Re: [mou-net] Great Gray Owl

> On Apr 25, 2021, at 4:50 P.M., Sandy Kurkowski wrote: > > Very sad to report, but the Great Gray Owl that has been seen in Washington > county was struck by a car this afternoon. Fortunately it’s wing was just > clipped. Someone got it into a bin and is taking it to the U of M. > > Sandy Kur

Re: [mou-net] Great Gray Owl

Indeed great news, thank you! Glenn Get Outlook for iOS From: Minnesota Birds on behalf of Anthony Hertzel Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2021 9:18:33 AM To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU Subject: Re: [mou-net] Great Gray Owl > On Apr 25, 2021, at 4:

[mou-net] FOYs at Coon Rapids Dam, Anoka County

Highlights downstream from the Dam this morning: Brown Thrasher - FOY, in patch of woods at SW end of Cenaiko Lake Least Flycatcher - FOY, heard, then seen in same patch of woods Palm Warbler - FOY, in grassy strip between Cenaiko Lake & paved trail Savannah Sparrow - FOY, in turf trail just west

Re: [mou-net] FOYs at Coon Rapids Dam, Anoka County

I was interested in your tree sparrow sighting, Ron. This is the first year in my 19-year phenology that I have tree sparrows and chipping sparrows overlapping at my house. We still had tree sparrows outside my office window (Rosveille) last weekend. (they've been gone from my house for almos