Just went back and had it pointed out to me. Sitting high up on back side
of an oak tree and not at all conspicuous.
On Fri, Aug 21, 2020 at 7:54 AM MJH wrote:
> This morning was my first chance to look for this bird since learning
> about it. I went there around 7AM and did not find it. (Not a
This morning was my first chance to look for this bird since learning about
it. I went there around 7AM and did not find it. (Not a strong indication
that it is gone, rather that the guy with terrible eyesight doesn't usually
locate too many silent, drab birds...) I will be watching eBird today and
The Yelllow-crowned Night-heron can be seen with fairly unobstructed views,
if it remains in the roosting spot it was occupying a half-hour ago.
It is above eye-level in a tree on the shore of Goose Nest Pond (there are
many trail maps along the Richardson Nature Center Trails). Walk the
length o
The bird was seen again between 8:30 and 9:00am this morning. I don’t have any
other details on today’s sighting. But it’s still around at least!
Alyssa DeRubeis
Montreal, QC
> On Aug 19, 2020, at 11:45 PM, Alyssa DeRubeis wrote:
>
> I usually stick to reporting casual/accidental species, but
I usually stick to reporting casual/accidental species, but this “rare regular”
is in the Twin Cities, where many birders could enjoy it.
However, this bird was sighted yesterday and just reported to the Facebook
masses today. Two birders tried for it this evening with no luck.
But for those i
Juvenile perched in snag near shore of Long Meadow Lake, Bass Ponds,
from overlook near southwest end of Hogback Ridge pond. We watched and
photographed it from 11:40 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Eventually it flew to the
northeast into the marsh. Photo posted on Recently Seen.
Susan and Bruce Fall, Minnea
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