I have a male Brown-headed Cowbird at my feeder in NE Chisago County. I
have never, ever seen one of these birds so late in the year here.
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Most of the Cowbirds have already headed south, but some overwinter in
Minnesota usually in mixed blackbird or starling flocks and probably only
in the southern part of the state. They have been found found on all of the
last 20 Christmas Bird Counts although almost always on less than 5% of the
co
Haven't they left by now? I have one at my office feeder in western Edina.Erica
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I read an article in the recent Loon where an author removed a brown-headed
cowbird egg from a nest. Brown-headed Cowbirds are protected under the
Migratory Bird Treaty Act since they are native to North America. I want to
remind folks that it is a violation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act to
Matthew Bribitzer-Stull and I found 5 Brown-headed Cowbirds (2 ad males and
3 ad females) at the cattle feed lot on the southwestern corner of where
240th St SE intersects with Emery Ave (MN 56). This area is southeast of
Hampton and north of Randolph. The birds were seen on lines above the
cattle
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