(Posted by Linda Sparling <hags...@aol.com> via moumn.org) My best find at the Armstrong Restoration project (NE corner of Steele County along NE 84th, N of NE 36th) was a pair of two Eared Grebes close to shore. They were on the W side of the road, towards the southern end of the complex. This was my first visit to the project and I was impressed at its size. There were a great variety of ducks and good habitat for shorebirds (Grtr & Lssr Yellowlegs were the only shorebirds I saw.) I did not find the White-faced Ibis reported there two days ago. I also didnât see Larryâs American Golden Plover. I was there in the early evening, so the light and wind made viewing difficult on the W side of the road.
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