I had my FOY male Indigo Bunting show up in the yard today in western Polk
County (East Grand Forks). Seems fairly early to me.
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I have had an Eastern Towhee coming to my feeders in East Grand Forks (western
Polk County)since 11/1. It is still here today, 12/1, to be claimed for the
winter season, along with a Harris's Sparrow.
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I still have an Eastern Towhee and a Harris's Sparrow feeding in my yard in
western Polk County (East Grand Forks). The towhee has been here since November
1 and was still here today (December 7) at 5 p.m. I also still have one
White-throated Sparrow.
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I continue to have one Eastern Towhee and two Harris's Sparrows feeding in my
yard daily in East Grand Forks, Polk County.
On the eastern edge of town last Friday (12/16), I saw an American Kestrel
still lingering around.
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An Eastern Towhee and 2 Harris's Sparrows continue to feed in my yard in East
Grand Forks.
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an 10.
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to do it since eventually data will get to
MOU. It's a toss-up!
Sandy Aubol
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I subscribe both to MOU & Wisbi
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A few recent arrivals in western Polk County (East Grand Forks) include Common
Nighthawk, Chimney Swift, Red-headed Woodpecker, and Indigo Bunting. First RT
Hummingbird finally showed at my feeders last Friday.
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Greenway near the
Red River. This is the first Dickcissels I've heard reported in our area since
I started birding 3 or 4 years ago. Seems to be a good year for Dickcissels!
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I have seen a White-throated Sparrow in the yard yesterday and today (East
Grand Forks, western Polk County). This is the earliest I have on my fall
records for the past several years. Previous arrivals were all in September.
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ling Vireo, and a Yellow-throated
Vireo. A White-throated Sparrow has continued to come to feed since Aug 7
(earliest date for my yard in fall by a good month).
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In the cemetery in Crookston, MN (Polk County) this evening, there was a flock
of about 12-15 Red Crossbills, both males and females. They were seen feeding
in a spruce tree just to the left after you enter the main gate. Also seen was
an Olive-sided Flycatcher.
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I had 2 common redpolls in the yard today, extreme western Polk County (East
Grand Forks). Is this fairly early for redpolls? I think my first last year
were about Nov 20.
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I had only been seeing 1-3 Pine Siskins at my feeders this winter until about 2
days ago when 25 showed up. Yesterday and today I'm seeing about 20.
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crow came to harrass it but soon left to go
across the street and join about a
dozen other crows in harrassing a Great horned Owl that was trying to snooze
over there.
Sandy Aubol
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East Grand Forks, MN
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I had my first White-crowned Sparrow of the season in the yard today in East
Grand Fork, Polk County. Yellow-rumped Warblers finally moved in on Sept 9 and
Orange-crowned on about Sept 7.
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town this
afternoon.
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me to sort through all
the birds as I had to get going, but favorites were a Black-throated Green
Warbler and a Northern Cardinal.
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I just had a brief visit from a male Evening Grosbeak in my yard in East Grand
Forks, Polk County. New yard bird and only the second time I've seen one in
town here in the last 4 years.
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I found a pair of Pine Grosbeaks in Polk County today, at the cemetery
Crookston. Also a flock of about 40 Snow Buntings on Polk Cty 17 on my way
there.
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A rather late immature White-crowned Sparrow showed up at my feeders this
morning in East Grand Forks (Polk County). That's a December first for my yard.
I also have 2 White-throated Sparrows coming daily but I had one over-winter
last year so it's not too surprising.
Sandy Aubol
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Good numbers of Common Redpolls at my feeders in Polk County too, anywhere from
30-50+ at times, including 1 or 2 Hoary Redpolls.
Sandy Aubol
East Grand Forks, MN
Polk County
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> Three Northern Hawk Owls were seen today on Hwy 310 north of Roseau, MN.
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The 7 White-faced Ibis reported yesterday in Polk County by Bill Blackburn were
still present this morning at the same spot he described.
No luck for me on the Marshall County Snowy Egret.
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Hi all, Snowy Egret relocated just East of 240th Ave and 210th Street in
Marshall County. Also, Warren WTP had an Avocet yesterday. It is behind the
drive-in on MN 1.
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and I'll put them on my Flickr
site. https://picasaweb.google.com/115560672615623653502/Redpoll#
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I didn’t get the greatest photos either, these are 2 of many taken on my cell
phone
through the scope.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39774035@N02/8732250063/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39774035@N02/8733367498/
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Polk County
time so didn't check that area out.
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Subject: [mou-net] Marshall and Polk Counties this past weekend.
Relocated:
I found 2 Blue-gray Gnatcatchers this evening along the Red Lake River in East
Grand Forks (western Polk County).
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for the Spring
season in Polk. The only other records I see are 1 summer record in 2001 and 1
fall record in 2000. For any directions or more information, email me or give
me a call at 218-779-5443.
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occurrence maps on the MOU site and
it doesn't look like there are any nesting records for Polk County, at least
that I can see.
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Lewis' s still present at 11 a.m., seen in both counties.
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flew to a utility pole way out by the railroad
tracks behind the Anderson's and perched at the top. I stayed in the car and
just watched from there so as not to disturb it. I saw no other woodpeckers
while I was there, just a few Blue Jays, Chickadees and House Sparrows.
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Sorry, I think that should have said County Road 17, not 18.
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Lewis's Woodpecker was seen at 1 pm. on both sides of the county line.
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It was seen today at approximately 1:30.
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Does anyone know if the bird is still in Roosevelt?
In case anyone is still interested, the Lewis's Woodpecker is still showing up
at the feeder in Roosevelt as of today, 11/22.
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a third, an
adult male, on Polk County 19 just east of 370th Ave SW (47.9494, -96.8399).
All were sitting on top of telephone poles.
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I found my 5th Snowy Owl in Polk County this afternoon on Polk County 18 (320th
Ave SW), between 200th and 210th St. SW, or 4.6 miles north of Highway 2.
Joanne Johnson also reported one this morning just east of Fisher, MN, also
Polk County).
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East Grand Forks, MN
am addicted to taking photos of my SSHA's quite regularly and I can
easily go back and add photos to some of my eBird lists if that is something
that is preferred or needed. Just let me know!
Thanks,
Sandy Aubol
East Grand Forks, MN
Western Polk County
On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 12:19 PM, Pa
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miles east of the
headquarters on County Road 7.
Photos are available on my Flickr site @
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Paul,
If I enter breeding data into eBird, does that carry through to MOU when
things are imported at the end of the season?
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-winged Hawks,
Pine Siskins, Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, and numbers of Yellow-rumped Warblers
jumped over the weekend.
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the area.
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SPARROWS around.
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As of yesterday, at the East Grand Forks sewage lagoons in Polk County, I
counted close to 90 Eared Grebe nests. I assume this will likely be the last
year for thsee sewage lagoons as I have heard they are “soon to be
decommissioned”.
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Lesser Yellowlegs. Some
good shorebird habitat there right now, something to keep an eye on.
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Grand Forks last week).
South of Agassiz, at the Brandt-Angus impoundment, there were basically all the
same shorebirds, but I also saw 3 Red-necked Phalaropes and several hundred
Sandhill Cranes coming in.
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I was just picking up sunflower seed in Crookston at SunOpta/Dahlgren's on
about the 1200 block of Main St. and 2 EURASIAN COLLARED-DOVES flew over and
landed by the road, across the street from the big elevators, then flew up to
the power lines. Of all the times I've picked up seed there o
sides of the county
line, and a few Stilt Sandpipers on the Polk side. Not many ducks present
currently, but there are Canada geese, pelicans, cormorants, Great Blue Herons,
a Great Egret, and Black Terns.
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Yes, I saw it around 3:30 this afternoon in the driveway of 24092.
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I had a female Evening Grosbeak visit my feeders in Polk County/East Grand
Forks today.
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At the Oakdale Cemetery in Crookston (Polk) today, Red Crossbills at the
feeders, Red-bellied Woodpecker, Common Redpolls, goldfinches, House Finches,
Red- and White-breasted Nuthatches, Pine Siskins, chickadees, Blue Jays.
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+ Tundra Swans in a corn stubble field north
of Polk CR23 on 290th Ave SW.
A list of these impoundments and their locations can be found here:
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Several hundred Tundra Swans and even more Canada geese moving over the house
in western Polk County this morning.
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A few recent Polk County arrivals.
In my yard in East Grand Forks:
Monday - Brown-headed Cowbird
Tuesday - Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Purple Finch Wednesday, along the Red Lake
River Greenway in EGF, FOY Hermit Thrush. Also of note were quite a few more
Fox Sparrows (26) and Brown Creepers (10
I currently have a Eurasian Tree Sparrow in my backyard in East Grand Forks,
Polk County.
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Brown-headed Cowbird (other than 1 in my yard awhile back).
Also still present were Common Mergansers and, on the Marshall County side of
Agassiz Valley there were over 100 Greater White-fronted Geese. Not much for
shorebirds yet at either place, just a few yellowlegs.
Sandy Aubol
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EARED GREBES are beginning to build nests at the East Grand Forks sewage ponds
again this year. There were probably close to 300 or so grebes. I had checked
about 8 days ago and could not see any sign of nesting building at that time.
Unfortunately, I don't know how many more years these ponds
Wayne is also reporting 2 Black-necked Stilts “in similar area as the Glossy
Ibis sighting”.
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Not the NE here, but in the NW I've already found a number of them in Polk
County. We had a lot last year so I'm interested to see how this summer
compares. I didn't really expect to see them this year.
Sandy Aubol
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Eastern Towhee. I also have White-crowned, White-throated,
Harris’s, Lincoln’s, Clay-colored and Chipping Sparrows, Purple, House and
Goldfinches, a pair of Cardinals that has been here all winter and will likely
nest nearby somewhere, Baltimore Orioles, Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, etc.
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It unfortunately hasn't been refound.
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