou-net] Migrants up north (St Louis co) > > In spite of (or perhaps because of) the unpleas

Re: [mou-net] Migrants up north (St Louis co)

2011-05-14 Thread Thomas P. Malone
eeing them? Thanks for the input. Tom Thomas P. Malone Attorney at Law Barna Guzy & Steffen Minneapolis Minnesota tmal...@bgs.com (Via BlackBerry) - Original Message - From: Minnesota Birds To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU Sent: Sat May 14 13:18:00 2011 Subject: [mou-net] Migrants up

[mou-net] Migrants up north (St Louis co)

2011-05-14 Thread Ben Yokel
In spite of (or perhaps because of) the unpleasant weather conditions, our yard has been swarming with migrants for the last few days, including a male summer tanager (seen and photographed yesterday by Heidi and new for our yard list; not present today) and 24 species of warbler (including blac

[mou-net] Migrants at Minnesota Valley NWR

2011-05-07 Thread Matt Dufort
Hi all, I spent a couple hours this morning at the Minnesota Valley NWR visitor's center area (off State Hwy 5 near the MSP airport). It was hopping with birds, and I found a really nice diversity of migrants, especially sparrows and warblers. This was all in the area around the parking lot

[mou-net] migrants and eagle

2011-04-03 Thread
Hi All-- Erika and I do not visit Cannon Falls all that often. Nevertheless, yesterday, for the second time in several years we observed a Bald Eagle in one of the large cottonwoods in the city park. We suppose they may well be regular there. We got close looks and photographs, which I have post

[mou-net] Migrants at Reservoir Woods, Roseville 9/24/10

2010-09-26 Thread jtanamachi
No rarities to report but birds passing through far outnumbered the locals on a very birdy afternoon walk along the Reservoir Woods path in Roseville. White-Throated Sparrows were abundant all along the trail, many seen, many more heard. Golden-Crowned Kinglets were also numerous and close with

[mou-net] Migrants

2010-09-04 Thread Bob Holtz
Drove along Vadnais Lake and walked at Sucker Creek this morning. There were lots of migrants, including a number of White-throated Sparrows. Bob Holtz 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] Migrants YES at Westwood Hills in St. Louis Park MN

2010-08-21 Thread Kathryn Young
Birding this morning at Westwood Hills Nature Park, in St. Louis Park MN with Leslie Marcus and Phoebe Bofferding turned out to be very birdy for migrants. The area that had by far the most birds was the area around the parking lot and in front of the port-O-Pot. We found several Canada W

[mou-net] migrants today, Dakota

2009-08-22 Thread Jim Mattsson
Scharr's Bluff, Spring Lake RP, Hastings 8/22/09 8am-noon Eight species of warblers. Nice group of migrants. All found on sunny edges. Migrants included: -Male Prothonotary (photographed, first migrant of this species I can recall ever seeing in MN.) -Northern Parula (female) -Canada (imm. male

[mou-net] Migrants seen in Grand Marais Harbor and Gunflint Trail today

2009-05-03 Thread Earl Orf
On a trip up the Gunflint Trail this morning I heard and saw Winter Wrens at several stops. Along the Lima Mountain Road I found a Boreal Chickadee and Ruby-crowned Kinglet. As I drove along one of the gravel roads that lead off the Gunflint, I came across a Woodcock right in the middle of the ro

[mou-net] migrants' urban pit-stop

2009-04-12 Thread linda whyte
It was no surprise to see again today a pair of sapsuckers including our pine in their feeding rounds; their neighborhood sojourn seems to last around 10 days in every migration period. However, it was a shock to hear and see this first-ever in our yard: some red-winged blackbirds--either very lost

[mou-net] migrants on the move in Kilen Woods yesterday; Jackson club

2009-04-02 Thread Eric Harrold
Had a large flock (>20) of Fox Sparrows down along the river and 3 Brown Creepers in one tree. A male Bufflehead was a nice addition.   A rejuvenated Jackson County Bird Club had a nice outing on Sunday, seeing lots of waterfowl species. It was especially nice having good looks at Redheads and