[mou] Aitkin Co, Milles Lac

Thomas Margevicius tominstpaul@msn.com
Tue, 10 Jun 2003 10:12:44 -0500 

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Monday June 9 Karol Gresser and I birded Aitkin Co, stopping by at =
Milles Lac on our way to and from the Twin Cities. We logged some 93 =
species, including my lifelist bird #500, a Connecticut Warbler. On the =
snowmobile trail opposite Pietz's Road, south of Co Rd 18, we walked =
about a half mile and heard then found an active male, singing from an =
exposed dead conifer branch some 20 feet up, on east side of the trail.  =
We also found a couple Black-billed Magpies in farms around Pallisade =
and at least six Sandhill Cranes from various locations in the county.

We also found two Ruddy Turnstones and seven Bonaparte's Gulls on the =
shores of Milles Lac, just to the south of the big Walleye in Gunnison.

Fr. Tom Margevicius

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<DIV>Monday June 9 Karol Gresser and I birded Aitkin Co, stopping by at =
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Lac on our way to and from the Twin Cities. We logged some 93 species, =
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my lifelist bird #500, a Connecticut Warbler. On the snowmobile trail =
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Pietz's Road, south of Co Rd 18, we walked about a half mile and heard =
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found an active male, singing from an exposed dead conifer branch some =
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up, on east side&nbsp;of the trail.&nbsp; We also found a couple =
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Magpies in farms around Pallisade and at least six Sandhill Cranes from =
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locations in the county.</DIV>
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shores of Milles Lac, just to the south of the big Walleye in =
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<DIV>Fr. Tom Margevicius</DIV></BODY></HTML>

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