[mou] Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch
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Thu, 28 Dec 2006 21:59:26 +0000
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For anyone still interested, 3 Rosy-Finches are still at the location near Cloquet. The naturalist at the conservation building said that they are feeding seeds to the birds, and the birds have developed a "routine" of feeding in front of the building shortly after dawn, at 9:30 to 10:30, and again from noon to 1:30. They fly across the road over the school to an unknown destination in between feedings. We saw the birds shortly after noon, and they stayed to feed for roughly 25 minutes. Thanks to everyone for the good directions. Also, the 3-toed and Black-Backed Woodpeckers are still at the Hedbom Forest site previously described.
Bill Stjern
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<DIV>For anyone still interested, 3 Rosy-Finches are still at the location near Cloquet. The naturalist at the conservation building said that they are feeding seeds to the birds, and the birds have developed a "routine" of feeding in front of the building shortly after dawn, at 9:30 to 10:30, and again from noon to 1:30. They fly across the road over the school to an unknown destination in between feedings. We saw the birds shortly after noon, and they stayed to feed for roughly 25 minutes. Thanks to everyone for the good directions. Also, the 3-toed and Black-Backed Woodpeckers are still at the Hedbom Forest site previously described.</DIV>
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