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Seasonal Report Archive for The Loon | |
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The 1982-Spring Season 1 March through 31 May 1982 Dick Ruhme, Don Bolduc and Oscar Johnson |
For the spring season which is March
1 through May 31 there were 304 species
reported on 74 seasonal reports.
In contrast to the past few springs, this March was like old times -it snowed often and was extremely cold at times. Temperatures in the north on the ninth indicate records were broken, -22° at Duluth and -26° at Warroad.
During the middle of March, when temperatures moderated, the snows came with six and one-half inches at Duluth and two to three inches in the central part of the state. The cold remained throughout the rest of the month with above average precipitation.
Certainly the harsh winters with much snow can account for: more reports in the southern counties of birds that ordinarily remain in the north (as Ravens) and also for a greater number of dead birds (as Boreal Owls).
Interesting and unusual species reported to RBA and by observers in March were: Gyrfalcons in Duluth; Ferruginous Hawk, Big Stone (April and May in Chippewa and Marshall); Prairie Falcon, Wilkin (May in Cottonwood); Great Gray Owl, Hubbard, Beltrami (April, St. Louis); Northern American Three-toed Woodpecker, St. Louis, Washington (May in Cook); Mountain Bluebird 5 counties March through May; Red Crossbills March to April with young.
With temperatures in the fifties the first two days of April, things looked promising indeed. But on the third and fourth when the storms brought snow, severe below zero cold in the north and somewhat warmer in the south, several observers reported many birds at roadsides and feeders. The front page of the metro newspaper reported robins being driven back south! The season's snowfall was reported as 95".
About mid-April the temperatures returned to normal with above averages the remainder of the month.
April pleased many observers with Snowy Egret, Big Stone, Lac qui Parle; Cattle Egret, Olmsted, Dakota, Scott; Cinnamon Teal, Nicollet; Spruce Grouse, Cook (May in Lake); Boreal Owl April through May, Cook; Bewick's Wren, Ramsey.
The temperature in May was above average for the first few days, then normal with showers on and off the rest of the month. This resulted in good birding due to the frequent grounding of migrants. Waves were frequent and spread out as follows: Warblers: 4th to 9th in southeastern Minnesota; 20 species with 5 vireos at Faribault on the 9th; 20 species in St.
Paul on the 11th; a peak in the metro area on the 13th; Duluth on the 14th to the 22nd with 22 species reported by JB on the 2nd; and a wave on the 27th in Marshall. A wave of Least Flycatchers, thrushes and Gray Catbirds occurred on May 11th.
May produced many exciting birding reports: Yellow-crowned Night Winter 1982 Heron, Scott; Peregrine Falcon, Aitkin, Duluth, Wright; Yellow Rail, Houston; Wilson's Plover, Willets, Whimbrel, Red Knot, Pomarine Jaeger, Laughing Gull, Thayer's Gull, Little Gull, Black-legged Kittiwake, Burrowing Owl, Yellow-breasted Chat, Duluth; 300 Hudsonian Godwits, Polk; Ruff and Reeve, Aitkin; Red-bellied Woodpecker, Cook; Say's Phoebe, Rock; Northern Mockingbird, Clay, Cottonwood, Lac qui Parle, Duluth; White-eyed Vireo, Houston; Blue-winged Warbler (Brewster's), Yellow-throated Warbler, Worm-eating Warbler, Hooded Warbler, Hennepin; Kentucky Warbler, Dakota; Summer Tanager, Lyon; Hoary Redpolls late in Duluth.
You are reminded that returning REQUEST FOR DETAILS forms providing the necessary description and information is essential to the accuracy of these reports. D.B.
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| Whistling-Ducks, Geese, Swans, Ducks | |||||
| Snow Goose (Anser caerulescens) | Early south 3-4 Hennepin RJ, 3-6 Olmsted JEB (wintering birds); early north 3-28 Otter Tail SDM, 4-10 Aitkin WN; late south 3-30 Stearns NH, 4-1 Redwood LJF; late north 5-8 Wilkin GMO, 5-17 Pennington KSS. | ||||
| Greater White-fronted Goose (Anser albifrons) | Early south 3-24 Blue 'Earth JCF, 3-27 Olmsted BE, 3-29 Wabasha DWM; early north 3-23 Becker E!!fSS, 3-28 Otter Tail SDM. Malla·rd Permanent resident; reported from 20 counties south, 13 north. | ||||
| Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) | 16 | 24 | Permanent resident; reported from Winter 1982 24 counties south 16 north. | ||
| Tundra Swan (Cygnus columbianus) | Early south 3-26 Wabasha DGW, 3-27 Dakota JD; early north 3-28 Otter Tail SDM, 4-1 Pine LW; late south 4-6 Faribault JCF, 4-11 Murray LJF; late north 4-16 Aitkin JB and Mille Lacs CF/ KB, 4-19 Marshall ANWR. ; | ||||
| Wood Duck (Aix sponsa) | Early south 3-12 Renville LJF, 3-20 Le Sueur HC, 3-23 Nicollet JCF; early north 3-28 Otter Tail SDM, 4-2 Beltrami JSP, 4-10 Aitkin WN. | ||||
| Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) | Early south 3-18 Olmsted JEB, 3-23 Mower RRK, 3-24 Blue Earth JCF; early north 4-2 Grant and Otter Tail KL, 4-12 Polk KSS, 4-15 Marshall ANWR, Mille Lacs CF! KB and St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Cinnamon Teal (Spatula cyanoptera) | 4-16 through 18 Nicollet JCF. | ||||
| Northern Shoveler (Spatula clypeata) | Early south 3-14 Lac qui Parle CMB, 3-21 Houston FL, 3-23 Anoka KL and Blue Earth JCF; early north 3-28 Otter Tail SDM, 4-1 Beltra i SP, 4-9 Itasca TL. | ||||
| Gadwall (Mareca strepera) | Early south 3-14 Lac qui Parle CMB, Lyon and Murray HK, 3-17 Olmsted JEB; early north 3-18 St. Louis KE, 3-21 Otter Tail SDM, 4-4 Beltrami JSP. | ||||
| American Wigeon (Mareca americana) | Early south 3-14 Lac qui Parle CMB, 3-17 Murray HK and Olmsted JEB; early north 3-28 Otter Tail SDM, 4-2 Marshall ANWR, 4-3 Beltrami JSP. | ||||
| American Black Duck (Anas rubripes) | South 3-1 Dakota RH and Washington TBB, 3-7 Winona OJ (wintering birds); early north 3-30 Otter Tail SDM, 4-2 Lake SW/ MS, 4-10 Cook MH. | ||||
| Northern Pintail (Anas acuta) | Early south 3-6 Hennepin RH, 3-11 Martin EB/ K, 3-13 Wright AB, DB; early north 3-28 Otter Tail SDM, 4-1 Marshall ANWR, 4-4 Beltrami JSP and St. Louis M. & D. Evans. | ||||
| Green-winged Teal (Anas crecca) | Early south 3-14 Murray HK, 3-21 Washington TBB, 3-23 Nicollet JCF; early north 3-30 Otter Tail SDM, 4-2 Grant KL, St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Redhead (Aythya americana) | Early south 3-14 Murray HK, 3-20 Martin EBI K, 3-24 Blue Earth JCF and Olmsted JEB, RJ; early north 3-30 Otter Tail SDM, 4-12 Polk KSS, 4-15 Marshall ANWR. | ||||
| Ring-necked Duck (Aythya collaris) | Early south 3-7 Olmsted DB, 3-14 Lac qui Parle CMB and Murray HK; early north 3-21 Otter Tail SDM, 4-12 Marshall ANWR and Polk KSS. Can.vasback Early south 3-3 Olmsted JEB, 3-21 Scott ES, 3-22 Winona BL; early north 4-7 Beltrami JSP, 4-9 Itasca TL, 4-15 Marshall ANWR and Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Greater Scaup (Aythya marila) | Early south 3-11 Olmsted BE, 3-26 Dakota AB HK; early north 3-1 Beltarmi SP, 3-10 St. Louis MH, 3-18 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Lesser Scaup (Aythya affinis) | Early south 3-1 Olmsted JEB, 3-13 Wright AB, 3-14 Dakota ES, Lac qui Parle CMB, Hennepin OJ; early north 3-14 Otter Tail GMO, 3-31 Marshall ANWR, 4-3 St. Louis KE. | ||||
| White-winged Scoter (Melanitta deglandi) | 4-4 Wabasha WDM, 5-18 Marshall ANWR, 5-19 Duluth KE, 5-24 Duluth SDM, 5-26 Cook MKH. | ||||
| Long-tailed Duck (Clangula hyemalis) | All reports Cook County: 3-17 MKH, 5-26 MKH, 5-27 FL, 5-30 MKH. | ||||
| Bufflehead (Bucephala albeola) | Early south 3-12 Martin KL, ES, 3-14 Houston EMF; early north 3-14 Otter Tail GMO, 3-20 Mille Lacs CFI KB; late south 5-8 Rice RJ, 5-19 Stearns NH; late north 5-12 Grant SDM, 5-15 Cook USFS. | ||||
| Common Goldeneye (Bucephala clangula) | Late south 4-25 Houston JPI AM, 510 Stearns SE, 5-23 Stevens KL. | ||||
| Hooded Merganser (Lophodytes cucullatus) | Early south 3-18 Houston EMF and Washington BL, 3-21 Dakota ES; early north 3-27 St. Louis TL, 3-28 Otter Tail SDM, 3-30 Marshall KSS. | ||||
| Common Merganser (Mergus merganser) | Late south 4-18 Hennepin OJ, 4-23 Wabasha WDM, 4-26 Ramsey BDC. | ||||
| Red-breasted Merganser (Mergus serrator) | Early south 3-21 Dakota ES, Goodhue KL, Martin EBI K and Olmsted JEB, BE; early north 3-30 Marshall KSS, 4-10 Lake MH; late south 5-18 Dakota SC, 5-22 Washington DB. | ||||
| Ruddy Duck (Oxyura jamaicensis) | Early south 3-14 Lac qui Parle CMB, 3-21 Olmsted JEB, BE, KL, 3-22 Wabasha DWM; early north 4-4 Otter Tail SDM, 4-15 Marshall ANWR, 4-30 Crow Wing TS. Also 5-11 Duluth KE. | ||||
| New World Quail | |||||
| Northern Bobwhite (Colinus virginianus) | Reported 3-26 Houston AB. | ||||
| Partridge, Pheasants, Grouse, Turkeys | |||||
| Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) | Reported 3-1 to 5-31 Houston EMF, 5-22 Winona DGW, 5-27 Houston BL. | ||||
| Ruffed Grouse (Bonasa umbellus) | Permanent resident; reported from 12 counties north, 14 south. | ||||
| Spruce Grouse (Canachites canadensis) | Permanent resident; reported 4-18, 4-26, 5-6 Cook MKH, 5-6 Lake SW/ MS. | ||||
| Sharp-tailed Grouse (Tympanuchus phasianellus) | Permanent resident; reported 4-17 Marshall JSP, 5-5 Lake of the Woods TW, 5-8 Polk MH, 5-17 Pennington KSS, also Red Lake (no date) KL. | ||||
| Greater Prairie-Chicken (Tympanuchus cupido) | Permanent resident; reported 3-14 Otter Tail SDM, 4-14 Marshall ANWR 4-25 Cass WN, 4-27 Pennington Kss: 5-8 Polk MH. | ||||
| Gray Partridge (Perdix perdix) | Permanent resident; reported from 11 counties north, 16 south. | ||||
| Ring-necked Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) | Permanent resident; reported from eight counties north, 30 south. | ||||
| Grebes | |||||
| Pied-billed Grebe (Podilymbus podiceps) | Early south 3-18 Olmsted JEB, 3-24 Lac qui Parle HK, 3-27 Anoka SC and Faribault RJ; early north 3-14 Otter Tail SDM, 4-3 Beltrami AS, 4-4 Marshall JSP and St. Louis LW. | ||||
| Horned Grebe (Podiceps auritus) | Early south 3-27 Dakota BL, 4-8 Wabasha DWM, 4-14 Anoka SC; early north 4-4 Otter Tail SDM, 4-17 Aitkin WN, 4-22 Beltrami JSP. | ||||
| Red-necked Grebe (Podiceps grisegena) | Early south 4-10 Scott GS; early north 4-16 St. Louis JG, 4-17 Aitkin WN, 4-21 Marshall ANWR, 4-23 Otter Tail GMO, 4-26 Cook KMH. | ||||
| Eared Grebe (Podiceps nigricollis) | Early south 4/24 Yellow Medicine HK, 4/27 Hennepin VL and Scott RJ; early north 4/25 Polk MH, 4/27 Marshall ANWR, -.. S. | ||||
| Western Grebe (Aechmophorus occidentalis) | Early south 4/5 Washington TBB, 4/18 Stearns NH, 4/21 Blue Earth JCF and Lac qui Parle CMB; early north 4/16 Aitkin JBA 4/18 Otter Tail SDM, 4/29 Marshall NWR. | ||||
| Pigeons, Doves | |||||
| Rock Pigeon (Columba livia) | Permanent resident reported from 42 south and 21 north counties. | ||||
| Mourning Dove (Zenaida macroura) | Some wintering birds; early north 3-9 Polk MH, 3-15 St. Louis KE, 3-17 LW, 3-19 Hubbard DJ; reports from 22 other northern counties and 36 south counties. | ||||
| Cuckoos | |||||
| Yellow-billed Cuckoo (Coccyzus americanus) | Houston 5-16 JPI AM, 5-30 FL, 5-18 Lyon HK, 5-19,28 Hennepin ES, 5-22 Olmsted JEB, 5-23 Anoka KL, 5-28 Nicollet JCF -all reports. | ||||
| Black-billed Cuckoo (Coccyzus erythropthalmus) | Early south Hennepin 5-13 BDC, 5-14 SC, 5-16 AB, 5-13 Houston EMF, Le Sueur HC, 5-14 Nicollet JCF, 5-15 Cottonwood JEB, DB, OJ; early north 5-12 Polk MH, 5-16 Otter Tail SDM, 5-17 Becker EH/ SS, 5-23 Beltrami AS. Winter 1982 | ||||
| Nightjars | |||||
| Common Nighthawk (Chordeiles minor) | Early south 4-29 Houston FL, 5-5 Washington TBB, 5-7 Hennepin RJ, SE, 5-8 Houston JPI AM, Anoka SC; early north 5-8 Aitkin WN, 5-10 Mille Lacs CF I KB, 5-14 Beltrami JSP, Otter Tail SDM, Hubbard HJF. | ||||
| Eastern Whip-poor-will (Antrostomus vociferus) | Early south Houston 4-23 EMF, 5-10 JPI AM, 5-5 Hennepin, Anoka SC, 5-11 Scott RJ; early north 4-29 Marshall ANWR, 4-30 Crow Wing TS, 5-3 Lake of the Woods TW. | ||||
| Swifts | |||||
| Chimney Swift (Chaetura pelagica) | Early south 4-24 Blue Earth BL, Nicollet RJ, Hennepin OJ, 4-25 Martin EBI K, 4-27 Houston JP1AM, Hennepin SC, Dakota JD; early north 4-25 Crow Wing TS, 5-2 Traverse AB, 5-3 Crow Wing JB, Marshall ANWR. | ||||
| Hummingbirds | |||||
| Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) | Early south 5-8 Houston EMF, JP1 AM, 5-9 Blue Earth JCF, 5-12 LeSueur HC; early north 5-4 Beltrami AS, 5-11 St. Louis M. Evans, 5-12 Lake of the Woods TW, Crow Wing JB. ; | ||||
| Rails, Gallinules, Coots | |||||
| Virginia Rail (Rallus limicola) | Early south 4-26 Hennepin SC, 4-30 Houston JPI AM, 5-2 Wright ES; early north 4-27 St. Louis KE, 5-9 Polk MH, 5-17 Marshall ANWR. | ||||
| Sora (Porzana carolina) | Early south 4-17 Rice KJ, 4-18 Hennepin SC, 4-21 Ramsey RH; early north 4-24 Otter Tail SDM, 4-27 Pennington KSS, 4-29 Marshall ANWR. | ||||
| Common Gallinule (Gallinula galeata) | 4-28 Olmsted BE, 5-12 Wabasha DWM, 5:'!7 Hennepin ES. | ||||
| American Coot (Fulica americana) | Early south 3-6 Hennepin RH, 3-17 Blue Earth JCF, 3-20 Olmsted BE; early north 4-1 Marshall ANWR, 4-12 Polk KSS, 4-16 Aitkin JB, WN and Beltrami JC. | ||||
| Yellow Rail (Coturnicops noveboracensis) | 4-30 to 5-2 Houston JPI AM, FL. | ||||
| Cranes | |||||
| Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis) | Early south 4-2 Anoka BH, 4-12 Lyon HK, 4-25 Lac qui Parle SC; early north 3-31 Marshall ANWR KSS 4-14 Polk MH, 5-2 Lake of the Woods TW. | ||||
| Stilts, Avocets | |||||
| American Avocet (Recurvirostra americana) | All reports -Lac qui Parle 4-25 SC, 5-2 AB, 5-1 Otter Tail GMO, 5-6 S eele EK, 5-19 Yellow Medicine HK, 5-:2 a e oi the Woods TW, 5-29 Pennington JSP, 5-31 Grant SDM. | ||||
| Plovers | |||||
| Black-bellied Plover (Pluvialis squatarola) | Eary south 4-25 Lac qui Parle BL, 4-26 Lyon HK; early north 5-6 Aitkin WN, 5-8 Pennington KSS and St. Louis JSP; late south 5-16 Yellow Medicine CMB, 5-22 Wabasha DGW; late north 5-28 Marshall ANWR, 5-30 Clearwater RJ. | ||||
| American Golden-Plover (Pluvialis dominica) | Early south 4-15 Houston EMF, 4-24 Redwood RJ; early north 4-28 Aitkin JB, 5-4 Clay LCF; late south 5-18 Houston EMF and ·c KJ; late north 5-23 St. Louis ES, 5-25 olk KSS. | ||||
| Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus) | Early south 3-10 Mower RRK, 3-14 Cottonwood LAF, Dakota JD, Lyon HK and Olmsted JEB, BE; early north 3-17 Clay SDM, 3-29 St. Louis LW, 3-30 Pennington KSS. | ||||
| Semipalmated Plover (Charadrius semipalmatus) | Early south 4-24 Lac qui Parle SC, HK, 4-30 Hennepin ES, Nicollet JCF, Wabasha BL; early north 5-7 Otter Tail SDM, 5-8 Wilkin FL; late south 5-15 Olmsted BE, 5-27 Ramsey SC; late north 5-27 St. Louis MH, 5-30 Lake of the Woods TW. | ||||
| Piping Plover (Charadrius melodus) | 4-24 Lake of the Woods TW, Lincoln BL, HK, 4-25 Lac qui Parle BL, 5-8 St. Louis JG, TL and 5-22 St. Louis LW. | ||||
| WILSON'S PLOVER (Anarhynchus wilsonia) | 5-15 to 20 Duluth TL, LW, many obs. | ||||
| Sandpipers | |||||
| Upland Sandpiper (Bartramia longicauda) | Early south 5-1 Murray WF, 5-8 Chippewa CMB; early north 5-1 Carlton LW, 1 AB, Otter Tail GMO and Polk KSS. | ||||
| Hudsonian Godwit (Limosa haemastica) | Early south 4-24 Watonwan RJ, 5-6 Lac qui Parle CMB, 5-10 Martin EB/ K; early north Aitkin 4-30 TS, 5-4 WN, 5-4 Otter Tail GMO; late south 5-16 Yellow Medicine CMB, 5-29 Ramsey KL; late north St. Louis 5-18 JG, 5-20 KE, 5-22 BL, 5-23 JG, 5-19 Wilkin GS, 5-24 Marshall ANWR. Peak number 5-15 Polk KSS (300). | ||||
| Marbled Godwit (Limosa fedoa) | Early south 4-25 Martin EB/ K, 5-2,3 Wabasha DWM, 5-8 Chippewa CMB; early north 4-11 Polk fide MH, Pennington 4-12 KSS, 4-17 JSP, 4-14 Marshall ANWR, 4-18 Otter Tail SDM, 5-1 Red Lake RJ; late south 5-15 Cottonwood DB, JEB, 5-20 Renville FKS; rare in these counties 5-20 Duluth KE, 5-23 St. Louis AE, 5-26 Cook MKH. | ||||
| Ruddy Turnstone (Arenaria interpres) | Early north 5-fi ~Jk KSS, 5-12 Aitkin WN; late south -f6 Yellow Medicine CMB, 5-22 Martin EBI K; late north 5-28 St. Louis AB, 5-31 Lake of the Woods TW. | ||||
| RUFF (Calidris pugnax) | 5-9 · kin JB, WN (1m,lf). See Notes of Interest, THE LOON, Vol. 54, No. 3, p. 193. | ||||
| Stilt Sandpiper (Calidris himantopus) | 5-7 Nicollet JCF, 5-16 Rice KJ, 5-20 Carlton RJ, DB, 5-24 Marshall ANWR, 5-30 Red Lake RJ -all reports. | ||||
| Sanderling (Calidris alba) | Early south 5-6 Lac qui Parle CMB, 5-16 Yellow Medicine CMB; early north 5-8 Pine LW, St. Louis 5-17 KE, 5-18 JG; late north 5-26 Cook MKH, Pennington 5-26 KSS, 5-29 JSP, 5-28 St. Louis AB. | ||||
| Baird's Sandpiper (Calidris bairdii) | Early south 4-24 Watonwan RJ, Lincoln BL, Lac qui Parle SC, HK, 5-4 Nicollet MF; early north 4-25 Otter Winter 1982 Tail SDM, 5-1 Douglas AB; late north 5-26 Pennington | ||||
| Least Sandpiper (Calidris minutilla) | Early south Lac qui Parle 4-24 HK, 4-25 BL, 5-6 CMB, 4-30 Nicollet JCF, 5-2 Wabasha DWM; early north 5-3 Otter Tail SDM, 5-9 St. Louis KE, 5-12 Aitkin WN, 5-13 Marshall ANWR; late north 5-21 Lake of the Woods TW, 5-22 St. Louis MH, LW, Pennington 5-26 KSS, 5-29 JSP. Dun lin Early south 4-24 Lac qui Parle SC, 5-6 Wabasha DWM, 5-7 Nicollet JCF, 5-10 Lyon HK; early north 4-17 St. Louis KE, 4-30 Otter Tail SDM, 5-1 SS, 5-10 Aitkin TS; late south -!"~2=/t!'.'abasha DGW; late north 5-24, 5-2'# 30 Lake of the Woods TW, 5-26 Polk KSS, 5-29 Pennington JSP. | ||||
| White-rumped Sandpiper (Calidris fuscicollis) | Early south 4-24 Lac qui Parle HK, 4-30 Hennepin ES, 5-8 Olmsted JEB, 5-9 Washington DGW; early north 5-16 Duluth KE, TL, 5-17 Pennington KSS, 5-20 Carlton DB; late south 5-29 Rams. ey KL; late north 5-27 Duluth, FL, 5-30 Clearwater RJ, 5-31 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Buff-breasted Sandpiper (Calidris subruficollis) | Only report-5-15 Jackson RJ, HK. | ||||
| Pectoral Sandpiper (Calidris melanotos) | Early south 4-15 Lyon HK, 4-16 Wabasha DWM; early north 4-22 Otter Tail SDM, 4-29 Aitkin JB, WN; late south 5-16 Cottonwood CMB, Rice KJ, 5-18 Nobles GS; late north 5-13 Marshall ANWR, 5-29 Pennington JSP. | ||||
| Semipalmated Sandpiper (Calidris pusilla) | Early south 4-24 Lincoln BL, Lac qui Parle 4-24 SC, HK, 5-2 AB, 4-30 Nicollet JCF, 5-4 Olmsted BE; early north 4-30 Otter Tail SDM, 5-8 Red Lake AS, 5-12 Aitkin JB, WN, 5-13 Marshall ANWR; late south 5-19 Lac qui Parle GS, 5-22 Wabasha DGW; late north 5-25 Pennington KSS, St. Louis 5-26 KE, 5-29 MH, 5-31 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| WESTERN SANDPIPER (Calidris mauri) | 4-24 Lac qui Parle HK, 5-2 Olmsted BE, 5-14 icolle JCF, 5-15 Traverse KL, 5-1 enmngton KSS -all reports. | ||||
| Short-billed Dowitcher (Limnodromus griseus) | Early south 4-24 Lincoln BL, 4-29 Rice KJ, Lac qui Parle 5-2 AB, 5-6 CMB, 5-8 Scott RJ, Martin EB/ K; early north 5-12 · B, 5-13 St. Louis TL, Marshall ANWR, 5-14 Duluth JG; late south 5-16 Meeker OJ, Yellow Medicine GMB; late north 5-20 Duluth RJ, DB, 5-28 Aitkin WN, 5-30 Red Lake RJ. | ||||
| Long-billed Dowitcher (Limnodromus scolopaceus) | Early south Lac qui Parle 4-25 SC, 5-2 AB, Nicollet 4-30 JCF, 5-4 MF, 5-2 Wabasha DWM; early north 4-25 Otter Tail GMO, 4-29 Aitkin WN; late south Yellow Medicine 5-16 CMB, 5-18 HK; late north 5-12 Otter Tail SDM, 4-25 Steele EK sp.? 4-30 Aitkin JB sp.? | ||||
| American Woodcock (Scolopax minor) | Early south 3-21 Houston FL and Washington DS, 3-22 Le Sueur HC; early north 3-28 Mille Lacs CFI KB, 3-29 Otter Tail SDM, 4-1 St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Wilson's Snipe (Gallinago delicata) | Early south 3-28 Redwood LJF, 4-1 Dakota JC, 4-2 Nicollet JCF and Wright RH; early north 4-2 Douglas KL, 4-12 Pennington KSS, 4-13 Otter Tail SDM. Whim brei 5-20 Duluth (8) KE. | ||||
| Spotted Sandpiper (Actitis macularius) | Early south 4-4 Stearns NH, 4-21 Lyon HK, 4-27 Mower RRK; early north 4-15 Pennington KSS, 4-30 Aitkin TS, 5-1 Carlton LW and St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Solitary Sandpiper (Tringa solitaria) | Early south 4-24 Big Stone HK, 4-25 Houston FL, JPI AM; early north 4-30 Aitkin TS and Otter Tail SDM; late south 5-14 Nicollet JCF, 5-22 Olmsted BE; late north 5-17 Lake SW / MS, 5-18 St. Louis JG. | ||||
| Lesser Yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes) | Early south 3-31 Blue Earth JCF, 4-1 Rock KL; early north 4-2 Otter Tail GMO, 4-12 Polk. KSS; late south 5-13 Hennepin OJ, 5-14 Nicollet JCF and Olmsted BE; late north 5-26 · TDS, 5-28 Cook KMH. | ||||
| Willet (Tringa semipalmata) | Early south 4-24 Jackson BL wood KJS 4-25 Lac qui Parle SC; early nortfi 5-Ajtkjn WN, 5-8 Duluth JG, TL, Marshall ANWR and Ottar Tail GMO. | ||||
| Greater Yellowlegs (Tringa melanoleuca) | Early south 3-31 Redwood KJ, 4-7 Blue Earth JCF; early north 4-12 Polk KSS, 4-13 Otter Tail SDM; late south 5-29 Washington DS; late north 5-20 Carlton DB, 5-28 Cook MKH. | ||||
| Wilson's Phalarope (Phalaropus tricolor) | All reports -5-10 Lyon HK, Marshall 5-24 ANWR, 5-28 JSP, 5-28 Nicollet JCF, Carlton RJ, 5-30 Red Lake RJ. | ||||
| Jaegers | |||||
| POMARINE JAEGER (Stercorarius pomarinus) | 5/20 Duluth RJ, DB, R. Ruhme, R. Glassel, 5/22 Duluth MH sp.? | ||||
| Gulls, Terns | |||||
| BLACK-LEGGED KITTIWAKE (Rissa tridactyla) | 5-27 Park Point, Duluth KE, FL, SDM (1-2nd yr), 5-28 Duluth RJ, MH, 5-30 Duluth KE. See Notes of Interest, THE LOON, Vol. 54, No. 3, p. 190. | ||||
| Bonaparte's Gull (Chroicocephalus philadelphia) | Early south 4-14 Hennepin AB, 4-17 Kandiyohi RJ, Lyon HK, 4-19 Wabasha DWM; early north 4-12 Pennington KSS, 4-16 Marshall ANWR, 4-17 Otter Tail SDM, 4-22 St. Louis TL; late south 4-30 Wabasha DWM, 5-18 Anoka SC; late north St. Louis 5-20 DB, 5-22 OJ, FL, 5-23 Lake of the Woods TW, 5-28 St. Louis AB. | ||||
| LITTLE GULL (Hydrocoloeus minutus) | 5-19 Park Point, Duluth KE (2). | ||||
| LAUGHING GULL (Leucophaeus atricilla) | 5-18 to 21 Duluth KE (1 ad), 5-21 JB. | ||||
| Franklin's Gull (Leucophaeus pipixcan) | Early south 3-21, 4-4 Dakota ES, 331 Blue Earth JCF, Redwood 3-31 RJ, 4-13 LJF, 4-15 Lyon HK; early north 3-29 Otter Tail SDM, 4-12 Pennington KSS, Marshall 4-12 ANWR, 4-17 JSP. | ||||
| Ring-billed Gull (Larus delawarensis) | Reported from 22 south and 22 north counties. | ||||
| Iceland Gull (Thayer's) (Larus g. thayeri) | Only report-5-15 Duluth JG. | ||||
| Caspian Tern (Hydroprogne caspia) | Early south 4-25 Stearns NH, Hennepin 4-27 DB, 4-28 ES; early north 5-2 St. Louis KE, 5-3 Beltrami AS, 5-4 Lake of the Woods TW; late south 5-27 Hennepin ES, 5-29 Blue Earth MF, 530 Ramsey KL 90, 5-31 Washington DS, Ramsey BL 90; late north 5-30 Cass KSS, Hubbard TCS, 5-31 Lake of the Woods TW, Douslas RH. | ||||
| Black Tern (Chlidonias niger) | Early south 4-30 Olmsted JEB, 5-1 Mower RRK, 5-5 Ramsey RH, Hennepin ES, 5-7 Nicollet JCF; early north 5-9 Douglas SDM, Beltrami 5-13 AS, 5-14 JSP, 5-14 Lake of the Woods TW, 5-15 Hubbard HJF, Pennington KSS. | ||||
| Common Tern (Sterna hirundo) | Early souht 4-14 Washington KM, 4-20 Hennepin VL, 4-23 Wabasha DWM, 4-27 Olmsted JEB, 4-29 L on HK; early north 5-1 Dou las, u bard DJ, St. Louis 5-4, -KE, JG, LW. | ||||
| Forster's Tern (Sterna forsteri) | Early south Hennepin 4-14 AB, VL, Anoka SC, Lyon HK, 4-15 Hennepin RJ, 4-16 Nicollet JCF, Houston JPI AM; early north 4-18 Grant SDM, 4-24 Mille Lacs AB, 4-28 Marshall ANWR, 5-4 Beltrami JSP. | ||||
| Loons | |||||
| Red-throated Loon (Gavia stellata) | 5-18 Duluth KE, others, 5-24 Duluth JD (5), 5-28 Cook SDM. | ||||
| Common Loon (Gavia immer) | Early south 4-2 Rice KJ, 4-6 Washington TBB, 4-12 Mower RRK; early north 4-15 Otter Tail SDM, 4-17 Aitkin WN and Hubbard DJ, 4-18 Cass KSS. | ||||
| Cormorants | |||||
| Double-crested Cormorant (Nannopterum auritum) | Early south 4-1 Daktoa SC, Lac qui Parle KL, 4-2 Rice KJ; early north 4-11 Otter Tail SDM, 4-13 Beltrami AS, 4-14 Polk MH. | ||||
| Pelicans | |||||
| American White Pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) | Early south 4-1 Big Stone KL, 4-4 Rice RJ, 4-7 Lac qui Parle CMB; early north 4-11 Otter Tail SDM, 4-14 Marshall ANWR, 4-16 Pennington KSS. | ||||
| Bitterns, Herons, Egrets, Night-Herons | |||||
| Least Bittern (Botaurus exilis) | 5-10 Olmsted JEB, 5-15 Martin EB/ K, 5-20 Blue Earth MF, 5-27 Goodhue BL. | ||||
| American Bittern (Botaurus lentiginosus) | Early south 4-11 Houston JPI AM, 4-21 Rice KJ, 4-24 Jackson BL; early north 4-18 Aitkin WN, 4-23 Mille Lacs CF / KB, 4-27 Marshall ANWR and St. Louis KE. ; | ||||
| TRICOLORED HERON (Egretta tricolor) | 4-20, 21 Becker JP, J. Mittleholtz. Louisiana Heron, 20 May.1982, Osage, Becker Co. -photo by JeH Mittelholtz | ||||
| Snowy Egret (Egretta thula) | 4-24 Lac qui Parle HK, 4-25 Big Stone BL. | ||||
| Yellow-crowned Night Heron (Nyctanassa violacea) | 5-8 Scott RJ. | ||||
| Black-crowned Night Heron (Nycticorax nycticorax) | Early south 4-9 Ramsey RH, 4-13 Hennepin SC, 4-15 Washington TBE; early north 4-13 Marshall ANWR, 4-24 Otter Tail SDM, 5-2 Duluth KE. | ||||
| Green Heron (Butorides virescens) | Early south 4-11 Dakota BE and Hennepin VL, 4-19 Olmsted JEB, 4-22 Mower RRK; early north 4-29 Mille Lacs CF / KB, 5-5 St. Louis TL, 5-7 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Great Egret (Ardea alba) | Early south 3-29 Houston FL, 4-1 Dakota SC, 4-2 Nicollet JCF, Ramsey BL and Rice KJ; early north 3-29 Otter Tail SDM, 4-12 Crow Wing JB, 4-13 Marshall ANWR. | ||||
| Western Cattle-Egret (Ardea ibis) | 4-19 Olmsted BE, 4-25 Dakota JD, 5-6 Marshall ANWR, 5-15, 16 Cottonwood CMB, DB, OJ, 5-17 Houston FL, 5-23 Houston KE, RJ and Scott (no dates) WL. | ||||
| Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias) | Early south 3-13 Dodge RJ, 3-14 Anoka KL, 3-15 Stearns NH; early north 3-16 Otter Tail GMO, SDM, 3-23 Hubbard BM and St. Louis KE. | ||||
| New World Vultures | |||||
| Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura) | 3-26 Goodhue AB, DGW, 3-27 Lac qui Parle HK, 3-31 Goodhue BL; early north 4-4 St. Louis D. Green, 4-7 Beltrami JC, 4-11 Crow Wing TS. | ||||
| Osprey | |||||
| Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) | Early south 3-28 Cottonwood LAF, Winter 1982 4-13 Mower RRK and Ramsey RH; early north 3-23 Hubbard DJ 3-28 Otter Tail SDM, 3-15 Aitkin WN'. | ||||
| Kites, Accipiters, Hawks, Eagles | |||||
| Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) | 3-6 Marshall KSS. | ||||
| Northern Harrier (Circus hudsonius) | Early south 3-14 Olmsted JEB 3-15 Renville FKS, 3-16 Blue Earth ' JCF· early north 3-3 Marshall ANWR, 3-14 Otter Tail GMO and Wilkin SDM. | ||||
| Sharp-shinned Hawk (Accipiter striatus) | Early south 3-2 Wabasha DWM, 3-5 Le Sueur HC and Ramsey RJ; early north 3-28 Isanti OJ and Otter Tail SDM, 3-31 St. Louis Koni Sundquist. | ||||
| Cooper's Hawk (Accipiter cooperii) | Early south 3-27 Stearns SE, 3-28 Hennepin ES, 4-9 Hennepin OJ and Houston JP1AM; early north 4-3 Crow Wing JB, 4-11 Otter Tail SDM, 4-12 Hubbard DJ. | ||||
| American Goshawk (Accipiter atricapillus) | Late south 4-9 Anoka OJ, Scott DJ, 4-28 Wabasha DMW, 5-15 Goodhue AB. | ||||
| Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) | Reported from 27 counties. Peak 3-26 Wabasha DGW (13A, 20I). Nesting reported 3-6 Houston FL. | ||||
| Red-shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus) | Early south 3-26 Dakota AB, Goodhue DGW, 3-27 Anoka SC; early north 3-27 Aitkin WN, 3-28 Crow Wing JB, 3-31 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Broad-winged Hawk (Buteo platypterus) | Early south 3-27 Lyon HK, 4-14 Blue Earth MF, 4-17 Rice KJ, Washington KM, DGW; early north 4-6 Mille Lacs CF / KB, 4-15 Crow Wing SE, 4-24 Clearwater JSP, Cook MKH and St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Swainson's Hawk (Buteo swainsoni) | Early south 4-7 Lac qui Parle CMB, 4-12 Mower RRK, 4-16 Olmsted JEB, BE; early north 5-2 Red Lake RJ, 5-15 Chippewa KL, 5-17 Marshall KSS. | ||||
| Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) | Permanent resident south; early north 3-1 Clay LCF, 3-21 Otter Tail SDM, 3-26 Mille Lacs CF / KB and St. Louis KE. Reported from 13 counties north, 24 south. | ||||
| Rough-legged Hawk (Buteo lagopus) | Late south 4-11 Houston JPI AM, 4-16 Anoka DS, 5-8 Winona FL; late north 4-27 Pennington KSS 4-28 Crow Wing DJ, 5-6 Beltrami JC. ' | ||||
| FERRUGINOUS HAWK (Buteo regalis) | 4-17 Chippewa KL, 4-24 Big Stone HK, 5-7 Marshall JM, 4-15 Cottonwood many obs. | ||||
| Screech-Owls, Owls | |||||
| Eastern Screech-Owl (Megascops asio) | Permanent resident reported from Hennepin, Houston, Jackson, Lyon, Martin, Rock, Washington and Crow Wing counties. | ||||
| Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus) | Permanent resident reported from 24 south and 15 north counties. | ||||
| Snowy Owl (Bubo scandiacus) | 5-16 St. Louis S. Berdie. | ||||
| Northern Hawk Owl (Surnia ulula) | 4-8,11 Duluth J. Eaton. Burrowing· Owl 5-6 Lac qui Parle CMB. | ||||
| Barred Owl (Strix varia) | Permanent resident reported from 19 south and nine north counties. Great Gray Owl ? 3-4 Beltrami DJ, 3-23, 5-24 Hub1:,ard JC, St. Louis 4-14 R. Fields fide JG, 5-22 AE, 5-26 fide KE, 5-29 D. Zumeta, 5-20 Roseau KE -all reports. | ||||
| Long-eared Owl (Asio otus) | 4-21 Hennepin AB, 4-26 Otter Tail SDM, 4-28 Lyon HK, 5-15 Cook MKH -all reports. | ||||
| Short-eared Owl (Asio flammeus) | All reports: 3-24 Fillmore RJ, 3-31 St. Louis M/ D Evans fide KE, 3-31 Lyon HK, 4-24 KSS, 5-1,2 R.J, Red Lake, 4-25 Marshall ANWR, 5-8 Polk MH. | ||||
| Boreal Owl (Aegolius funereus) | 3-18 St. Louis AE, 3-19 row Wi G Kvale fide JG, Cook 3-19, 4-H, 4-6,11 SL, 3-7 to 4-11 Cook m.ob. From 3-3 to 4-10 a total of 24 were found on the North Shore (most dead or starving). On 5-3,6 a nest and three eggs were found; they hatched 5-24 to 26 and were gone by 6-3. | ||||
| Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) | South: 3-2, 4-17 Houston JP/ AM, 3-6 Olmsted BE, 3-31 Stearns NH; north: St. Louis 3-6 to 14 fide KE, 3-22M. Carr fide KE, 3-31 Aitkin WN, 4-8 Beltrami AS, Cook 4-10 MH, 4-15 MKH, 5-27 Hubbard DJ -all reports. | ||||
| Kingfishers | |||||
| Belted Kingfisher (Megaceryle alcyon) | Some over-winter mostly in south counties; early north 3-29 Otter Tail SDM, 4-2 Marshall ANWR, 4-3 Mille Lacs CF I KB, Hubbard DJ. | ||||
| Woodpeckers | |||||
| Red-headed Woodpecker (Melanerpes erythrocephalus) | Early north 4-28 Otter Tail SDM 5-8 Aitkin WN, Pennington KSS, 5-9 bay LCF, Cook SL, 5-10 Becker DJ, Beltrami JSP. Reported from 10 other northern counties and 25 south counties. | ||||
| Red-bellied Woodpecker (Melanerpes carolinus) | 5-5 Cook KE, m.ob., 5-12 Otter Tail SDM, 5-31 Douglas RH; reported from 25 south counties. | ||||
| Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius) | Early south 4-1 Martin EBI K, 4-2 Hennepin ES, Nicollet JCF, Anoka BH, 4-3 Mower RRK, Olmsted JEB, Blue Earth MF, Rice KJ; early north St. Louis 4-2 KE, 4-6 LW, 4-3 Aitkin WN, 4-13 Mille Lacs CF I KB. | ||||
| American Three-toed Woodpecker (Picoides dorsalis) | All reports-3-13 Washington JD, 3-18 St. Louis BLG, 5-3, 12 Cook MKH, 5-25 Tofte JD. | ||||
| Black-backed Woodpecker (Picoides arcticus) | All reports-3-3 St. Louis JG, 3-3, 4-5,7, 5-8 Lake SWI MS, 4-14 Cook SL, 4-23 St. Louis AE, 5-15 Cook US Forest Service; resident Cook MKH. | ||||
| Downy Woodpecker (Dryobates pubescens) | Permanent resident reported from 28 south and 14 north counties. | ||||
| Hairy Woodpecker (Dryobates villosus) | Permanent resident reported from 23 south and 20 north counties. | ||||
| Northern Flicker (Colaptes auratus) | Early north 3-10 St. Louis K. Sundquist fide KE (probably overwintered), 3-28 Otter Tail SDM, 3-30 Lake SWI MS. Reported from 14 other north counties and 32 south counties. | ||||
| Pileated Woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) | Reported from 20 south and 14 north counties. | ||||
| Caracaras, Falcons | |||||
| American Kestrel (Falco sparverius) | Early north 3-4 Otter Tail GMO 3-14 Wilkin SDM, 3-19 Clay LCF. ' | ||||
| Merlin (Falco columbarius) | Early south 3-28 Stearns NH, 3-31 Hennepin RH; early north 3-28 Crow Wing JB, 4-16 Clay LCF, 4-23 Lake KL. | ||||
| GYRFALCON (Falco rusticolus) | Overwintered, last seen 3-21 Duluth M. & D. Evans. | ||||
| Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus) | Early south 4-5 Ramsey KL; early north 4-28 Crow Wing fide KE, 4-29 Marshall ANWR, 5-3 Otter Tail SDM; late south 5-25 Washington BL. | ||||
| Prairie Falcon (Falco mexicanus) | 3-14 Wilkin SDM, 5-16 Cottonwood HK. | ||||
| Flycatchers | |||||
| Great Crested Flycatcher (Myiarchus crinitus) | Early south 5-6 Dakota HK, Hennepin 5-7 DB, 5-8 SE, 5-8 Scott RJ, Goodhue BDC, Washington WL, Winona FL; early north 5-5 Pennington KSS, 5-13 Becker EHI SS, Aitkin TCS, Morrison NH. Eastern. Phoebe Early south 3-24 Fillmore RJ, 3-26 Wabasha DGW, 3-29 Mower RRK, 3-31 Washington BL; early north 4-1 Crow Wing JB, 4-2 Lake of the Woods TW, 4-3 Hubbard DJ, 4-4 Crow Wing TS, Beltrami JSP, Mille Lacs CF / KB. | ||||
| Western Kingbird (Tyrannus verticalis) | All reports -5-8 Cass KL, Morrison NH, Pennington ANWR, 5-9 Stearns CM, 5-12 Otter Tail SDM, 5-15 Polk KSS, 5-17 Becker EHI SS, Clay LCF, 5-18 Rock GS, 5-20 Redwood LJF, 5-21 Roseau GS, 5-22 Pine OJ, 5-30 Anoka SC. | ||||
| Eastern Kingbird (Tyrannus tyrannus) | Early south 4-11 Le Sueur JD, 5-2 Olmsted BE, 5-4 Houston EMF, 5-7 Washington TBB; early north 5-6 Becker DJ, 5-8 Aitkin WN, 5-9 Beltrami AS, JSP, 5-10 St. Louis LW. | ||||
| Olive-sided Flycatcher (Contopus cooperi) | Early south Hennepin 5-6 SC, DB, 5-9 ES, SDM, BDC, 5-7 Nicollet JCF, 5-10 Olmsted BE; early north 5-13 Morrison NH, 5-14 St. Louis LW, 5-17 Lake SW / MS, 5-18 Clay LCF; late south 5-26 Ramsey SC, 5-28 Houston EMF, Hennepin ES, 5-31 Anoka JLH. | ||||
| Eastern Wood-Pewee (Contopus virens) | Early south Washington 5-1 KM, 5-5 DS, 5-9 Houston JPI AM, 5-10 Lyon Winter 1982 HK; early north 5-14 Crow Wing GS, Mille Lacs CF / KB, 5-16 Otter Tail SDM, St. Louis 5-16 TL, 5-18 KE. | ||||
| Yellow-bellied Flycatcher (Empidonax flaviventris) | All reports -Hennepin 5-10 OJ, 5-11 AB, VL, 5-17 SC, 5-22 DB; St. Louis 5-15 TL, LW, 5-20 BLG, 5-25 KE; 5-15 Jackson ES, 5-16..Jrurray HK, Cottonwood JEB, 5-19-crowC:Wmg JB, 5-20 Lake SW / MS, Dakota JD, Renville FKS, 5-_ dwood LJF, 5-28 Lac qui Parle AFE, 5-29 as ington DS, 5-30 Cook MKH. | ||||
| Acadian Flycatcher (Empidonax virescens) | 5-27 Houston BL, 5-30 Beaver Creek Park FL -all reports. | ||||
| Alder Flycatcher (Empidonax alnorum) | Hennepin 5-5 ES, 5-17 SC, 5-19 DB, 5-8 o MH, Clay 5-11 LCF, 5-24 KL, 5-12 Lyon HK, St. Louis 5-14 JG, 5-15 KE, LW, 5-25 SDM, 5-20 Marshall ANWR, 5-22 Olmsted JEB, Cook 5-22 FL, 5-26 MKH, 5-23 Houston RJ, 5-27 Anoka JLH, Hennepin ES, 5-29 Stearns NH, 5-30 Lac qui Parle CMB -all reports. | ||||
| Willow Flycatcher (Empidonax traillii) | 5-13 Lac qui Parle CMB, Houston 5-16 EMF, 5-23 RJ, Dakota 5-18 SC, 5-19 JD, 5-23 Rice KJ, Martin EB/ K -all reports. | ||||
| Least Flycatcher (Empidonax minimus) | Early south Hennepin 4-21 RH, 5-4 DB, 5-5 ES, 5-6 VL, 5-4 Nicollet MF, 5-5 Stearns SE, Washington DMB; early north 5-10 Pennington KSS, Clay LCF, 5-11 St. Louis KE, Lake SW / MS, Mille Lacs CF / KB, 5-12 Otter Tail SDM, Hubbard BM, Beltrami JC, Marshall ANWR. ; | ||||
| Say's Phoebe (Sayornis saya) | 5-22 Blue Mounds State Park, Rock Co. N. DeKam -only report. See Notes of Interest, THE LOON, Vol. 54, No. 3, p. 188. | ||||
| Vireos | |||||
| White-eyed Vireo (Vireo griseus) | 5-15 through 5-23 Houston EMF, FL, RJ. | ||||
| Bell's Vireo (Vireo bellii) | Four reports: 5-17 Winona GS, 5-22 Wabasha DGW, 5-23 Wabasha DWM, 5-27 Wabasha and Goodhue BL. | ||||
| Yellow-throated Vireo (Vireo flavifrons) | Early south 5-7 Wabasha DWM, 5-9 Goodhue DGW, Hennepin DB, SDM, ES, 5-11 Hennepin SC, Houston EMF, Mower RRK; early north 5-10 Mille Lacs CF/ KB, 5-15 Morrison GS, 5-17 Marshall ANWR. | ||||
| Blue-headed Vireo (Vireo solitarius) | Early south 5-3 Olmsted JEB, 5-4 Mower RRK, 5-5 Hennepin SC, ES; early north 5-9 Polk MH, 5-10 Clay LCF, Crow Wing JB, 5-11 Cook MKH, Lake SW/ MS, St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Philadelphia Vireo (Vireo philadelphicus) | Early south 5-8 Nicollet MF, 5-9 Hennepin SDM, Lac qui Parle CMB, 5-11 Dakota JD; early north 5-9 Polk MH, 5-10 Crow Wing JB, 5-14 St. Louis JG. | ||||
| Warbling Vireo (Vireo gilvus) | Early south 5-4 Hennepin SC, 5-5 Hennepin AB, DB, RJ, Stearns SE, 5-6 Hennepin ES, Lyon HK; early north 5-9 St. Louis AE, 5-10 Aitkin TCS, 5-11 St. Louis KE, TL. | ||||
| Red-eyed Vireo (Vireo olivaceus) | Early south 5-8 Hennepin DB, SE, OJ, 5-9 Blue Earth JCF, 5-10 Ramsey RJ, Redwood LJF; early north 5-10 Mille Lacs CF / KB, 5-11 Lake SW / MS, 5-15 Beltrami AS. | ||||
| Shrikes | |||||
| Loggerhead Shrike (Lanius ludovicianus) | Early south 3-27 Faribault RJ, Olmsted JEB, 3-30 Stearns NH, 4-2..B.al:l:l.RH; early north 4-9 Mille Lacs DJ, 4-18 Grant SDM. Starling Permanent resident reported from 40 counties south and 27 counties north. | ||||
| Northern Shrike (Lanius borealis) | Late south 4-10 Anoka KL, Washington AB, 4-17 Rice KJ; late north 4-20 St. Louis KE, 4-25 Cook MKH. | ||||
| Jays, Nutcrackers, Magpies, Crows | |||||
| Canada Jay (Perisoreus canadensis) | Permanent resident reported from Beltrami, Cook, Hubbard, Itasca, Lake, Marshall and St. Louis counties. | ||||
| Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) | Permanent resident reported from 33 south and 28 north counties. | ||||
| Black-billed Magpie (Pica hudsonia) | Present entire period from Polk and Marshall KSS. 3-3 Beltrami DJ, 3-10 Polk MH, 3-15 Hubbard DJ, 4-17 Marshall JSP, 5-1,2,30 Red Lake (nest) RJ, 5-16 Marshall KL, Roseau 5-21 GS, 522 AB -all reports. | ||||
| American Crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos) | Permanent resident reported from 45 south and 27 north counties. | ||||
| Common Raven (Corvus corax) | Reported from 13 north counties and 3-26 · B. | ||||
| Chickadees, Titmice | |||||
| Black-capped Chickadee (Poecile atricapillus) | Permanent resident reported from 32 south and 15 north counties. | ||||
| Boreal Chickadee (Poecile hudsonicus) | Present entire period Cook MKH, SL, Lake SW/ MS, St. Louis TW, 3-27 Duluth TL, 4-10 St. Louis KE, MHall reports. | ||||
| Tufted Titmouse (Baeolophus bicolor) | 3-1 to 5-31 Houston EMF (2-4), 3-6 Houston FL (2) -only reports. | ||||
| Larks | |||||
| Horned Lark (Eremophila alpestris) | Reported seen in 79 counties KL. | ||||
| Martins, Swallows | |||||
| Bank Swallow (Riparia riparia) | Early south 4-12 Olmsted JEB, 4-18 Winona AB, 4-24 Brown RJ, Hennepin DB, 4-25 Lyon HK, 4-28 Ramsey RH; early north 5-1 Carlton LW, 5-3 Otter Tail SDM, 5-7 Morrison AB, 5-8 Polk MH, 5-9 St. Louis KE, Crow Wirrg JB. | ||||
| Tree Swallow (Tachycineta bicolor) | Early south Anoka 3-21 KL, 4-9 OJ, 3-30 Wabasha DWM, 3-31 Dakota BL, 4-2 Ramsey RH, 4-8 Washington DS; early north 4-3 Crow Wing JB, 4-9 Itasca TL, 4-12 Beltrami JSP, 4-14 St. Louis KE, Crow Wing SE. | ||||
| Northern Rough-winged Swallow (Stelgidopteryx serripennis) | Early south 4-15 Houston EMF, 4-16 Olmsted BE, 4-17 Rice KJ, 4-21 Hennepin SC, RH, 4-22 Ramsey BL, BDC; early north 4-14 Otter Tail SDM, 4-24 Mille Lacs AB, 4-28 St. Louis KE, JG, 5-1 Carlton LW. · | ||||
| Purple Martin (Progne subis) | Early south 4-1 Olmsted JEB, 4-4 Rice RJ, 4-10 Stearns NH, 4-13 Wabasha DWM, Lyon HK; early north 4-13 Pennington KSS, 4-14 Otter Tail SDM, Crow Wing 4-14 SE, 4-15 TS, 4-15 Beltrami AS, JSP, 4-16 Aitkin JB, 4-18 Clay LCF. | ||||
| Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica) | Early south 3-31 Anoka KL, 4-16 Nicollet JCF, 4-17 Rice KJ, Redwood LJF, 4-18 Winona AB, Lac qui Parle CMB, 4-19 Lyon HK, 4-21 Mower RRK, Hennepin SC; early north. 4-18 Otter Tail SDM, 4-24 Mille Lacs AB, 4-25 Cook MKH, 4-27 St. Louis KE, Pennington KSS. Cliff Swallow _ Early south 4-25 Big Stone BL, 4~28 Lyon HK, Stearns 5-5 NH, 5-6 SE; early north 4-24 Beltrami JSP, Otter Tail SDM, 4-26 Marshall ANWR, St. Louis 4-27 KE, 4-30 JG, 4-27 Pennington KSS, ·5-1 Clay RJ, Lake of the Woods TW. | ||||
| Kinglets | |||||
| Ruby-crowned Kinglet (Corthylio calendula) | Early south 3-27 Faribault RJ, 3-31 Mower RRK, Hennepin SC, 4-1 Lac qui Parle AFE, 4-2 Rice KJ, Nicollet JCF; early north 4-2 Beltrami JSP, 4-4 Marshall ANWR; late south Hennepin 5-19 OJ, 5-21 SC, 5-20 Wabasha DWM. | ||||
| Waxwings | |||||
| Bohemian Waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus) | All reports -Pennington 3-9, 4-8 KSS, Otter Tail 3-13, 3-23, 4-5 SDM, 3-22 Marshall ANWR, 4-9 Beltrami JSP, St. Louis 3-27 TW, 4-2 LW, 4-7 KE, 4-19 TL. | ||||
| Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) | 51 reports from 18 south and 14 north counties. | ||||
| Nuthatches | |||||
| Red-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta canadensis) | Late south 5-10 Rice KJ, 5-12 Pope GS, 5-14 Hennepin OJ, SC. Reported from 12 other southern counties and as present entire period Wabasha WDM. Reported 12 north counties and present entire period Cook MKH, St. Louis JG. | ||||
| White-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta carolinensis) | Permanent resident reported from 27 south and 14 north counties. | ||||
| Creepers | |||||
| Brown Creeper (Certhia americana) | Early north 3-1 Clay LCF, 3-2 Beltrami JSP, 4-1 Becker EH/ SS; late south 5-12 Frontenac PF, 5-22 Cottonwood LAF. Reported from 21 south and 14 north counties. | ||||
| Wrens | |||||
| BEWICK'S WREN (Thryomanes bewickii) | Reported Ramsey 4-3 to 4-10 by m.ob. See Notes of Interest, THE LOON, Vol. 54, No.3, p. 186. | ||||
| Northern House Wren (Troglodytes aedon) | Early south 4-19 Houston EMF, 4-24 Washington TBB, 4-26 Hennepin SC, 4-28 Blue Earth MF; early north 5-1 Douglas RJ, 5-4 Otter Tail SDM, 5-5 Beltrami JSP, 5-7 Clay LCF, 5-8 Aitkin WN. | ||||
| Winter Wren (Troglodytes hiemalis) | Early south 4-3 Olmsted JEB, 4-6 Hennepin VL, SC, 4-9 Anoka BH, 4-10 Washington BL, Lyon HK, Rice KJ; early north 3-30 Otter Tail GMO, 4-1 Clay LCF, 4-2 Hubbard BM, 4-9 Beltrami AS; late south 4-17 Kandiyohi RJ, 4-21 Hennepin AB. | ||||
| Sedge Wren (Cistothorus stellaris) | arly south 5-6 Hennepin ES, 5-8 Rice KJ, Martin EB/ K, 5-11 Lac qui Parle CMB, 5-13 Olmsted JEB, 5-14 Nicollet JCF; early north 5-11 Otter Tail SDM, 5-15 Aitkin SC, 5-16 Clay LCF, Pennington KSS, 5-17 Marshall ANWR. | ||||
| Marsh Wren (Cistothorus palustris) | Early south 5-3 Lac qui Parle CMB, 5-7 Olmsted JEB, Goodhue DB, Hennepin 5-8 DGW, 5-9 RJ, ES, 5-8 Martin EK/ B, Anoka SC; early north 5-6 Marshall ANWR, 5-8 Red Lake AS, 5-16 Clay LCF, 5-17 Pennington KSS. | ||||
| Thrashers, Mockingbirds | |||||
| Gray Catbird (Dumetella carolinensis) | Early south 4-25 Blue Earth MF, 5-1 Olmsted JEB, 5-4 Hennepin VL, 5-5 Houston EMF; early north 5-10 Crow Wing JB, Mille Lacs CF / KB, Hubbard BM, 5-11 St. Louis KE, TL, 5-12 JG, 5-12 Beltrami AS, JSP. | ||||
| Brown Thrasher (Toxostoma rufum) | Early south 3-28 Olmsted BE, (wintering bird?), 4-7 Martin EB/ K, 4-18 Houston EMF, 4-20 Mower RRK, Hennepin 4-22 AB, 4-23 DB; early north 4-24 Otter Tail SDM, 4-26 Becker EHI SS, 5-1 Itasca TL, St. Louis KE, Lake SW / MS, 5-3 Mille Lacs CF I KB. | ||||
| Northern Mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos) | Reported by m.ob. 4-27 to 5-22 from the following counties: Cottonwood, Lac qui Parle and St. Louis. | ||||
| Thrushes | |||||
| Eastern Bluebird (Sialia sialis) | Early south 3-14 Murray HK, Mower RRK, 3-17 Houston EMF, 3-21 Dakota JD, 3-22 Wabasha BL, 3-23 DWM; early north 3-21 Otter Tail SDM, 3-30 Mille Lacs CF I KB, 4-2 Becker DJ, 4-6 St. Louis D. Evans, 4-7 Marshall ANWR. Reported from 19 south and 15 north counties. | ||||
| MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD (Sialia currucoides) | 3-17 Brown EBI K, 3-29 Otter Tail TS, SDM, 4-9 Carlton D. Dart, Lyon HK -all reports. | ||||
| Townsend's Solitaire (Myadestes townsendi) | 4-14 Mankato D. Paulson. See Notes of Interest, THE LOON, Vol. 54, No.3, p. 191. Blue-gra,y Gnatcatcher Reported from a total of 14 south counties; early dates, 4-25 Houston EMF, JPI AM, Dakota JD, Rice KJ, 4-29 Washington BL, Hennepin 5-2 OJ, 5-5 ES, SC, 5-6 RJ, AB, Stearns SE, 5-9 Scott SDM (nesting). Golden-crGwned Kinglet Early north 4-1 Becker EH/ SS, 4-2 Beltrami JSP, 4-4 St. Louis KE, LW, Clay LCF, Mille Lacs CF I KB, Marshall ANWR; late south 4-18 Hennepin OJ, Dakota JD, 4-19 Renville FKS, 5-11 Nicollet MF. | ||||
| Veery (Catharus fuscescens) | Early south Hennepin 5-5 SC, 5-6 AB, DB, 5-7 Lyon HK, Olmsted JEB, 5-8 Anoka JLH; early north 5-8 Clearwater AB, 5-9 St. Louis LW, 5-10 Mille Lacs CF/ KB, 5-13 Lake SWI MS, Todd GS, Crow Wing JB. | ||||
| Gray-cheeked Thrush (Catharus minimus) | Early south 4-21 Wabasha DWM, 5-2 Anoka JLH, 5-4 Mower RRK, Stearns SE; early north 5-8 Cass KL, Marshall MH, 5-9 t. AS, 5-10 Clay LCF; late south -0 Hennepin Winter 1982 SC, 5-22 Olmsted BE, 5-29 Washington DS; late north 5-26 Cass JSP. | ||||
| Swainson's Thrush (Catharus ustulatus) | Early south 4-4 Olmsted BE (good details), 5-2 Anoka JLH, 5-3 Stearns SE, 5-4 Mower RRK, Hennepin SC; early north 4-18 Pine KSS, St. Louis 4-22 TL, 4-25 LW, 5-4 Polk MH; late south 5-21 Wabasha DWM, Hennepin SC, 5-27 Cottonwood LAF. | ||||
| Hermit Thrush (Catharus guttatus) | Early south 4-4 Anoka KL, Hennepin ES, 4-9 Olmsted JEB, 4-10 Goodhue BL, Washington TBB, 4-11 Houston JPI AM, 4-12 LeSueur EK; early north 3-31 Otter Tail SDM, 4-2 Crow Wing JB, Beltrami JSP, 4-4 Marshall ANWR, St. Louis D. Green, 4-16 St. Louis JG; late south 5-6 Blue Earth MF, 5-9 Houston JPI AM, 5-14 Olmsted BE. | ||||
| Wood Thrush (Hylocichla mustelina) | Early south 4-11 Blue Earth MF, 5-6 Houston EMF, 5-8 Winona FL, Rice KJ, 5-9 Olmsted JEB; early north 5-10 Becker EH/ SS, 5-11 Mille Lacs CF / KB, 5-12 Otter Tail SDM, St. Louis 5-14 TL, 5-15 JG, 5-16 KE. | ||||
| American Robin (Turdus migratorius) | Early south 3-1 Lyon HK, Hennepin SC (probably overwintering birds), 3-6 Houston FL, 3-7 JPI AM; early north 3-15 Hubbard DJ, 3-17 Otter Tail SDM, 3-24 Mille Lacs CF / KB. Reported from 41 south and 33 north counties. | ||||
| Old World Sparrows | |||||
| House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) | Reported from 59 counties throughout the state. | ||||
| Pipits | |||||
| American Pipit (Anthus rubescens) | All reports -Cottonwood 3-21 L. | ||||
| Finches | |||||
| Evening Grosbeak (Coccothraustes vespertinus) | Late south 4-26 Anoka BH, 4-30 Goodhue BL. | ||||
| Pine Grosbeak (Pinicola enucleator) | Late south 4-3.Washington GS; late north 4-5 Lake SM/ MS, 4~26 Itasca DB. Hoary Redpoll · Late south 4-15 Anoka (at feeder) SC; late north 4-23 Aitkin WN, 4-24 Lake SW / MS, 5-11 St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Purple Finch (Haemorhous purpureus) | Reported from 38 counties Uiroughout the state. | ||||
| Redpoll (Common) (Acanthis f. flammea) | Late south 4-22 Anoka JLH, Henne pin VL, 4-28 Washington DGW; late north 5-2 St. Louis JG, 5-6 St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Redpoll (Hoary) (Acanthis f. exilipes) | Late south 4-15 Anoka (at feeder) SC; late north 4-23 Aitkin WN, 4-24 Lake SW/ MS, 5-11 St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Red Crossbill (Loxia curvirostra) | One report south 5-9 Dakota JD; three reports north 3-28 Polk MH, 4-15 Hubbard HJF, 5-20 Beltrami JSP. | ||||
| White-winged Crossbill (Loxia leucoptera) | Five reports: 3-1 Marshall ANWR, 3-9 St. Louis TL, 3-20 Aitkin WN, 4-30 Martin EBK, 5-19 Blue Earth MF. | ||||
| Pine Siskin (Spinus pinus) | Reported from 19 counties south and 18 counties north. | ||||
| American Goldfinch (Spinus tristis) | Reported from 19 counties south and 14 counties north. | ||||
| Longspurs and Snow Buntings | |||||
| Lapland Longspur (Calcarius lapponicus) | Late south 4-11 Houston JP I AM,4-25 Lac Qui Parle SC; late north 5-20 St. Louis DB, RJ, 5-24 Lake of the Woods LW. | ||||
| CHESTNUT-COLLARED LONGSPUR (Calcarius ornatus) | Two reports: 5-15 Clay ANWR, 5-19Clay J. Herman. ; | ||||
| Snow Bunting (Plectrophenax nivalis) | Late north 5-5 Lake SW/MS, 5-9 Lake of the Woods LW. | ||||
| Towhees, Sparrows | |||||
| Grasshopper Sparrow (Ammodramus savannarum) | Early south 5-2 Washington TBB, 5-9 Goodhue DGW, 5-10 Stearns NH; early north 4-17 Otter Tail GMO, 5-24 Marshall KSS, 5-30 Red Lake RJ. | ||||
| Lark Sparrow (Chondestes grammacus) | Early south 4-25 Houston JP1AM 4-26 Sherburne EHI SS, 5-1 Anoka JLH; early north 5-19 Wilkin KSS, 5-23 Clay LCF, 5-31 B ltrami RJ. | ||||
| LARK BUNTING (Calamospiza melanocorys) | One report: 5-12 Lake USFS. | ||||
| Chipping Sparrow (Spizella passerina) | Early south 4-13 Anoka SE, 4-14 Washington TBB, 4-15 Dakota JD, Houston EMF, Washington WL; early north 4-9 Aitkin WN, 4-14 Lake of the Woods TW, 4-20 St. Louis TL. | ||||
| Clay-colored Sparrow (Spizella pallida) | Early south 4-27 Lyon HK, 5-1 Rice KJ, 5-2 Washington TBB; early north 4-24 Cass and Itasca AB, 4-30 Otter Tail SDM, 5-4 Clay LCF, Pennington KSS. | ||||
| Field Sparrow (Spizella pusilla) | Early south 3-27 Stearns SE, 4-2 Nicollet JCF, 4-7 Hennepin SC, VL; early north 4-17 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Fox Sparrow (Passerella iliaca) | Early south 3-24 Fillmore RJ, 3-29 Nicollet JCF, Olmsted JEB, 3-30 Hennepin RH; early north 3-30 Clay LCF,Otter Tail SDM, 4-2 Beltrami JSP, St.Louis KE, 4-3 Itasca TL, St. Louis fideJG; late south 5-1 Olmsted BE, 5-4 Houston EMF; late north 5-1 Cook MKH, 5-27 Clearwater M. Mason. | ||||
| Dark-eyed Junco (Junco hyemalis) | Late south 5-17 Ramsey RH, 5-22 Olmsted JEB. Tree Sparrow Late south 4-26 Hennepin SC, 4-27 Hennepin AB, VL, 5-1 Olmsted JEB; late north 4-29 Pennington KSS, St. Louis JG, 4-30 Cook MKH, Lake SWI MS, 5-1 Red Lake RJ, 5-5 Lake of the Woods TW. | ||||
| White-crowned Sparrow (Zonotrichia leucophrys) | Early south 4-17 Olmsted JEB, 4-23 Nicollet JCF, 4-25 Washington KM; early north 4-15 St. Louis LW, 4-24 St. Louis TL, 4-25 Cook SL; late south 5-22 Wabasha DGW, 5-23 Cottonwood LAF; late north 5-22 Lake of the Woods TW, 5-25 St. Louis SDM. | ||||
| Harris's Sparrow (Zonotrichia querula) | Early south 3-7 Lyon RJ (wintering bird), 4-27 Redwood LJF; early north 3-28 St. Louis fide JG (overwintered), 5-4 St. Louis KE, 5-6 Crow Wing JB, Marshall ANWR, Otter Tail SDM; late south 5-15 Cottonwood LAF, OJ, 5-17 Lac qui Parle AFE; late north 5-20 Polk GS, 5-24 Clay LCF. | ||||
| White-throated Sparrow (Zonotrichia albicollis) | Early south 4-4 Dakota RJ, 4-14Houston EMF, 4-16 LeSueur HC; early north 4-19 Crow Wing JB, 4-24 Carlton LW, Clay LCF, St. Louis JG, 4-25 Beltrami AS, St. Louis KE, BLG, TW; late south 5-20 Ramsey SC, 5-24 Hennepin ES. | ||||
| Vesper Sparrow (Pooecetes gramineus) | Early south 4-4 Le Sueur AB, 4-9 Houston JPI AM, 4-10 Mower RJ; early north 4-12 Otter Tail GMO, 4-13 Clay LCF, Otter Tail SDM, 4-17 Aitkin WN. | ||||
| LeConte's Sparrow (Ammospiza leconteii) | Early south 4-15 Olmsted JEB, 4-24 Martin EBK, 4-25 Lac qui Parle SC; early north 4-28 Marshall ANWR, 5-10 Clay LCF, 5-15 Beltrami AS. | ||||
| Nelson's Sparrow (Ammospiza nelsoni) | One report: 5-30 Aitkin WN. | ||||
| Henslow's Sparrow (Centronyx henslowii) | Two reports: 5-8 Winona FL, 5-17 Winona GS. | ||||
| Savannah Sparrow (Passerculus sandwichensis) | Early south 4-10 Goodhue BDC, 4-15 Houston EMF, 4-23 Lyon HK, Washington DGW; early north 4-20 Cook MKH, 4-23 Marshall ANWR, 4-24 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Song Sparrow (Melospiza melodia) | Early south 3-25 Hennepin DB, SC,3-26 Nicollet JCF, 4-27 Olmsted JEB,early north 3-29 Otter Tail SDM, 3-30 Otter Tail GMO, 4-1 St. Louis LW. | ||||
| Lincoln's Sparrow (Melospiza lincolnii) | Early south 4-10 Ramsey RH, 4-13 Le Sueur HC, 4-17 Renville KL; early north 4-25 Beltrami AS, 5-1 Clay LCF,5-7 Otter Tail SDM; late south 5-16 Martin EBK, 5-20 Ramsey SC. | ||||
| Swamp Sparrow (Melospiza georgiana) | Early south 3-31 Hennepin RH, 4-3 Olmsted JEB, 4-4 Anoka KL, DodgeRJ, LeSueur AB, Olmsted BE, Washington GS; early north 4-4 Crow Wing TS, Otter Tail GMO, 4-14 Beltrami AS,4-18 Aitkin WN. | ||||
| Eastern Towhee (Pipilo erythrophthalmus) | Early south 4-18 Houston EMF, 4-23 Nicollet JCF, 4-29 Washington BL; early north 5-1 Hubbard BM, 5-2 Hubbard DJ, 5-7 Beltrami JSP. | ||||
| Yellow-breasted Chat | |||||
| Yellow-breasted Chat (Icteria virens) | 5-18 St. Louis KE. | ||||
| Blackbirds, Orioles | |||||
| Yellow-headed Blackbird (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus) | Early south 3-31 Murray HK, 4-4 Scott AB, 4-14 Redwood LJF; early north 4-12 Polk KSS, 4-14 Marshall ANWR, 4-15 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Bobolink (Dolichonyx oryzivorus) | Early south 5-4 Nicollet MF, 5-5 Houston EMF, Redwood LJF, Wabasha DWM, 5-6 Olmsted BE; early north 5-6 Mille Lacs CF I KB, 5-8 Aitkin WN, Beltrami AS, Pine LW, 5-9 Crow Wing JB, Pennington KSS, Polk MH. | ||||
| Eastern Meadowlark (Sturnella magna) | Early north 3-30 Aitkin TCS, 4-1 Pine LW, 4-3 Mille Lacs CF/ KB. | ||||
| Western Meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta) | Early north 3-17 Clay SDM, 3-18 Becker DJ, 3-22 Otter Tail GMO. | ||||
| Orchard Oriole (Icterus spurius) | Early south 5-13 Blue Earth MF, Winona FL, 5-15 Cotonwood m.ob., Goodhue AB, JD, Houston EMF, 5-16 Lac qui Parle ANWR; early north 5-18 Clay KL, 5-26 Clay LCF. | ||||
| Baltimore Oriole (Icterus galbula) | Early south 4-24 Cottonwood LAF, 5-1 Godhue DB, 5-2 Washington TBB; early north 5-9 Aitkin WN, 5-10 Clay LCF, Mille Lacs CF / KB, St. Louis fide KE, 5-11 St. Louis LW. | ||||
| Red-winged Blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) | Early south 3-6 Le Sueur EK, 3-7 Pipestone KE, RJ, Wabasha DB, OJ, 3-9 Le Sueur HK; early north 3-14 Otter Tail GMO, Wilkin SDM, 3-23 St. Louis TW, 3-27 Aitkin WN. | ||||
| Brown-headed Cowbird (Molothrus ater) | Early south 3-6 Redwood WF, 3-17 Blue Earth JCF, 3-20 Washington Winter 1982 DMB; early north 4-4 St. Louis KE, 415 St. Louis TL, 4-16 Aitkin WN, Cook SL, St. Louis JG. | ||||
| Rusty Blackbird (Euphagus carolinus) | Early north 4-15 St. Louis KE, 5-17 Otter Tail SDM, 4-24 Beltrami JSP; late south 4-22 Olmsted BE, 4-23 Nicollet JCF; late north 5-1 Polk RJ, 5-19 CookMKH. | ||||
| Brewer's Blackbird (Euphagus cyanocephalus) | Early south 3-11 Blue Earth JCF, 3-14 Redwood LJF, 3-21 Dakota JD; early north 4-1 Pine LW, 4-14 Lake SW / MS, Marshall ANWR, 4-18 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Common Grackle (Quiscalus quiscula) | Early north 3-26 Otter Tail SDM, 3-31 St. Louis fide KE, LW, 4-1 St. Louis JG. | ||||
| Warblers | |||||
| Ovenbird (Seiurus aurocapilla) | Early south 4-29 Lyon HK, 5-4 Stearns SE, 5-6 Hennepin SC, Houston EMF; early north 5-5 St. Louis JG, 5-6 Mille Lacs CF I KB, 5-7 Clay LCF. | ||||
| WORM-EATING WARBLER (Helmitheros vermivorum) | 5-7 through 5-9 Wood Lake Nature Center Hennepin m.ob., 5-19 T.S. Roberts Sanctuary Hennepin DB. | ||||
| Louisiana Waterthrush (Parkesia motacilla) | Five reports: 5-1 Olmsted JEB, BE, 5-9 Houston JPI AM, 5-14 Houston BDC, 5-30 Houston FL. | ||||
| Northern Waterthrush (Parkesia noveboracensis) | Early south 4-26 Hennepin AB, 4-27 Hennepin VL, 4-28 Ramsey BL; early north 5-2 Otter Tail SDM, 5-5 Beltrami JSP, 5-6 Mille Lacs CF I KB, Pennington KSS, St. Louis JG; late south 5-15 Anoka JLH. | ||||
| Golden-winged Warbler (Vermivora chrysoptera) | Early south 5-7 Goodhue DB, 5-9 Blue Earth JCF, Goodhue DGW, Hennepin SDM, Le Sueur EK, Olmsted JEB, 5-11 Dakota JD; early north 5-10 Crow Wing JB, Mille Lacs CF / KB, 5-11 Crow Wing TS, 5-15 Beltrami AS. | ||||
| Blue-winged Warbler (Vermivora cyanoptera) | Early south 5-5 Houston EMF, 5-7 Hennepin AB, SC, RJ, 5-8 Hennepin OJ, DGW, Houston JP/ AM, Washington RH. | ||||
| Black-and-white Warbler (Mniotilta varia) | Early south 4-27 Hennepin AB, SC, 5-2 Lyon HK, Rice KJ, 5-3 Wabasha DWM; early north 5-2 Otter Tail SDM, 5-4 Beltrami JSP, 5-6 Mille Lacs CF I KB, Pennington KSS; late south 5-25 Rice KJ. | ||||
| Prothonotary Warbler (Protonotaria citrea) | Four reports: 5-15 Olmsted BE, 5-20 Ramsey SC, 5-22 Houston DGW, 5-23 Houston RJ. | ||||
| Tennessee Warbler (Leiothlypis peregrina) | Early south 5-3 Hennepin SC, 5-4 Hennepin AB, DB, 5-5 Hennepin RJ, VL, Houston JP/ AM, Wabasha DWM; early north 5-7 Clay LCF, 5-10 Beltrami JSP, Crow Wing JB, 5-12 Marshall ANWR, Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Orange-crowned Warbler (Leiothlypis celata) | Early south 4-20 Lac qui Parle AFE, 4-21 Hennepin AB, 4-26 Hennepin SC, ES; early north 4-18 Beltrami JSP, 4-24 Clay LCF, 4-25 St. Louis JG; late south 5-19 Washington DMB, 5-25 Cottonwood LAF; late north 5-22 Clay LCF, 5-23 Cass WN. | ||||
| Nashville Warbler (Leiothlypis ruficapilla) | Early south 5-3 Hennepin SC, OJ, Mower RRK, Rice KJ, Wabasha DWM, 5-4 Hennepin AB, DB, Fillmore SE, 5-5 Hennepin RJ, VL, ES; early north 5-4 Beltrami JSP, Mille Lacs CF I KB, St. Louis KE, TL, 5-5 St. Louis JG, 5-6 Pennington KSS; late south 5-30 Hennepin DB. | ||||
| Connecticut Warbler (Oporornis agilis) | Early south 5-10 Olmsted BE; early north 5-21 St. Louis KE, 5-22 Lake of the Woods TW, 5-23 Beltrami AS; late south 5-27 Hennepin ES, 5-28 Hennepin OJ. | ||||
| Mourning Warbler (Geothlypis philadelphia) | Early south 5-11 Hennepin VL, 5-13 Hennepin SC, 5-14 Nicollet JCF; early north 5-17 Crow Wing JB, 5-18 Lake of the Woods TW, 5-19 St. Louis AE; late south 5-26 Hennepin ES, 5-27 Cottonwood LAF, Hennepin DB. | ||||
| Common Yellowthroat (Geothlypis trichas) | Early south 5-7 Martin EBK, 5-8 Anoka JLH, Goodhue BDC, Hennepin SC, Olmsted JEB, BE, Washington RH, 5-9 Goodhue DGW, Hennepin RJ, ES, Houston JPI AM, Rice KJ, Washington TBB; early north 5-10 Clay LCF, 5-11 Mille Lacs CF I KB, 5-14 St. Louis JG. | ||||
| Hooded Warbler (Setophaga citrina) | 5-6 Hennepin RJ, ES, 5-7 Hennepin SC. | ||||
| American Redstart (Setophaga ruticilla) | Early south 5-4 Hennepin SC, 5-5 Houston JPI AM, 5-6 Hennepin OJ, ES; early north 5-6 Mille Lacs CF I KB, 5-9 Clay LCF, Polk MH, 5-11 Marshall JSP. | ||||
| Cape May Warbler (Setophaga tigrina) | Early south 5-4 Mower RRK, 5-9 Goodhue SC, DGW, 5-10 Wabasha DWM; early north 5-10 Crow Wing JB, St. Louis JG, 5-11 Clay LCF, Cook MKH, Lake SWI MS, St. Louis KE 5-12 St. Louis AE; late south 5-27 Lyo~ HK. Winter 1982 | ||||
| Cerulean Warbler (Setophaga cerulea) | Early south 5-5 Wabasha DWM, 5-8 Hennepin OJ, 5-9 Goodhue SC; one report north 5-31 Otter Tail SDM. | ||||
| Northern Parula (Setophaga americana) | Early south 5-5 Houston JPI AM, 5-6 Hennepin DB, SC, ES, 5-9 Goodhue DGW, Wabasha DWM; early north 5-9 Beltrami AS, 5-10 Crow Wing JB, 5-11 St. Louis AE; late south 5-16 Cottonwoo, p CMB. | ||||
| Magnolia Warbler (Setophaga magnolia) | Early south 5-5 Hennepin SC, 5-6 Hennepin DB, ES, 5-7 Rice KJ; early north 5-10 qay LCF, Crow Wing JB, 5-11 St. Loms LW, 5-12 Polk NH; late sout~ 5-25 Rice KJ, 5-27 Lyon HK, Martm EBK. | ||||
| Bay-breasted Warbler (Setophaga castanea) | Early south 5-9 Goodhue SC, 5-14 Hennepin BDC, 5-15 Goodhue BL, Jackson RJ; early north 5-15 Cook MKH, Morrison GS, 5-16 Beltrami JSP 5-17 Crow Wing JB, Pennington Kss; late south 5-22 e Sueur HC, MF, Olmsted JEB. | ||||
| Blackburnian Warbler (Setophaga fusca) | Early south 5-3 Wabasha DWM, 5-4 Hennepin SC, 5-6 Hennepin DB, OJ, ES; early north 5-8 Clearwater AB, 5-9 St. Louis KE, LW, 5-10 Beltrami JSD. Mille Lacs CFI KB; late south 5-23 Washington TBB. | ||||
| Yellow Warbler (Setophaga petechia) | Early south 5-4 Hennepin DB, OJ, Wabasha DWM, 5-5 Hennepin SC, Houston JPI AM, 5-6 Blue Earth MF, Hennepin AB; early north 5-1 Pennington KSS, 5-7 Beltrami AS, 5-8 Cass JSP, Clearwater AB. | ||||
| Chestnut-sided Warbler (Setophaga pensylvanica) | Early south 5-5 Hennepin DB, 5-7 Hennepin AB, SC, RJ, ES, 5-8 Hennepin OJ, Rice KJ; early north 5-10 Mille Lacs CFI KB, 5-11 Crow Wing JB, 5-14 St. Louis JG, LW. | ||||
| Blackpoll Warbler (Setophaga striata) | Early south 5-4 Hennepin DB, OJ, 5-5 Hennepin AB, SC, RJ, ES, 5-6 Blue Earth MF; early north 5-5 Crow Wing TS, 5-8 Clearwater AB, 5-9 Clay LCF, Polk MH; late south 5-27 Martin EBK; late north 5-30 St. Louis SDM. | ||||
| Black-throated Blue Warbler (Setophaga caerulescens) | Six reports: 5-15 Cook MKH, St. Louis KE, 5-16 St. Louis TL, 5-18 St. Louis JB, 5-25 Cook FL, Goodhue VL. | ||||
| Palm Warbler (Setophaga palmarum) | Early south 4-13 Stearns NH, 4-25 Dakota JD, 4-27 Hennepin SC, OJ; early north 5-2 Lake of the Woods TW, St. Louis KE, 5-3 Cass RJ, Clay LCF, Mille Lacs CF I KB, 5-4 Beltrami JSP, Cook MKH, Hubbard BM, Marshall ANWR; late soutH 5-12 Hennepin OJ, Houston EMF, 5-14 Nicollet JCF. | ||||
| Pine Warbler (Setophaga pinus) | Early south 5-2 Ramsey DGW, Washington DS, 5-5 Ramsey RH, 5-9 Uouston EMF, S~SDM; early north 4-25 Beltrami AS, 4-26 Crow Wing JB, Hubbard BM. | ||||
| Yellow-rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata) | Early south 4-2 Hennepin ES, 4-4 Dakota ES, 4-6 Hennepin SC; early north 4-12 Beltrami JSP, AS, St. Louis AE, 4-13 St. Louis TL, LW, 4-14 St. Louis KE; late south 5-17 Hennepin DB, Houston FL, 5-18 Hennepin VL, Houston JPI AM. | ||||
| Yellow-throated Warbler (Setophaga dominica) | 5-5 and 5-6 Wood Lake Nature Center Hennepin m.ob. | ||||
| Black-throated Green Warbler (Setophaga virens) | Early south 5-3 Hennepin OJ, 5-5 Hennepin AB, DB, SC, RJ, ES, 5-7 Lyon HK; early north 4-25 Beltrami AS, 5-8 Clearwater AB, 5-10 Crow Wing JB, Lake SWI MS; late south 5-17 Hennepin DB. | ||||
| Canada Warbler (Cardellina canadensis) | Early south 5-10 Olmsted JEB, 5-12 Houston EMF, Mower RRK, 5-14 Olmsted BE; early north 5-14 St. Louis JG, 5-15 St. Louis KE, 5-17 Crow Wing JB, Polk KSS; late south 5-25 Hennepin SC, 5-27 Houston EMF. | ||||
| Wilson's Warbler (Cardellina pusilla) | Early south 5-8 Hennepin DB, OJ, Martin EBK, Olmsted JEB, BE, Stearns NH, 5-9 Goodhue DGW, Hennepin ES, Houston JP1AM, 5-11 Hennepin SC, Houston EMF, Nicollet MF, Washington WL; early north 5-8 Clearwater AB, 5-10 Clay LCF, 5-11 Crow Wing JB, Mille Lacs CF I KB, St. Louis KE; late south 5-28 Dakota JD, 5-29 Hennepin SC, late north 5-23 Aitkin WN. | ||||
| Tanagers, Cardinals, Grosbeaks | |||||
| Summer Tanager (Piranga rubra) | 5-9 Lyon HK. | ||||
| Scarlet Tanager (Piranga olivacea) | Early south 5-8 Winona FL, 5-9 Olmsted BE, 5-10 Dakota JD; early north 5-15 Beltrami AS, 5-18 Beltrami JSP, St. Louis JG, 5-19 Mille Lacs CF / KB. | ||||
| Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) | Reported from 22 counties south and from Crow Wing, Lake, Roseau and St. Louis counties north. | ||||
| Rose-breasted Grosbeak (Pheucticus ludovicianus) | Early south 4-30 Redwood LJF, Washington TBB, 5-1 Houston EMF, 5-3 Mower RRK; early north 5-6 Crow Wing TS, 5-9 Clearwater AB, Mille Lacs CF / KB, Polk MH, St. Louis fide KE, LW, 5-10 Beltrami JSP, Clay LCF, St. Louis AE. | ||||
| Indigo Bunting (Passerina cyanea) | Early south 5-2 Washington TBB, 5-9 Dakota JD, Goodhue DGW, Hennepin BDC, Houston EMF, 5-11 Redwood LJF; early north 5-15 Clay LCF, St. Louis fide KE, LW, 5-17 Mille Lacs CF / KB, 5-23 Aitkin WN, Beltrami AS, Marshall KSS. | ||||
| Dickcissel (Spiza americana) | One report: 5-30 Dakota JD. | ||||