many
apparantly quality feeder set-ups were unoccupied. The most interesting bird:
Fox Sparrow. Finch numbers were lower than expected, with the exception of
Pine Siskins (131), 90 or which were in one flock. Only 5 Red-headed
Woodpeckers were still on territory.
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out a Screech Owl. This will
be a small group so we can keep things quiet
enough to attract the owls. Call me at 612-978-3993, if you are interested in
joining us. Space on this trip will be
restricted.
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, but they were so quiet
that probably half the group never heard a
thing. A Great-horned Owl called several times from across a field. The
Long-eared Owls were silent or gone.
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ife Refuge
Visitors Center in Bloomington. Please
come at 7:00pm for the social period with coffee, cookies and committee
exhibits. There is no admission.
For directions e-mail me or see our newsletter at:
http://home.attbi.com/~mrvac/Mar2003.doc
or you can visit our website: www.mrvac.or
Erika Sitz called me to report that she and Paul had found a Mountain Bluebird
this afternoon at about 3pm west of Atwater
on the wire by Hwy 12. The location was about 1/2 mile east of mile post 80.
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, where it can have the
most impact on the migrating shorebirds.
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03 or you can visit our website:
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Sparrow.
Join us next year!
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On Sunday, many continued. New arrivals on Sunday included Wilsons Phalarope,
Franklin Gulls, Common Yellowthroat, Eastern
Towhee,
pears that Ring-billed Gulls maybe tending
nests.
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ields and get great veiws of
shorebirds. Bird watchers have permission to use this area.
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Subject: RE: [mou] Avocets-Dakota Co.
> Wondering if the Avocets h
Hi Andy,
180th Street marsh is conveniently situated between the other two sites. From
Hwy 52 & 180th St go east about four or five
miles and you will drive right through it.
Steve
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and around the buildings
from about 8pm to 8:25pm when we left.
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to members of the legislature
and perhaps have an impact.
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supposed to directly
impact the marsh.
I thought other birders would be interested in this development..
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d the sand banks of shorebirds.
Empire (Jrick's) Sod Farm
Again lots of good habitat. I found the shorebirds along 200th Street. At
least one hundred and probably more Least
Sandpipers, Semipalmated Sandpipers, and L. Y ellowlegs plus a couple Killdeer.
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mostly park property
and is not being planted.
By the way, the park patrol have been instructed to keep kids and others out of
this area, but birders have definite
permission to be here, which some of the newer park patrol staff may not know.
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Magnolia Warblers and a Golden-winged Warbler and a Redstart. All were males.
Besides the mini-warbler wave we found several singing E. Towhees, at least one
Ruby-throated Hummer (male), a Great-crested
Flycatcher, and a couple of Catbirds.
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committee
exhibits. There is no admission.
For directions e-mail me or see our newsletter at:
http://home.attbi.com/~mrvac/May2003 or you can visit our website:
www.mrvac.org .
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Bairds Sandpiper
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ht of way.
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st of the first CR42 intersection.
Look for the large park sign for Schaar's
Bluff and turn left. We will meet at the parking lot.
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scalloped grey. I then thought
White-rumped in winter plumage, but head and chest appeared too light. Time
constrants and distance did not allow a more
adequate study of this bird.
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Sod Farm,
just west of Ahern along CR66 (200th St.)
Watched them for seveal minutes at a distance of 30 to 40 feet. Last Seen at
8:15pm
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ed-shouldered Hawk - soaring
Semi-palmated Plover
Dunlin
Virginia Rail & Sora
Willow Flycatcher
Black-billed Cuckoo calling
Belted Kingfisher - pair
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southwest of the cities that I
heard about.
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Subject: [mou] Loon with chick at Carlos Avery
> I was at Carlos Avery yesterday
(Pilot Knob - CR 31). Take
Pilot Knob south to the sixth traffic light and turn east (left) on Cliff Road
(CR 32). The Holland Lake parking area
entrance is a right turn (south) at the intersection with Lexington Avenue (CR
43) right where the road narrows to two
lanes.
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sday (4/22) and will
feature Mark Lenarz of the Minnesota DNR talking on "Moose, Another Victim of
Climate Change?"
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d speaker begin at 7:30 pm.
The meeting will conclude before 9:00 pm.
Directions: Take the 34th Avenue exit (same exit as the Humphry Terminal) form
I-494 and head south to American Blvd (80th Street) and turn east (left).
Follow the road around to the Visitor's Center on the right.
Stev
s.
Sunday night we joined birds and beer and found a Woodcock at Lebanon Hills.
Chorus frogs and Toads (early this year) were singing.
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For this Sunday, following the Salt Lake festival, I am organizing a blitz to
survey Yellow Medicine County for the breeding bird atlas. All are welcome to
join us. See me at the festival or contact me.
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ll at the height of their blooming glory. The only native flowers
that I have noticed this week are violets and prairie smoke. My neighbor
reports only limited success in his search for morels.
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ut 20 hanging around this winter.
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presence. While it would come within a foot of my
prone body, it always went around me rather than over me.
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alcon flashing by about a
block from home, yesterday: a Virginia Rail that flew away from a group of
twenty people who were with me a marsh next to the Minnetonka Community Center.
No one else in the group noticed. I am not seeing much.
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have been
the same brood twice.
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I saw no
butterflies in the wind, but found a FOY Red Admiral back home.
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ng in
and out of the grass not allowing viewing of the leg color, beak, or flanks.
It did have a rich rust colored back and a rufous ear patch.
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. I have
only noticed Orioles on the jelly.
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I am planning on heading out to Lac Qui Parle and Yellow Medicine counties this
weekend for some birding and surveying for breeding birds. I would appreciate
company. Anyone want to join me? We would be staying at a farm.
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Directions: Take the 34th Avenue exit (same exit as the Humphry Terminal) form
I-494 and head south to American Blvd (80th Street) and turn east (left).
Follow the road around to the Visitor's Center on the right.
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FOY Dickcissel was heard yesterday across the street from the Chanhassen high
school. Also a Vesper Sp. there.
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coon, and other yellow flowers that I have not had
time to ID.
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hanging around.
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Randolph Industrial Park. While the trip will go into the early afternoon, you
will be in your car, so you can end the trip when you want. This field trip is
free and open to all. No reservations are necessary. Call only with questions.
This trip is sponsored by the Minnesota River Valley Audub
rels, just this side of the border in Lac qui Parle.
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e tried to find Henslow's Sparrows. They
were quiet. I may have seen one, but my quick, close look was finished by a
Bobolink that hit the sparrow back down.
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the Treasure Island exit. This road
is at the bottom of the hill. CR46 also intersects US61 at the top of the
hill, but this is field trip is not at the top, but at the bottoms.
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road (CR46) after the Treasure Island
exit. This road is at the bottom of the hill. CR46 also intersects US61 at
the top of the hill, but this is field trip is not at the top, but at the
bottoms.
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r the paking lot. Lone Rock, itself,
is not accessable by car and about a mile walk, maybe more.
Last Tuesday I jound about six Semi-Palmated Sandpipers on a small farm pond in
Rosemount.
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E. Wood Pewee - building nest
Red-eyed Vireo - on nest
Grouse - young ones
Prothonotary Warbler - singing from the treetops
Scarlet Tanagers - many heard, only one seen
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Returning at about 6pm I was able to refine the location where I saw the
Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, while traveling at 70mph. The bird was at or
just south of 250th Street on the NW side of 169. However, I was unable to
refind the bird at 6pm.
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Sparrow
Eastern Wood Pewee pair
most notable misses included:
Upland Sandpiper
Blue Grosbeak
Western Kingbird
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UMore Park is mostly south of Rosemount in Empire Township. Biscayne Avenue
and 190th St. are easy to find and so is the parking lot. Station Trail is
well signed, but is not ID'd on all maps. If you do not have access to to a
computer or good maps, I suggest exploring the area. There is lo
crop of Raspberries. My next
door neighbor served me wild mushroom soup made from Chantrelles that he has
been collecting in great numbers.
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five Buff-breasted Sandpipers.
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The park is almost an hour south
of the cities.
This trip is sponsored by the Minnesota River Valley Audubon Chapter. It is
free and open to all. No reservations are required. Bring a lunch and we will
explore some of the newer areas of the park.
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We also had a Philadelphia
Vireo. Raptors were around and included good looks at Broad-winged and
Red-shouldered.
On the way in we stopped at Jirik sod farm in Empire Township. The most
abundant bird besides Killdeer were Bairds. We also had one uncooperative
Buff-breasted Sandpiper.
Ste
rican
Blvd E, Bloomington. Accessible by Hiawatha Light Rail line, American Blvd.
stop. Hwy 494 to 34th Ave - S to American Blvd; turn left and go 2 blocks.
Center will be on your right.
Our programs are free and open to the public.
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Bird Conservation:
21st Century Threats and Solutions
To ensure that future generations continue to enjoy the abundance and diversity
of birds we know today, it is important
On Friday I stopped at the Princeton Sewerage Ponds at found at least ten
species of waterfowl including at least 80 Bufflehead.
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ear's
funds, all the money raised at the auction will be spent on environmental
education and conservation projects. In all we have committed to providing
$10,000 annually for these programs. Not bad for our little organization of
less than a thousand members.
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n CBC's, including two in January. I did not take notice if
sightings included more than one bird.
Good find! Rare, but not unheard of.
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with a birder, it is near a feeder. I find tree sparrows to be
highly nomadic and not feeder bums. And, this time of year, I believe that
it would be as unusual to find a single Tree Sparrow, as a single Chipper,
perhaps, even more unusual.
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(count week), Cedar Waxwing, and Golden Crowned Kinglet (count week).
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bway there). Go past the town of Bethel. Turn
right at the T at Nightingale. The road turns west. turn right at Vernon St.
and right again at 249th. The next intersection is the one she is talking
about.
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Happy Holidays and Best Wishes for 2011!
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hare, but no wolf!
I received a report of 3 Great Gray's and a Red-bellied Woodpecker north of
Floodwood along Strebel (sp?) during the second week of deer hunting
(November).
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intriguing. The deep rufous dorsal tail coloration suggests that this is an
adult, but the white ventral tail coloration? I am not familiar with
this. Is this a rufous morph?
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flew, it had yellow shafted wing linings.
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hanked me for showing her the
creeper and said her mother would be excited to hear that we had found it.
Sometimes the people you find on the CBC's are as good as the birds.
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Subject: Hummingbird Story
I was reminded of this hummingbird story this week so before I forget
again I will tell it. We were sitting in our truck outside of a
building when we spotte
in the cedars at Harry
and Hamilton Ct. Harry is the road to Lake Byllesby Co. Park from CR42 and
280th St.
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coming to the feeders.
Work: A Scissor-tailed Flycatcher flying across the road as I drove my
truck at about 65mph. the records committee did not believe my description
of this unmistakable bird. It was probably the only report in the state
that year. I received a lot of criticism for not stopp
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Center will be on your right.
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of bare ground.
Still besides a few Horned Larks and a distant flight of probable Snow
Buntings, the winter field birds I expected were not around.
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north of the Valley View Road entrance. I also have a report that they
are reusing a nest by Vascular Solutions on Sycamore Court in Maple Grove.
Lake Bylessby is beginning to open up on the west end where I saw several
diving ducks.
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e seen a pair perching there, but
have never seen their nest.
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That is such an awesome photo of an awesome bird. I saw it about two weeks
ago flying across 100 between the Crosstown and 70th.
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Subject: [mnbird] Dark red-tailed hawk
lly Robins filling
the air.
On Tuesday, I heard my first Killdeer.
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invitation to mate. I get no
reaction to my pishing from my wife.
The ice went out Quigley.
Monday: There were lots of bugs to clean off the windshield. I found a small
green mayfly type insect. Also I saw a slow flying long winged bug that
reminded me of (but was not) a damselfly.
Steve
first got out on Sunday, I have noticed the Chorus Frogs have their
little combs out. Looked out the window today and noticed that the aspen is in
full flower. No wonder we my eyes are itching.
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yard, daffodils, chrismas rose, european hepatica, bloodroot, grape
hyacinth, and three or four more that I did not recognize or remember. the
gardener told me that the poximity to the river created a microclimate with a
month longer growing season than a block away.
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we
hadn't seen earlier.
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The May/June issues of the Minnesota River Valley Audubon Chapter (MRVAC)
Trumpeter newsletter is available now at:
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y National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center 3815 American
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02nd) that are teaming with birds. I arrived too late to be
able to ID most of the birds.
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someone to do a prime area in
Rosemount and a rural area of Hancock Twshp in Carver County. But, if you
would like to target another area, let me know and I will help find you a
survey block.
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nd No. Leopards).
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both from the shore and air, while Pectoral Sandpipers only called
when flushed. The Marsh Wrens, warblers, and Soras were silent.
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h, Purple Martins.
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Monday: This morning we had a Mallard hen with five new babies in the yard!
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the toads are in full chorus, I have heard only a few treefrogs.
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ounty. At Lake Bylessby I found the flock of about 15 Snow Geese were
still hanging around. I saw five Bonapartes, three Caspians, and a probable
Fosters. There were very few ducks and no shorebirds.
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