[mou] Western MN and Wright Co
steve pulles
tpulles17@msn.com
Sun, 14 May 2006 21:02:32 -0500
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My high school graduation was on Saturday and to celebrate, my family =
I took a trip to western Minnesota, spent the night, and went birding =
today (we also checked around Wright County on the way home). Our tot=
al for the day was 114 species. Our best finds were...=0D=0A=0D=0ALAC=
QUI PARLE SP - red-headed woodpecker, gray-cheeked thrush, magnolia w=
arbler, Lincoln's sparrow=0D=0ABIG STONE NWR - American bittern, Ameri=
can pipit=0D=0ABIG STONE COUNTY - eared grebe, Bonaparte's gull, 3 Ame=
rican avocets (1/2 mile east of Big Stone County Road 7 on the road 1 =
mile north of County Road 6 - the same location that Doug Kieser and J=
im Otto found them about a week ago)=0D=0ALAKE MARIA SP - cerulean war=
bler (at Whitetail Campsite, I believe it's called)=0D=0APELICAN LAKE =
(in Wright County) - red-necked grebe, western grebe, Wilson's phalaro=
pe=0D=0A=0D=0ABaltimore orioles, rose-breasted grosbeaks, and Swainson=
's thrushes are everywhere! In Lake Maria SP, rue anemone, large-flow=
ered bellwort, and wild geranium are blooming. It's a great time of y=
ear to be outside!=0D=0A=0D=0AGood birding!=0D=0AKeith Pulles, Wright =
Co=
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family I =0D=0Atook a trip to western Minnesota, spent the night, and=
went birding today =0D=0A(we also checked around Wright County o=
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sp; Our best finds were...</DIV>=0D=0A<DIV> </DIV>=0D=0A<DIV>LAC =
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can bittern, American pipit</DIV>=0D=0A<DIV>BIG STONE COUNTY - ea=
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