Lincoln's Sparrow
many White-Throated Sparrows
Harris's Sparrows were at another location.
At Mott Lake I found:
2 Semipalmated Plovers
3 Greater Yellowlegs
11 Long-billed Dowitchers
2 Semipalmated Sandpipers
1 American Pipit
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9/12-14. See http://www.hawkridge.org/.
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From: "Val/Roger"
To:
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Subject: [mou] When is Hawk Ridge weekend?
> Hey, fellow MOU members:
> Can't put my hands on the latest edition of the newsletter at the moment.
> Can s
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Merganser (male, plumage more diffuse than in spring)
1 Hooded Merganser (male)
2 Bald Eagles
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This afternoon, waterfo
Birding at Grey Cloud Dunes SNA in southern Washington County this morning was
fun, with lots of Grasshopper, Vesper, and Field Sparrows and more than a few
Lark Sparrows. The Lark Sparrows hang out mostly near the row of trees at the
base of the hill. The Lark Sparrows and the Vesper Sparrows
It's rare but possible. There is a sizable breeding population of Hooded
Warblers in Murphy-Hanrehan Regional Park (Three Rivers Park District).
(Bruce Fall is the expert on that.) In recent years, the species has been
reported from various locations in MN, including Battle Creek Park and
Cro
A Twin Cities Urban Bird Fest group found a Brown Creeper nest this morning in
Crosby Farm Regional Park in St. Paul. We observed a creeper carrying either
nesting material or food (couldn't tell which it was). After we watched it for
a while, the creeper entered a space behind loose bark, com
On this morning's Urban Bird Fest walk at Battle Creek Park in St. Paul, we
heard two Mourning Warblers singing and two cuckoos. One of the cuckoos
sounded like a Yellow-billed, the other sounded like a Black-billed. I think
cuckoos are not always honest. The other notable warbler was a Cape
This morning I heard and saw two Henslow's Sparrows at Grey Cloud Dunes SNA in
southern Washington County. From the parking lot at the end of 110th Street,
start toward the river, but turn onto the trail that angles to the northwest,
staying on the mostly flat land on top of the hill. After yo
I have been birding in Crosby Farm Park in St. Paul more or less regularly
since 1993, and have never seen or heard a Wood Thrush there until this
morning. One was singing in the bluff woods very near the paved path on the
north side of the small lake (Upper Crosby Lake). I don't expect it to
That kind of device works pretty well for loud, relatively low-frequency
sounds. For example, I got a pretty good Whip-poor-will recording using
one. They don't do well with high-pitched or distant songs.
Julian
--
From: "Peter Johnson"
Date:
Birds of Europe: Second Edition (Princeton Field Guides) by Svensson,
Zetterström, and Mullarney is excellent. Well, I assume it's excellent,
because the first edition (which I have) is. I've seen it being used in the
field by European and Scandinavian experts.
Julian
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At 5:25 this evening, I heard two flocks of Tundra Swans flying over the
Macalester-Groveland neighborhood of St. Paul (flying southeast). Couldn't see
them. When my wife first heard this sound many years ago, she thought our
neighbor was squeegeeing her windows.
Julian
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I don't think the ID of the Bloomington Chipping Sparrow is as straightforward
as some of the comments have implied. Specifically:
a.. Every photo that shows the breast shows a central spot. It's not
well-defined, but it's not just an artifact of how the feathers are spread.
b.. In the pho
If you saw the 12/23 segment of Sven Sundgaard's Simply Science feature on
KARE11, you heard me say that the St. Paul CBC recorded its first Northern
Cardinal in 1959. That's not true. Cardinals were recorded in 1944, the first
year of the St. Paul (North) CBC, and most years since then, albei
Everyone is seeing warblers on or near the ground this year, even canopy
species such as Tennessee and Blackburnian. Here's my theory: with the
late leaf-out, birds are not finding the usual caterpillars (and perhaps
other bugs) in the tree-tops, so they're finding food in the low shrubbery,
Courthouse Park is southwest of Waseca, not southeast.
Julian
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From: Anthony Hertzel
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 10:07 PM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: [mou-net] [mou-rba] MOU RBA 26 May 2011
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*Minnesota
*Minnesota Statewide
*May 26, 2011
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Let me clarify a bit. We do not want to stop hay mowing. The Nov/Dec 2009
issue of Audubon magazine ran an article about research in Vermont that
showed that hayfields that were mowed on the typical schedule produced 0.0
fledged Bobolinks per female, whereas fields mowed on a modified schedule
At 11:30 this morning a shrike was hunting in the Bruce Vento Sanctuary just
east of downtown St. Paul
(http://www.mepartnership.org/sites/LOWERPHALENCREEK/sub_page6.asp). I had
binocs, but without a scope I could not determine the species (I was leaning
Loggerhead). This is the first shrike
Do they plunge into the water to grab fish, as they do in coastal areas? How
do they survive the trip here? Carp?
Julian
St. Paul
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As I walked through the Tangletown neighborhood of St. Paul near Macalester
College this morning, a Golden-winged Warbler and a Wood Thrush were among the
birds singing.
Julian
St. Paul
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I led a St. Paul Audubon Birding By Ear field trip to Afton State Park this
morning, having scouted it yesterday morning. I think THE Hooded Warbler has
moved. Yesterday, at 9:00 and again at 11:30, it was singing constantly (the
primary song) at the first main overlook north of the big termin
I think the general advice in MN is not to mow until at least July 15,
preferably August 1.
Julian
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From: Rick
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2012 3:58 PM
To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: Re: [mou-net] Dickcisselsn & meadowlarks SoWashCo
It can be done without hartming th
At Loon Lake in Waseca, noon today:
Ross's Goose (white) - 1
Greater White-fronted Goose - 7
Cackling Goose - dozens, perhaps hundreds
Canada Goose - 1500 (wild guess)
N. Shoveler - some
Ring-necked Duck - 6 or 8
Hooded Merganser - 2 (males)
Ruddy Duck - 1
Mallard - lots
At Clear Lake in Waseca,
The St. Paul CBC on 12/15 found 55 species, down from our record of 62 last
year but within the range of the last 10 years. There were no real rarities,
but good finds included Northern Harrier and Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. A
surprising number was the total of only three gulls--two ring-billed
Bruce Fall sent me a map showing the locations of his Ross's Gull sightings on
the 15th. Despite our best efforts, it appears that the bird missed our count
circle by about a half-mile.
Julian
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See the old message below from Mark Martell about accessing Birds of North
America online through the Minneapolis public library. My St. Paul library
info works fine. Here's a more direct link to the Science and Technology
part of the Minneapolis library's list of online databases:
http://www
On 3/2 and today, I have seen a small flock (about 10) of Common Redpolls in
tall trees near Amherst and Princeton in St. Paul. This is a pretty good bird
for the Bigby* list of a city dweller with no feeders.
Julian
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The small flock of Common Redpolls is still hanging around Amherst and
Princeton in St. Paul, mostly south and west of that intersection. I have seen
and heard them in the early afternoon on 3/2, 3/11, and 3/13, and at 9:30 and
12:00 today. Most of the activity is in tall trees (deciduous and
At about 8:30 this morning, I heard a Carolina Wren singing in Crosby Park in
St. Paul. The park is along the Mississippi, below Shepard Road, between the
MN 5 bridge to Fort Snelling and the I-35E bridge. The bird was on the south
side of Crosby Lake (the big lake), roughly somewhat to the we
Biking along Mississippi River Blvd at mid-day today, I heard, then saw, the
following (among others):
Alder Flycatcher
Yellow-bellied Flycatcher
Wilson's Warbler
My 2008 Self-propelled BGBY* list total now stands at 104. I haven't gotten
out enough during this great spring migration (only 12
On my first trip to Waseca County since last fall, my main mission was to check
on Red-necked Grebes for the DNR. I found four on Goose Lake (south side of US
14, E of Waseca. Mott Lake used to be a hot spot for RNGR, but no more. A
Western Grebe and a few duck species were also on Goose Lake
Perhaps not quite so cool as the other late warblers, a Tennessee Warbler sang
vociferously (of course) this morning from tall trees near my house in St. Paul.
Julian
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Phil Alban discovered a Bell's Vireo along the Elm Creek Regional Trail in
Brooklyn Park. He has been hearing it singing at about 6:00 a.m. on his
morning runs. I heard and saw it at 11:30 this morning (hey, I'm retired).
The location is northwest of the intersection of 101st Ave N & Noble Av
On 8/8/06, I sent the following message to MOU-NET, and received no response:
Yellow & Chestnut-sided Songs
In a recent message, Al Schirmacher confessed to mistaking a Chestnut-sided
Warbler's song for that of a Yellow Warbler. Al, you are not alone. I've
heard it stated that the Yellow's so
This afternoon, I saw a lone Snow Bunting in the mowed grass behind the
buildings at the Carpenter Nature Center in southern Washington County.
Julian
St. Paul
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On the St. Paul CBC on Saturday, my team (Lee Pfannmueller, Gary Seim, Dave
Zumeta, Bob Titzler, and I) counted 808 American Robins in SW St. Paul and
SE Minneapolis. Of those, 650 were feeding on hackberries in the Summit
Avenue median between Cretin and Cleveland Avenues, a distance of a
qua
Yesterday (Monday), I learned of a Long-eared Owl in Lauderdale. It was on
private property with no public access. Marcie O'Connor got a couple of good
photos, and posted them on her blog at
http://aprairiehaven.com/uploads/img494ff14ea6335.jpg and
http://aprairiehaven.com/uploads/img494ff139
I just noticed the Wilson's Snipe photo by Jeff Evans on the "Sightings" page
of the MOU web site. In the caption, Jeff states: "Found in open water on
north shore of crosby farm lake Ramsey County Dec 22nd." Thank you, Jeff. The
location is within the St. Paul (North) Christmas Bird Count c
ecked Pheasant--one
c.. Red-breasted Nuthatch--one
Count Week Birds:
a.. One Wilson's Snipe
b.. One Long-eared Owl
c.. One Northern Shrike
Julian Sellers, Compiler
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My wife and I recently rented "The Great Debaters," which is set in
northeastern Texas in 1935. One scene shows cattle in a pasture with two--you
guessed it--Cattle Egrets, a species which was first seen in North America in
1941 (in south Florida), not well established in the eastern U.S. or ne
Yes, I've been hearing and seeing a lot of them in my neighborhood,
including one gathering nesting material in my yard today.
Julian
St. Paul
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From: "linda whyte"
Date: Thursday, May 07, 2009 8:10 PM
To:
Subject: Re: [mou-net] Pine Siskins
I led a walk at Crosby Farm Park from 7:00 to 9:00 this morning. From the end
of the main road into the park, we walked down toward the small lake, then to
the left on the old paved path between the lake and the bluff. A couple of
hundred yards down this path, we heard an unidentified song, an
Cornell's Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds has 65 recordings of Hooded
Warbler on its web site. Among them I found recordings of an alternate song
that is very similar to the song I heard this morning at Crosby Park in St.
Paul. A good example is the recording with catalog number 68970 (reco
Yesterday afternoon, I saw an adult male Orchard Oriole feeding three recently
fledged young in the Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary, which is just east of
downtown St. Paul. The birds were near the base of the bluff in the
southeastern part of the sanctuary. The location is not in a BBA priority
I found the Summer Tanager singing this morning at the same time and place
described by Joel Claus below. I recorded the song, and loaded an excerpt
into the Audio Gallery on the MOU web site. In more than an hour of
searching for the bird, which was singing almost constantly in the nearby
tr
Today I came across the following on page 27 of Scott Weidensaul's "Of a
Feather", where the author is describing the pioneering work of the Englishman
Mark Catesby. Catesby published his "The Natural History of Carolina, Florida,
and the Bahama Islands" beginning in 1729 and ending in 1743, an
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I've birded twice this week in Waseca County--Thursday, 6/1, and today, =
a St. Paul Audubon field trip with
And here are directions to the other Hooded Warbler that I heard last
Saturday and Sunday, but which was not singing when Bill and Dick looked for
it this morning. You may want to try for it if you miss the "southern" one:
To get to the other Hooded location in Battle Creek Park, go west up the
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A St. Paul Audubon field trip to Grey Cloud Dunes SNA in southern =
Washington County this morning turned up
Favorite birding location?
In Minnesota: The prairies of western and northwestern Minnesota. Wide
open spaces, silence (except for wind and bird sounds), and cool northern
prairie birds.
In the U.S.: Kissimmee Prairie and Corkscrew Swamp in my home state of
Florida. (Yeah, I like prair
ew into the lower branches of the tall trees. We
> recommend you listen to a Hooded Warbler recording before going out.
> Most of the ravine has restricted visibility because it is rather
> heavily wooded.
>
> We thank Julian Sellers for finding the bird and Bill Litkey for his
> e
Also re nighthawks: I have heard only one, a couple of blocks away, in my
neighborhood in St. Paul this year. Yesterday, late afternoon in Waseca
County, I was surprised to see what I took for a group of six nighthawks
milling around in the air while moving southward over the road. Thought th
Speaking of red squirrels, a couple of CBCs ago, I announced to my party
that I heard a Belted Kingfisher near the confluence of Minnehaha Creek and
the Mississippi, where I often see a kingfisher on the CBC. Fortunately, it
called persistently enough that I realized it was coming from the wood
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Fifty Common Birds of the Upper Midwest
See =
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In a recent message, Al Schirmacher confessed to mistaking a =
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>From 6:30 to 7:15 this evening, I observed one or two adult and seven =
juvenile Common Moorhens at Moonan M
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I just now was entertained for about a half-hour by a Merlin zooming =
around my neighborhood harassing the c
ped from a nearby tree and
cannonballed into the river. It came up empty, but returned to its perch for a
few minutes and had better luck on the next plunge.
The spring ephemeral wildflowers are near their peak.
Julian Sellers
St. Paul
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Late this afternoon, Barbara and I heard a Carolina Wren singing from an alley
in the middle of the block bounded by Wheeler, Goodrich, Amherst, and
Princeton. This is in the "Tangletown" part of St. Paul's Macalester Groveland
neighborhood.
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the
other expected deciduous woodland species for May 11th (no pewees or cuckoos).
I added another warbler species at Senn-Rich, and ended the day with about 100
species total.
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St. Paul
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of Blackburnian, Black-and-White, and Chestnut-sided Warblers, and heard two or
three Ovenbirds and a couple of Scarlet Tanagers.
Last year there was another Hooded Warbler in the woods east of McKnight Road
(still Battle Creek Park). I did not get to that part of the park today.
Julian Sellers
a tree
beside the rec center parking lot before flying toward the SE part of that
section of the park (along Winthrop Street).
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St. Paul
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nce to the first large wooden
post. The Henslow's was singing about 30 meters south (left) of the trail in
this area. This is a very large, open grassland, so there may be more
Henslow's present, but I only heard the one.
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Not earth-shaking, perhaps, but in my 28 years in St. Paul, I have never seen a
loon in Crosby Park until this morning. It was in the middle of Crosby Lake.
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vely as it sang.
- We heard, and a few of us saw, a Yellow-billed Cuckoo near the marsh
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Arrived at the Senn-Rich WMA at about 8:30, hung around the SE corner for a
total of about an hour listening for a Bell's Vireo, but did not hear one. I
did hear one on the county property to the north of the WMA. Saw a
Black-billed Cuckoo, and saw or heard several Eastern Towhees in the SE co
If it would be convenient for you to give me a ride to and from the Old Cedar
Avenue bridge event on Saturday, please contact me.
Thank you.
Julian Sellers
St. Paul, Macalester Groveland (3 blocks north of St. Kate's)
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"The thrush in my back yard sings down his nose in liquid runs of melody,
over and over again, and I have the strongest impression that he does this
for his own pleasure. It is a meditative, questioning kind of music, and I
cannot believe that he is simply saying 'thrush here'."
Lewis Thoma
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A great place to view nesting Peregrine Falcons is from the Ford Dam =
overlook in St. Paul, on Mississippi R
Wow, what great news! Here's a link to a report by the discoverer:
http://www.birdingamerica.com/ivorybilledwoodpecker.htm
Julian
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From: "Jim Williams"
To: "MOU Net"
Cc: "MnBird"
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 10:37 PM
Subject: [mou] Arkansas TNC stories
> The
usion =
is that most of the observed outbreaks have other causes.
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Subject: Re: [mou] bird flu, birds and birders
The Ornithological Societies of North Am
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Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Roseville, http://www.wrcmn.org/
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rably 100% =
post-consumer recycled. The products are available-everything from =
office paper to paper towels, Kleenex-type tissues, and toilet paper.
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c.. Use products made from recycled paper, preferably 100% =
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office paper to paper towels, Kleenex-type tissues, and toi
anyone could tell me specific places to look for =
Short-eared Owl, Sharp-tailed Grouse, or other exciting birds, I would =
appreciate it greatly.
Thank you.
Julian Sellers
St. Paul
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Is anyone able to take a Hungarian visitor to Hawk Ridge this week? Please
reply to the Cc address.
Julian
- Original Message -
From: "Agi Kiss"
To:
Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 11:00 AM
Subject: birding trip to Hawk Ridge
>
> Hello,
> I`d kie to ask your help. I`m a Hungarian bir
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On a long walk through Crosby Park (St. Paul) this morning, I found 38 =
species, including:
=20
Waterfowl
t a feeder in Woodbury, Washington County. =
(Only one head was functional.) Are the photos of interest to anyone?
Julian Sellers
651-698-5737
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resting on the west side of Lake Calhoun. =
It was an adult or near-adult.
Julian Sellers
St. Paul
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At 4:30 this afternoon, a Lesser Black-
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I and others could not find the Lesser Black-backed Gull on Lake Calhoun =
this evening.
Julian
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This morning, I saw a Carolina Wren in Courthouse Park, Waseca County. =
It was investigating nooks and cran
No, it was only seen on two days in August.
Julian
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From: "Jerald Dosch"
To: ;
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 10:44 AM
Subject: [mou] 2-headed House Finch
> Is the 2-headed House Finch still around in Woodbury?
>
> Jerald Dosch
>
> jjdo...@yahoo.com
>
> 40 Al
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Well said. All members probably agree with this sentiment. And now =
most will feel compelled (as I was) to
Chapter field trips. My phone number is not correct. It =
should be 651-698-5737.
Julian Sellers
St. Paul
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