[mou] cicumnavigation of Mille Lacs
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Mon, 13 Sep 2004 22:41:26 EDT
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Kim Eckert and I did a magellanic circle of Mille Lacs yesterday (80 miles)
for the first time in our recent histories and would have been better off
fishing for walleye. We found:
12 loons, 9 Sanderling on the north shore beach west of Malmo, 9 Caspian
Terns, 12 Bonaparte's Gulls on a boat dock in the NW corner across from the Micky
D's, a Merlin at the Isle sewage ponds, and a pair of Red-headed Woodpeckers
flycatching and feeding 1 or more fledged young at the Malmo city park.
Warblers were almost nonexistant. Small numbers of Common Terns were mainly in the
SW corner of the lake. Decent cafe in downtown Onamia and a better than
average pizza place there too. Bob Russell, Dakota County
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