The moorhen was present this morning at 10:30 on CR 13, 2.8 miles S of US 212
just east of Brownton. Also present during a 15-minute stop were yellow-headed
blackbird, ruddy ducks, ring-necked ducks, pied-billed grebes, red-winged
blackbirds, marsh wrens, wood ducks.
Nice little pond.
Jo
Vic Lewis, Bill Brown, and I found 63 species this morning driving to Dakota
County and birding there for 3 hours.
At the Archery Unit we had great views of stunning Nashville and
black-and-white
warblers, redstarts, lots of Baltimore orioles and peewees, several blue-bray
gnatcatchers, and a
I have a couple of expert opinions now about my sparrow. They both agree that
it was just a grasshopper sparrow. Maybe next time.
I forgot to include lesser yellowlegs and semi-palmated sandpipers among the
shorebirds we saw Tuesday.
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Vic Lewis and I birded this morning for a couple of hours at Sucker Lake north
of St. Paul and at the exposed shore on the north side of White Bear Lake.
We had 53 species total including 9 warblers: lots of Tennessee and Nashville
warblers plus chestnut-sided, black-and-white, bay-breasted, Ame
I just found the duck at the far NE corner of E Vadnais Lake. I parked on
Centerville across from Garceau's Hardware and walked down to the lake. The
long-tailed was swimming and (mostly) diving with 30 commom goldeneyes near
hundreds of ring-necked ducks. Also, yesterday I stopped at Brownsv
I don't believe my post went through.
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I just found the duck at the far NE corner of E Vadnais Lake. I parked on
Centerville across from Garceau's Hardware a
Vic Lewis and I this pm. Pacific with several common loons. 2 ww scoters. 4
common mergansers. Bald eagle harassing coots. Kingfisher. Hooded
mergansers. Common goldeneyes. Etc.
Jim Ryan, John from Rochester, and I easily found the solitaire this afternoon
at the previously reported spot: south end of the evergreens a couple hundred
yards south of County Road F, on the west side of Vadnais Lake.
Mallards, lots of ring-necked ducks, 30 common goldeneyes, a few hooded
me
Bill Brown and I went out for a couple of hours this chilly morning (15 degrees
F, 0 F windchill). We were afraid that Vadnais Lake would be frozen over, but
there is still a lot of open water. Walking from County Road F into area
between the lakes we had a great look at a pileated woodpecker
I had such an interesting visit to Vadnais Lake yesterday that I decided to
take
another look this morning. 10 degrees F; much of the lake froze overnight.
The
ducks seemed fewer in number and were generally much further out into the lake
from the road between the lakes. The very cooperativ
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I just had a wake-up call (at 4:30am) by a great horned owl outside my bedroom
window. Nice view of the owl highlighted against the night sky at the top of a
bare tree.
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A few Ramsey County birds on this rainy morning. Wild turkeys displaying.
Open water on Gem Lake with mallards, wood ducks, shovelers, and wigeons. Some
open water on Goose Lake with mallards, t. Swans, common mergansers,
ring-necked ducks. Tree sparrows and song sparrows in the same bush at
Today in Ramsey County 47 species including:
Goose Lake just south of White Bear Lake: lesser scaup, redheads, canvasbacks,
ruddy ducks, loons, common merganser.
Phalen Lake: cormorants, 200 red-breasted mergansers.
Como Lake: pied-billed grebes, horned grebes, 1 red-necked grebe, ruddy ducks,
Also:
Gem Lake: blue-winged teal, green-winged teal, shovelers, wood ducks.
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Today in Ramsey County 47 species including:
Goose Lake just south of
Great day birding yesterday with 87 total species including 21 warblers.
Killer views of Blackburnian (numerous), magnolia, Canada, Cape May, blackpoll,
black-throated green, northern parula, etc.
Plus, the first hummingbird at my home feeder.
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Vic Lewis, Bill Brown, and I found 40 species this morning in the drizzle at
Old Cedar Ave. Bridge including the Nelson's sparrow along the boardwalk and
very cooperative sora and merlin.
If anyone spots the subject today, please advise with directions. Thanks,
Bird is still present at 12:30 today. Nice close up look in the sun.
Female summer tanager is still present and very cooperative at 2:30 at
Carpenter Nature Center.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! My family will have Thanksgiving dinner in
deference to various inlaws' plans so I went out looking for a few birds in the
Twin Cities. Ring-necked ducks, hooded mergansers, redheads, canvasbacks on
eastern Vadnais Lake. Brown creeper and pink-sided dark-eyed junc
Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow!
Roy Zimmerman wrote:
>Happy Thanksgiving everyone! My family will have Thanksgiving dinner in
>deference to various inlaws' plans so I went out looking for a few birds in
>the Twin Cities. Ring-necked ducks, hooded mergansers, redheads, canvasback
On this beautiful Sunday, I decided to take a road trip. I found the spotted
towhee in Austin (Bird No. 300 in MN for me. Thanks to Craig Mandel for the
suggestion!) along with a white-throated sparrow. Also, the varied thrush in
Hastings. A total of 24 species for the day stopping several t
I found the Townsend's solitaire today plus a nice flock of common redpolls at
the visitor center.
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Would someone please remind me of the Hastings street address? I have a couple
of Arizona friends with me this weekend who would like to try for this after we
look for the snowy owl. Thanks,
Thanks to everyone for the fast response. No luck today with the thrush, but I
did get a good look a few weeks ago. No luck with the snowy either, but two
days of birding with my AZ friends mostly in Sax Zim/ Duluth got us 47 species,
including 2 goshawks, BB woodpeckers, ST grouse, hoary redp
I spent a few hours today at Wild River State Park in Chisago County. When I
arrived at the visitor center, there was a noisy red-shouldered hawk soaring
low over the parking lot. I had to wait an hour but the the Carolina wren
finally made an appearance giving a nice look. Lots of fox sparro
I went to Tamarack Nature Center tonight in search of woodcocks. I got there
at 6pm and watched a couple of tom turkeys sparing for a while. I walked over
to the wetland between the woods west of the visitor center and I35E and
spotted a great horned owl in an evergreen. I walked around to ge
I don't know whether anyone else answered Julian's question. Yes, the pelican
plunged into the water repeatedly to feed, most of the time coming up with a
tasty snack. It would then swim around a while, flex its wings, then take off
for another fishing expedition. After 30 minutes or so of fe
I only watched it for one cycle. It fed for 30 minutes or so and did not
emigrate to Wisconsin that time.
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Both yellowlegs, a little guy which I believe is a Baird's, a beautiful
Hudsonian godwit, pelicans (no brown ones), dancing sandhill cranes, and a
singing catbird. 5:30 Tuesday.
Thanks, Anne. I am posting this for you.
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>I have not learned to post for mou's list serve. But I am at the north end of
>Lake Calhoun near the tunnel and just saw the eared grebe. I don't know if it
>is worth posting. I know they are not that common around here.
>Sent from
Last night I saw a photo of the bird reported to be an eared grebe and I
believe it was a horned grebe.
Terence Brashear wrote:
>I would appreciate hearing any reports of the Eared Grebe on Lake Calhoun
>today. Sighting or lack there of. I'm sure there are other people who would
>appreciate
The 2 cattle egrets are present at 6pm Saturday.
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Linda Whyte kindly posted my sighting of the egrets that Dave Bartkey reported
previously. Thanks, Dave and LInda!
To add to
I just returned yesterday from a 5-night/ 6-day canoeing/ camping trip into the
BWCA. We embarked at Mudro Lake and canoed/ portaged into Fourtown Lake where
we camped. The St. Louis/ Lake County line runs through the middle of Fourtown
Lake; our campsite was in Lake County. This was the fir
At 92 degrees today was cool compared to the 109 degrees we had in Nashville,
TN, last weekend.
I ventured out to find some of the interesting birds recently reported in the
South Metro.
Around noon I found the common gallinule at the Dakota County 180th St. Marsh,
along with yellow-headed bla
I am looking at a dickcissel in Traverse County west of Wheaton
A couple of people have asked me about my sighting which I posted to the MOU
website.
Yesterday at about 5:30 or 6 pm I had an unmistakable prothonotary warbler in
Benton County. It was in the Bend in the River Regional Park, in the picnic
area between the parking lot and the river. This park
Today I went looking for the chat that had been reported. I spent a couple of
hours near the Bergson Pool sign at 8am and again at 11am. I heard a few
distant sounds which could have been a chat but nothing verifiable
materialized. There was a yellow-billed cuckoo and a blue jay in the area
I got a late start today, but at 4pm I found the western ki
I got a late start today, but at 4pm I found the western kingbird at Westwood
Nature Center. I then proceeded to Eloise Butler to look for the crossbills.
I had a little trouble finding the spot but finally did. After waiting a
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Do you have a better description of the location? One person said West of
Eloise Butler the other NE?
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Quiet at Sherburne NWR yesterday afternoon except for a group of 12 - 15
white-winged crossbills.? They were feeding in spruce trees at the SE corner of
the evergreen grove where the Blue Hill Trail comes into the field.
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Seven gray partridges tonight digging in the snow one-quarter mile north of
180th and Joan in Dakota County, on Joan just north of the line of evergreens,
at dusk.
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Tuesday morning Vic Lewis, Bill Brown and I spent a chilly, breezy, buggy
morning birding Sherburne NWR. Counting birds we saw driving up and back we
got 71 species.
We were not able to find the cerulean warbler and it was too windy to hear the
least bitterns. Highlights were a great view of
Vic Lewis, Bill Brown, and I went out for a few hours this morning looking for
some of the recently reported birds. 56 species in a a short three hour outing.
At Purgatory Creek there were two snowy egrets, about 75 pelicans, Caspian
terns, least sandpipers, lesser yellowlegs, etc.
At Old Ceda
Today around noon Vic had a yellow-cr
I am posting this for Vic Lewis.
Today around noon Vic had a yellow-crowned night heron in the small pond at his
apartment complex. The address is 10511 Cedar Lake Road. The pond is actually
on the north side of Greenbriar Road a few hundred yards from Ced
Sorry, I should have clarified. The bird is in Minnetonka, suburb of
Minneapolis. Exit on Cedar Lake Road from Highway 169 just south of I 394.
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Vic Lewis and I took a drive down to Dodge County this morning and found
the scissor-tailed flycatcher in the dirt road, 555th Street, just west of
Dodge County 1. Beautiful bird.
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The surf scoter was present today at noon on Peltier Lake just north of
Centerville in Anoka County. It was on the east side of the lake visible
between two houses on the north end of Peltier Drive just before the road turns
back east.
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I saw two sandhill cranes flying over Shoreview this afternoon.
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I was out in the northern suburbs this morning and got 37 species.
Notables included:
- wood ducks at Gem Lake and Tamarack Nature Center
- common and red-breasted mergansers displaying on Goose Lake, White Bear
Lake
- common and hooded mergansers displaying on Otter Lake
I went owling tonight and got the northern saw-whet owl
Make that 38.
I went owling tonight and got the northern saw-whet owl at Resevoir Woods in
Roseville between 8 and 8:30.
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Several people have back-channeled asking for directions to where I had found
the owl last night. It was at the same location reported two times earlier
this month by others.
Enter Resevoir Woods from Larpenteur. Go down the path from the east end of
the parking lot. Go to mile marker 0.3.
The bird was present mid-afternoon on a barge on the Mississippi River in
Winona.
All, note that I very carefully posted a photo to "Recently Seen" checking
the date to be sure that it said August 14. The photo on the website says
August 15 which isn't even here yet!
The same thing happened to m
I found three this morning at 8:30 in the reeds between the bath house and the
lale, where Bob Dunlap reported them yesterday. Difficult to see, staying
mostly down in the reeds.
Still present at 11:30 along with lesser yellowlegs, least, pectoral, snipe and
several rusty blackbirds. At the bottom of the hill turn left and take a
poorly defined trail through the woods before you get to the bridge. Follow
the trail to the left then right to the beaver dam.
Ori
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I went to Tamarack Nature Center this afternoon to try to find a Ramsey County
Harris's sparrow. No luck again. (Anyone know where I can find one in Ramsey
County?) Nothing too exciting except for 75 bluebirds calling and feeding in
the grassy field and swamp until I went on the boardwalk nor
Yesterday Bill Brown and I saw the surf scoter at Lake Waconia. We also saw a
phalarope which I thought was a red-necked. But, on further thought might it
have been a red phalarope? Maybe someone else could take a closer look. It
was in the big raft of coots downtown.
Bill corrected me. It was in the small pond at the entraNce to the pay lot at
the SE corner of the lake.
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Yesterday Bill Brown and I saw the surf scoter at Lake Waconia. We also saw a
phalarope
Female plumage, perch Lake, with the MBW group.
Seen from the road on the east side of the lake two-thirds of the way toward
the north end of the lake.
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>Female plumage, perch Lake, with the MBW group.
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I finally got the kingbird at 1:15, same location.
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Craig Mandel just saw the kingbird ~10:00 am on Wednesday near the corner of
3rd Ave West and 2nd St in Gran
I looked this afternoon for the Clark's nutcracker: no sign of it. I went to
turn around one block east and then one block north of the Hodgson/ CR I
intersection and spotted a few Canada geese at a small pond. Looking them over
I saw one greater white-fronted goose.
Also today between Turtle
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>I still seem unable to post anything on the MOU site. Maybe you can post for
>me. Yesterday Nov 6 at noon I saw the Mountain Bluebird in Two Harbors where
>it was previously reported east of Edna G tug boat along the gravel frontage
>road
The first-cycle Iceland gull is still present today at 1pm. Swimming in the
Mississippi River at the boat landing, Old Frontenac, with first-cycle
ring-billed gulls for a nice comparison.
For the first time in 4 or 5 years I have a couple of redpolls coming to my
feeders along with a sudden influx of goldfinches.
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The owl is present at 3:50pm east of 110th, 1/ 4 mile south of 700th.
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The harlequin duck is present today at 12:50 pm hanging out with a male common
goldeneye and a female common merganser. Right on the state/ county line!
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My email account was hacked, don't know how. I have changed my password.
Sorry.
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I saw 5 sandhill cranes flying over Maplewood Mall this morning. I overheard
one of them say, "This is not what I expected. I am heading back south."
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At my feeder this morning: several purple finches (first time for my yard),
juncos, common redpoll, fox sparrow.
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Glossy ibis still present at 10:30 this morning.
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I watched the ibis for ten minutes then slowly got out of my car. I took one
lousy photo, set my scope up and got a brief, very good look through my scope,
then it flew calling beyond the trees to the SE. No trace of white or red on
the face. I believe it is a glossy.
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Several of us looking at the bird again at 1pm. Perfect light. This time I
believe I got some diagnostic photos. I will submit for expert analysis later
today.
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The ibis is at the location posted yesterday. Front lawn of home at N access
to Swan Lake, CR 4.
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>I will have a Birdwalk at Westwood nature Center Tuesday May 7th at 8:15 to
>11:15 or so!! Roy Zimmerman, Bill Brown Etal will be joining me to provide
>their expertise ! Everyone is invited
Mockingbird still present among young oak trees at 2:30pm. Yes, Minnesota
nemisis bird found. And in my home county.
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To answer Julian's question, while I watched the mockingbird, it was acting
normally like a mockingbird. No evidence of a problem, shaking the head, or
anything else.
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as a Redheaded WP fly over! And many species
>of warblers, sparrows, and others who my good friend Roy Zimmerman will post
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Still present at noon.
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Bird was still present at 3pm calling in dense foliage, listened to by several
of us. I will try again tomorrow morning for a good look.
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KEWA is singing and visible at 6:30 this morning.
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Julien's original map was very good. The bird has been up the hill at the edge
of the woods from the parking area near Upper Afton and Ruth.
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There is a singing Bell's vireo again this year at the Frontenac SP office. It
is across the paved road from the office 100 feet down the gravel service road.
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Family of two adults and colt on church lawn 0.5 mile west of Cub Foods along
CR 96. Exit 117 from I35E, go west on CR 96. Something you don't see every
day in the suburbs.
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ve bird, etc. Wifi
>is not available.)
>Will you be selling anything at your exhibit: books, memberships, other items?
>Are you interested in possibly being a speaker at the paper session (Contact
>Mark Lystig, email address above)?
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>There is no cost for being an exhibitor, bu
About a dozen of us enjoyed a perfect fall morning walk today at Westwood
Nature Center. We saw a total of 30 species including lots of white-throated
sparrows, robins, gokdfinches, and pied-billed grebes. Plus a few ruby-crowned
kinglets and orange-crowned warblers, 2 blue-headed vireos, and
Group of 10 American black ducks eating corn in ball field at the end of Park
Point, Duluth.
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This year's speakers agenda is very interesting plus there will be book sales,
exhibits, a look at the new Bell Museum Audubon exhibit, etc. Please register
early.
See you in a month at the Paper Session.
Roy Zimmerman
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Will you be selling anything?
I will send out more information for registered exhibitors in 2 or 3 weeks.
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Adult, along 360th St. East of Stacy.
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This sounds like the golden eagle I saw SW of there. It was a stunning bird.
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Several people have asked about the December 7 paper session agenda. This is
now posted on the MOU website along with the registration form. Please
register early, by November 27 if you would like to order a box lunch.
Thank you,
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There were 10 American white pelicans this morning on the Ramsey County side of
the Mississippi River, across from the Kaposia dog park. Same place as last
winter. Also golden eyes and common mergansers in the open water.!
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I took a drive this moning to Point Douglas and saw the juvenile black scoter
reported earlier by Doug Kieser and Howard Towle, swimming near shore just
north of the marina. Couldnot find the long-tailed duck.
On the way home I stoppd at Vadnais Lake and met Ron Erpelding who told me
about a f
No luck finding the eider this morning 9 to 10am.
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Two at 4pm today. One along Aitkin CR18 1 mile west of Hebron Cemetery. The
second along Hwy 169 1/2 mile south of CR18. Good look at a ruffed grouse
feeding along CR18 also. Nice end of a frustrating day with no eider in Duluth
and no winter finches and not much else either in Sax Zim Bog.
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