[mou] Re: [mnbird] Migration window?

[Gary & Barb Kuyava]

In the Duluth area it would probable be one of the Gulls.  More than likely
the Herring Gull.

Gary Kuyava
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From: Pastor Al Schirmacher <PastorAl@PrincetonFreeChurch.net>
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Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 1:22 PM
Subject: [mnbird] Migration window?


Which species that frequents WI and/or MN has the longest migration window?

By window I mean the differential between the earliest arriving migrants and
the latest to leave - by migration I mean leaving WI and/or MN completely at
some point - and obviously the window does not include nesting activity.

My guess is that it would be a shorebird of some kind - since there are
June/July "fall" arrivals, and some hangers-on linger until November,
but....

Al Schirmacher
Princeton, MN
Mille Lacs & Sherburne Counties

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