Re: [mou-rba] [mou-net] Hennepin White-eyed Vireo

The White-eyed Vireo was refound this morning. It was somewhat to the south of the previous directions, where the perimeter trail, the ski trail, and the fence are all very close to each other (but do not intersect). There are large brush piles along the perimeter trail there that it was seen on,

Re: [mou-rba] [mou-net] Hennepin White-eyed Vireo

Thanks Gregg for helping me spot it :-) On Friday, November 6, 2015, Gregg Severson wrote: > The White-eyed Vireo was refound this morning. It was somewhat to the > south of the previous directions, where the perimeter trail, the ski trail, > and the fence are all very close

[mou-rba] [mou-net] White-eyed Vireo at Wood Lake NC

Based on reports of others who relocated the White-eyed Vireo at Wood Lake Nature Center about 8:00 this morning, I was able to relocate an adult White-eyed Vireo about 10:00 a.m. Tom Tustison, Ron Taube (who took definitive photos), and many other observers subsequently saw the vireo

[mou-rba] White Eyed Vireo This morning

Hi Thanks to the help of previous reports by Conny Brunell and others and my friend Gary Swanson and a man named Dave Zumeta we found what the common consensus was a juvenile White Eyed Vireo this morning at Woodlake Nature Center. Between about ten and ten thirty a.m. Dave saw both an adult

[mou-rba] White Eyed Vireo Correction

Hi Again I exchanged emails with Dave Zumeta and It seems clear that my photos showed an Adult White Eyed Vireo so I wanted to make a correction here. Sorry for the wrong info. Ron Taube Coon Rapids

[mou-rba] [mou-net] Pacific Loon Mille Lacs Lake

All, There is an adult non-breeding plumage Pacific Loon that is swimming a couple hundred yards offshore from the kathio state park beach area on Mille Lacs County Road 35 or the scenic route along Mille Lacs Lake. Observed swimming with five other common loons of both adult and juvenile

[mou-rba] [mou-net] Lesser Black-backed Gull---Lake Calhoun

(Posted by Andrew D. Smith via moumn.org) Just had a phone call from Dave Pavlik, and he reports an adult Lesser Black-backed Gull, as well as 2 Thayer's Gulls from the south end of Lake Calhoun. He'll be there until dark should anyone wish some assistance finding the birds.