[Mnbird] What a treat it has been!

Joachim Huber huber.joachim73 at gmail.com
Fri May 11 05:21:38 CDT 2018


That's exactly what I was thinking last night. I stepped into my yard on
Twin Lake in Brooklyn Center and saw yellow warblers, palm warblers and
black and white warblers in numbers. Then I walked over to the marsh at MAC
park and all was quiet! I did hear the sora that. Soras nested there last
year and seems like they will again this year. I did see a Nashville
warbler and lots of yellow rumps in the marsh, but much quieter than Weds.
night.

On Thu, May 10, 2018 at 10:10 PM, Mary Norman via Mnbird <
mnbird at lists.mnbird.net> wrote:

> I just read Roger’s email about what a spring it has been in birding, and
> that one can sit on the deck and see more than going on a hike!  I can
> attest to that!  The last few days it seems the migration has ramped up and
> is on high octane, and I hope it continues like this  a few more days!
>  Today in my back yard in Waconia, I had 10 R B Grosbeaks, about 8 Orioles,
> including an Orchard, more White T Sp than I had a couple of weeks ago, a
> Lincoln, a pair of bluebirds, house wrens, yellow rumps galore, yellows,
> black and white, 2 female and 1 male redstart, a ton of American Gold
> Finches, some I expect were female with the brightest green.   Also a brown
> thrasher, and the prize of the day, a chestnut-sided!  Such clear beautiful
> lines on it!
>
> I did go to Carver Park in Victoria on a birding walk by the Nature
> Center, and found yellow rumps, palms, redstarts, common yellowthroats,
> black and whites, White T Sp, flitting through trees and on the ground,
> just bunches of them coming in.   Thrushes too, mostly Swainson’s, cat
> birds, a least flycatcher.   And many got away without me being able to ID
> them.
>
> Happy spring at last!
>
> Mary Norman
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