[mou-rba] [mou-net] Another N Shore "Jim Lind" Boreal Owl

2013-01-27 Thread sparky stensaas
Jim Lind strikes again! Or was it Sharon ...or Charlie? They found a Boreal Owl today along Scenic Hwy 61 about 0.4 mi E (north) of Homestead Rd near Fire# 5740/5744. This is just W (south) of Stoney Point between Duluth and Two Harbors. The bird was on the N side of the road. Many were able

Re: [mou-rba] [mou-net] Tips for finding Boreal Owls?

2013-01-27 Thread Bruce W. Stahly
Having seen 5-6 Boreal Owls here at my house (near Grand Marais) over the years, here is what I have noticed: In the daytime, they like to perch in a conifer, 6-8 feet from the ground and about 8-10 inches from the trunk. They are usually well hidden, and their camouflage and size makes them d

[mou-rba] [mou-net] Tips for finding Boreal Owls?

2013-01-27 Thread Shawn Conrad
With Boreal Owl reports turning up in Minnesota, there will be a lot of interest in looking for them in the next few weeks. Obviously the North Shore presents the best opportunity, but it seems like there's some consistency about the type of location these wintering birds are drawn to. For those o