MOURC Proceedings Archive for The Loon

	MOURC Proceedings Archive - Sandpipers	Accepted Duplicates
	This is the 1981 to present Records Committee Proceedings archive for The Loon, journal of the Minnesota Ornithologists' Union. The last 2 years are available to MOU members.

Families

Whistling-Ducks, Geese, Swans, Ducks
New World Quail
Partridge, Pheasants, Grouse, Turkeys
Grebes
Pigeons, Doves
Cuckoos
Nightjars
Swifts
Hummingbirds
Rails, Gallinules, Coots
Limpkin
Cranes
Stilts, Avocets
Plovers

Sandpipers
Jaegers
Alcids
Gulls, Terns
Loons
Shearwaters and Petrels
Storks
Frigatebirds
Boobies and Gannets
Anhingas
Cormorants
Pelicans
Bitterns, Herons, Egrets, Night-Herons
Ibises

New World Vultures
Osprey
Kites, Accipiters, Hawks, Eagles
Barn Owls
Screech-Owls, Owls
Woodpeckers
Caracaras, Falcons
Flycatchers
Vireos
Shrikes
Jays, Nutcrackers, Magpies, Crows
Martins, Swallows
Kinglets
Silky-flycatchers

Nuthatches
Wrens
Thrashers, Mockingbirds
Dippers
Thrushes
Old World Flycatchers
Old World Sparrows
Pipits
Finches
Longspurs and Snow Buntings
Towhees, Sparrows
Yellow-breasted Chat
Blackbirds, Orioles
Warblers

Tanagers, Cardinals, Grosbeaks

Proceedings

Species: Sandpipers

Upland Sandpiper
Whimbrel
Eskimo Curlew
Long-billed Curlew
Red Knot

Ruff
Sharp-tailed Sandpiper
Curlew Sandpiper
Purple Sandpiper
White-rumped Sandpiper

Buff-breasted Sandpiper
Semipalmated Sandpiper
Western Sandpiper
Short-billed Dowitcher
American Woodcock

Spotted Sandpiper
Red-necked Phalarope
Red Phalarope

	Ref	First	Last	Location	County	Comment	Status
Red-necked Phalarope (R) (Phalaropus lobatus)						Start Date 1936-01-01
	avian information	1964-06-06			Stevens	6/6 Stevens (first summer record)
	avian information	1968-06-02			Carver	6/2 Carver (first summer record)
	avian information	1980-06-07			Wilkin	6/7 Wilkin (first summer record) Migrants in Pennington 7/12, 7/26.
	avian information	1984-08-23			Kanabec	8/23 Kanabec (first county record) 8/18 Sibley TT, 8/24 Pennington KSS, 9/2 Anoka SC, Carlton (8) J. Sparrow, 9/15 Nobles RJ, 9/30 Polk KC, 10/18 Pennington KSS -all reports.
	avian information	1986-06-14			Watonwan	6/14 Watonwan (first summer record) Late migrants: South, 6/14 Watonwan (RJ); North, 6/16 Agassiz NWR (JM). Early migrants 7/12 Clay (JD, BE). All reports.
	avian information	1988-08-26			Cook	8/26 Cook (first county record) All reports: 8/9 Kittson and Marshall AB, 8/26 Cook KMH, WP, 9/2-6 Hennepin OJ, SC, 9/25 Scott AB, 9/26 Faribault, Blue Earth WN, AP.
	1:29	1929	index			Northern Phalarope Near Fort Snelling
	25:157	1953	index			Late Record for the Northern Phalarope
	38:74-75	1966	index			Interesting Fall Shorebirds
	39:108	1967	index			Unusual Phalarope Feeding
1	61:121	1989-04-23		Lake Maria	Carver	(vote 1-6). The sketchy description did not say anything diagnostic about the plumage, and the identification was based entirely on this phalarope's smaller size in comparison with adjacent Pectoral Sandpipers. However, since Wilson's Phalarope can also be smaller than a Pectoral , it was felt the bird was more likely a Wilson's , which is much more likely in April than a Rednecked . 123	Accepted
	avian information	1989-08-20	1989-08-30		Lake	8/20, 30 Lake (first county record) All reports: 8/8-9 Duluth DE, 8113 Kittson AP, 8/13-17 Pennington RJ, AB, 8115 Polk AB, 8119 Lyon KE, 8/20 Yellow Medicine CMB and Beaver Bay, Lake Co. DE, MH, 8/23 Le Sueur KR, 8/27 Clay LCF, 8/30 Two Harbors, Lake Co. DPV, 9/6 Steele AP.
	avian information	1992-06-18			Wright	6/18 Wright (first summer record) Many more reports than usual, including several extremely late migrants. Spring migrants seen in Hennepin, Norman, Kittson; late migrants 6/18 Wright MSt, 6/24 Pennington MCBS, 6/26 Red Lake MCBS, 6/28 Marshall MCBS. Also fall migrants 7/19, 20 Clay.
	avian information	1992-06-24			Pennington	6/24 Pennington (first summer record) Many more reports than usual, including several extremely late migrants. Spring migrants seen in Hennepin, Norman, Kittson; late migrants 6/18 Wright MSt, 6/24 Pennington MCBS, 6/26 Red Lake MCBS, 6/28 Marshall MCBS. Also fall migrants 7/19, 20 Clay.
	avian information	1992-06-26			Red Lake	6/26 Red Lake (first summer record) Many more reports than usual, including several extremely late migrants. Spring migrants seen in Hennepin, Norman, Kittson; late migrants 6/18 Wright MSt, 6/24 Pennington MCBS, 6/26 Red Lake MCBS, 6/28 Marshall MCBS. Also fall migrants 7/19, 20 Clay.
2	69:152	1996-11-01		Lake Alexander	Morrison	(record #97–07, vote 7–0).	Accepted
	avian information	2000-05-13			Fillmore	5/13 Fillmore (first county record) Best spring showing in at least 20 years! Reported from 15 south and 6 north counties, mostly in western regions — none in north-central and northeast, and only Fillmore (4 on 5/13, NO) in southeast. Early south 5/12 Faribault (4) PS and McLeod (3) DF. Early north and peak count 5/13 Polk (24) BBe. Additional noteworthy concentrations 5/13 Lyon (21) RgS, 5/13–14 Hennepin (max. 11 at French L.) mob, 5/15 Traverse (19) WM, 5/18 Norman (18) WM. Except for 5/29 Meeker and Renville DF, all reports south and north were from 5/12 through 5/22.
	avian information	2003-06-01			Winona	6/1 Winona (first summer record) Most reports since 1992. Observed 6/1 Brown (7) BSm, 6/3 Winona (2 at Lewiston sewage ponds) †CG, 6/3 Pipestone (2) RBJ, 6/10 Traverse (2) PCC, 7/23 Lac qui Parle (Salt L.) BJU, 7/24 Marshall (adult) KJB, 7/29 Lac qui Parle (2 at Salt L.) KJB, 7/30 Marshall (3 juveniles) KJB.
	avian information	2003-06-03			Pipestone	6/3 Pipestone (first summer record) Most reports since 1992. Observed 6/1 Brown (7) BSm, 6/3 Winona (2 at Lewiston sewage ponds) †CG, 6/3 Pipestone (2) RBJ, 6/10 Traverse (2) PCC, 7/23 Lac qui Parle (Salt L.) BJU, 7/24 Marshall (adult) KJB, 7/29 Lac qui Parle (2 at Salt L.) KJB, 7/30 Marshall (3 juveniles) KJB.
	avian information	2003-06-15			Polk	6/15 Polk (first summer record) Most reports since 1992. Observed 6/1 Brown (7) BSm, 6/3 Winona (2 at Lewiston sewage ponds) †CG, 6/3 Pipestone (2) RBJ, 6/10 Traverse (2) PCC, 7/23 Lac qui Parle (Salt L.) BJU, 7/24 Marshall (adult) KJB, 7/29 Lac qui Parle (2 at Salt L.) KJB, 7/30 Marshall (3 juveniles) KJB.
	avian information	2006-08-19			Mille Lacs	8/19 Mille Lacs (first county record) One of the best fall migrations ever for this species: statewide total of 601 birds in 8 north and 17 south counties. Please see summer report for first fall migrants. Unusual in Northeast: 8/19 St. Louis (Embarrass) †SLF, 8/24 Cook (2 at Grand Marais) TAN. Second highest fall count 8/22 Jackson (200 at Heron Lake W.T.P.) JSc. First county occurrence 8/24 Chippewa (2 at Shakopee L.) BJU. Late north 9/3 Lake of the Woods KRE et al. (median 9/22). Late south 9/20 Brown (3) BTS, 10/30 Lac qui Parle (11, Agassiz Twp.) BJU (median 9/23).
	avian information	2006-08-24			Cook	8/24 Cook (second county record) One of the best fall migrations ever for this species: statewide total of 601 birds in 8 north and 17 south counties. Please see summer report for first fall migrants. Unusual in Northeast: 8/19 St. Louis (Embarrass) †SLF, 8/24 Cook (2 at Grand Marais) TAN. Second highest fall count 8/22 Jackson (200 at Heron Lake W.T.P.) JSc. First county occurrence 8/24 Chippewa (2 at Shakopee L.) BJU. Late north 9/3 Lake of the Woods KRE et al. (median 9/22). Late south 9/20 Brown (3) BTS, 10/30 Lac qui Parle (11, Agassiz Twp.) BJU (median 9/23).
	avian information	2007-05-27			Cass	5/27 Cass (first spring record) Statewide total of 35+ individuals (three reports lacked count data). Early south 5/12 Lac qui Parle (2, Salt Lake) JCC, 5/14 Lac qui Parle (7 in two locations) BJU, 5/14 Stearns (3, Albany W.T.P.) SLF. Early north 5/18 Marshall LEC, MHe, 5/19 Becker LEC, 5/20 Wilkin PHS. Late south (but see summer report) 5/28 Big Stone PHS, 5/31 Stearns RPR. Late north (also see summer report) 5/27 Cass BAW and St. Louis (40^th Ave West, Duluth) JLR.
	avian information	2007-06-06			Traverse	6/6 Traverse (first summer record) Northbound migrants: late south 6/6 Big Stone KRE, RPR, 6/9–11 Brown (2) BTS; none reported north. Southbound migrants: early north 7/29 Marshall (9, including 4 juveniles at Agassiz N.W.R.) JMJ, PHS; early south 7/14 Lac qui Parle (Salt Lake) PCC, PHS.
	avian information	2008-06-01			Carver	6/1 Carver (second summer record) Seen in Cass, Big Stone, Lac qui Parle, Carver, Brown, Meeker, Nicollet. Late spring migrants 6/2–3 Lac qui Parle (1) BJU, 6/3 Meeker (1) DMF. Southbound migrants: early north 7/13 Cass (1) †BAW, DAY; early south 7/13 Lac qui Parle (12) PCC and Nicollet (1) DWK.
	avian information	2008-06-03			Meeker	6/3 Meeker (first summer record) Seen in Cass, Big Stone, Lac qui Parle, Carver, Brown, Meeker, Nicollet. Late spring migrants 6/2–3 Lac qui Parle (1) BJU, 6/3 Meeker (1) DMF. Southbound migrants: early north 7/13 Cass (1) †BAW, DAY; early south 7/13 Lac qui Parle (12) PCC and Nicollet (1) DWK.
	avian information	2008-07-13			Cass	7/13 Cass (second summer record) Seen in Cass, Big Stone, Lac qui Parle, Carver, Brown, Meeker, Nicollet. Late spring migrants 6/2–3 Lac qui Parle (1) BJU, 6/3 Meeker (1) DMF. Southbound migrants: early north 7/13 Cass (1) †BAW, DAY; early south 7/13 Lac qui Parle (12) PCC and Nicollet (1) DWK.
	avian information	2008-07-13			Nicollet	7/13 Nicollet (first summer record) Seen in Cass, Big Stone, Lac qui Parle, Carver, Brown, Meeker, Nicollet. Late spring migrants 6/2–3 Lac qui Parle (1) BJU, 6/3 Meeker (1) DMF. Southbound migrants: early north 7/13 Cass (1) †BAW, DAY; early south 7/13 Lac qui Parle (12) PCC and Nicollet (1) DWK.
	avian information	2008-08-25			Mille Lacs	8/25 Mille Lacs (second county record) Total of 276 individuals reported. High count 8/10 Lac qui Parle (47) PCC. First juveniles 8/10 Lac qui Parle (20) PCC. Late north 9/13 Grant HHD, 9/26 Traverse PHS (median 9/22). Late south 9/27 Brown BTS and Lac qui Parle (4) PCC, PHS, 10/14 Kandiyohi (Lake Lillian W.T.P.) DPG (median 9/24).
	avian information	2009-06-01			Kandiyohi	6/1 Kandiyohi (first summer record) Northbound migrants: late south 6/6 Brown (1) BTS, 6/7 Lac qui Pale (5) PCC. Southbound migrants: early north 7/19 Grant LBF; early south 7/14 Brown (3) BTS, 7/18 Hennepin (1) JCC.
	avian information	2009-07-18			Hennepin	7/18 Hennepin (first summer record) Northbound migrants: late south 6/6 Brown (1) BTS, 6/7 Lac qui Pale (5) PCC. Southbound migrants: early north 7/19 Grant LBF; early south 7/14 Brown (3) BTS, 7/18 Hennepin (1) JCC.
	avian information	2009-09-02	2009-09-03		Crow Wing	9/2, 3 Crow Wing (first county record) High count 9/6 Roseau (145, Warroad W.T.P.) JCC, KRE. Late north 9/17 Carlton (Barnum W.T.P.) HHD, 10/2 Cass (Walker W.T.P.) BAW (median 9/22). Late south 10/11 Kandiyohi HHD, 10/18 Blue Earth (Mapleton W.T.P.) DAB, JWH (median 9/26). Total of 401 individuals reported for the season.
	avian information	2010-07-18			Dakota	7/18 Dakota (first summer record) Late spring migrants 6/1 Lac qui Parle (4, Salt Lake) BJU, 6/7–8 Brown (female at Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) BTS. Early southbound migrants 7/18 Dakota BAF, 7/26 Lac qui Parle (3, Salt Lake) BJU, 7/31 Lac qui Parle (6, Salt Lake) PCC.
	avian information	2010-08-16	2010-09-25		Lake	8/16, 9/24, 25 Lake (second county record) Early north (median 8/1) 8/9 Kittson (5, Joe River S.W.A.) TBr. See summer report for early migrants south. High count 8/28 Lac qui Parle (119) PCC. Late north 9/25 Cass (Cass Lake W.T.P.) BAW and Lake (Castle Danger W.T.P.) RTe, 9/26 Carlton DBz (median 9/22). Late south 10/6 Nobles (2, Worthington W.T.P.) BJU, 10/8 Lac qui Parle (5) PCC (median 9/26).
	avian information	2010-09-18	2010-09-21		Crow Wing	9/18-21 Crow Wing (second county record) Early north (median 8/1) 8/9 Kittson (5, Joe River S.W.A.) TBr. See summer report for early migrants south. High count 8/28 Lac qui Parle (119) PCC. Late north 9/25 Cass (Cass Lake W.T.P.) BAW and Lake (Castle Danger W.T.P.) RTe, 9/26 Carlton DBz (median 9/22). Late south 10/6 Nobles (2, Worthington W.T.P.) BJU, 10/8 Lac qui Parle (5) PCC (median 9/26).
	avian information	2011-06-06			Aitkin	6/6 Aitkin (first county record) All reports: northbound migrants 6/6 Aitkin DBM, 6/7 Cook MCBS, 6/10 Lac qui Parle (2) BJU; southbound migrants 7/16 (2), 7/31 ()5) Lac qui Parle PCC.
	avian information	2011-06-07			Cook	6/7 Cook (third summer record) All reports: northbound migrants 6/6 Aitkin DBM, 6/7 Cook MCBS, 6/10 Lac qui Parle (2) BJU; southbound migrants 7/16 (2), 7/31 ()5) Lac qui Parle PCC.
	avian information	2011-06-07			St. Louis	6/7 St. Louis (first summer record) All reports: northbound migrants 6/6 Aitkin DBM, 6/7 Cook MCBS, 6/10 Lac qui Parle (2) BJU; southbound migrants 7/16 (2), 7/31 ()5) Lac qui Parle PCC.
	avian information	2011-08-26	2011-09-09		Itasca	8/26, 9/9 Itasca (first county record) Early north (median 8/1) 8/20 Douglas (3, Osakis W.T.P.) DPG, Grant (North Ottawa Impoundment) BJU, Hubbard (3) RAE, HHD, 8/21 Traverse (Wheaton W.T.P.) BJU. See summer report for early migrants south. High counts 9/4 Pennington (135, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) KRE, 8/27 Lac qui Parle (101) PCC. Late north 9/17 Aitkin DAB, 9/18 Traverse (Wheaton W.T.P.) BJU (median 9/22). Late south 9/19 Lac qui Parle (Walter Twp.) BJU and McLeod (3) RBW, 10/14 Lac qui Parle (Salt Lake) BJU (median 9/26).
	avian information	2012-05-17			Wadena	5/17 Wadena (first county record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/2 Lac qui Parle ph. BJU, 5/3 Blue Earth (4, Gilfillin Lake) BWF, 5/7 Lac qui Parle (3, Salt Lake) BJU. Early north (median 5/15) 5/17 Wadena (Verndale W.T.P.) HHD, 5/18 Becker (Hamden Slough N.W.R.) JVe and Morrison (Pierz W.T.P.) FGo. High counts 5/20 Lac qui Parle (12, Salt Lake) BJU, 5/27 Lac qui Parle (12, Cory Lake) KLn. Late south 5/27 Lac qui Parle (12, Cory Lake) KLn and Pipestone m.ob., 5/31 Carver (2) JCy and Nobles (Wilmont W.T.P.) SC (median 5/29). Late north 5/25 Pine (6, Hinckley) RBJ, DAC, 5/28 Otter Tail and Wilkin HHD (median 5/30), but see summer report.
	avian information	2012-06-01			Koochiching	6/1 Koochiching (first summer record) All reports: northbound migrants 6/1 Koochiching RAE, Lac qui Parle (Cory Lake) BJU, 6/2 Kittson (11, Hallock) ph. TrB, Roseau RAE; southbound migrants 7/13 Aitkin (CR 15) MJB, 7/24 Lac qui Parle (2, Salt Lake.) BJU.
	avian information	2012-06-02			Kittson	6/2 Kittson (first summer record) All reports: northbound migrants 6/1 Koochiching RAE, Lac qui Parle (Cory Lake) BJU, 6/2 Kittson (11, Hallock) ph. TrB, Roseau RAE; southbound migrants 7/13 Aitkin (CR 15) MJB, 7/24 Lac qui Parle (2, Salt Lake.) BJU.
	avian information	2012-06-02			Roseau	6/2 Roseau (first summer record) All reports: northbound migrants 6/1 Koochiching RAE, Lac qui Parle (Cory Lake) BJU, 6/2 Kittson (11, Hallock) ph. TrB, Roseau RAE; southbound migrants 7/13 Aitkin (CR 15) MJB, 7/24 Lac qui Parle (2, Salt Lake.) BJU.
	avian information	2012-07-13			Aitkin	7/13 Aitkin (second summer record) All reports: northbound migrants 6/1 Koochiching RAE, Lac qui Parle (Cory Lake) BJU, 6/2 Kittson (11, Hallock) ph. TrB, Roseau RAE; southbound migrants 7/13 Aitkin (CR 15) MJB, 7/24 Lac qui Parle (2, Salt Lake.) BJU.
	avian information	2013-05-26			Houston	5/26 Houston (first county record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/17 Sherburne PLJ, RBJ and Wright ANy, 5/18 Stearns KvB, MJB, DCZ. Only north reports from Grant (North Ottawa Impoundment) 5/16 WCM and 5/18 (9, season's high count) DWK, PEB, HCT. Late south 5/24 Swift ANy, JWH, 5/26 Big Stone DLP and Houston (C.R. 26 and the Root River) DBz (median 5/29). See summer report for late migrants south and north.
	avian information	2013-07-28			Redwood	7/28 Redwood (first summer record) All northbound reports: 6/6 Grant ANy, JWH, 6/7 Big Stone DLP. Only southbound report: 7/28 Redwood (2) BTS.
	avian information	2013-08-02			Fillmore	8/2 Fillmore (second county record) Early north (median 8/1) 8/10 Pine (Sandstone W.T.P.) RBW, 8/11 Cass (4, Cass Lake W.T.P.) HHD, Koochiching (12, Sand Bay, Rainy Lake) MLy, 8/13 St. Louis (3, near Sky Harbor Airport on Park Point) †PHS. Another notable north record was 8/24 Cook (2) ph. MWi. Early south 8/2 Big Stone FKo, LFr, PCa, Fillmore DBz, JWH, but also see summer report. High counts 8/27 Marshall (57, Headquarters Pool) JLK, 8/20 St. Louis (56, Hawk Ridge/Lester River Census) KJB, 8/17 Stevens (52, Hancock W.T.P.) DWK, 8/19 Traverse (52, Wheaton W.T.P.) HCT, DWK, 8/18 Big Stone (43, Graceville W.T.P.) DWK. Late north 9/6 Red Lake SC, then none until 9/29–30, 10/4 Cass (Woodrow Twp.) DAY, ph. BAW (median 9/22). Late south 9/10 Chippewa RLE, 9/15 Stevens RAE, Wabasha DBz, 9/20 Winona (2, Utica) RBJ (median 9/26).
	avian information	2013-08-16	2013-08-30		Itasca	8/16, 30 Itasca (second county record) Early north (median 8/1) 8/10 Pine (Sandstone W.T.P.) RBW, 8/11 Cass (4, Cass Lake W.T.P.) HHD, Koochiching (12, Sand Bay, Rainy Lake) MLy, 8/13 St. Louis (3, near Sky Harbor Airport on Park Point) †PHS. Another notable north record was 8/24 Cook (2) ph. MWi. Early south 8/2 Big Stone FKo, LFr, PCa, Fillmore DBz, JWH, but also see summer report. High counts 8/27 Marshall (57, Headquarters Pool) JLK, 8/20 St. Louis (56, Hawk Ridge/Lester River Census) KJB, 8/17 Stevens (52, Hancock W.T.P.) DWK, 8/19 Traverse (52, Wheaton W.T.P.) HCT, DWK, 8/18 Big Stone (43, Graceville W.T.P.) DWK. Late north 9/6 Red Lake SC, then none until 9/29–30, 10/4 Cass (Woodrow Twp.) DAY, ph. BAW (median 9/22). Late south 9/10 Chippewa RLE, 9/15 Stevens RAE, Wabasha DBz, 9/20 Winona (2, Utica) RBJ (median 9/26).
	avian information	2013-08-24			Cook	8/24 Cook (fourth county record) Early north (median 8/1) 8/10 Pine (Sandstone W.T.P.) RBW, 8/11 Cass (4, Cass Lake W.T.P.) HHD, Koochiching (12, Sand Bay, Rainy Lake) MLy, 8/13 St. Louis (3, near Sky Harbor Airport on Park Point) †PHS. Another notable north record was 8/24 Cook (2) ph. MWi. Early south 8/2 Big Stone FKo, LFr, PCa, Fillmore DBz, JWH, but also see summer report. High counts 8/27 Marshall (57, Headquarters Pool) JLK, 8/20 St. Louis (56, Hawk Ridge/Lester River Census) KJB, 8/17 Stevens (52, Hancock W.T.P.) DWK, 8/19 Traverse (52, Wheaton W.T.P.) HCT, DWK, 8/18 Big Stone (43, Graceville W.T.P.) DWK. Late north 9/6 Red Lake SC, then none until 9/29–30, 10/4 Cass (Woodrow Twp.) DAY, ph. BAW (median 9/22). Late south 9/10 Chippewa RLE, 9/15 Stevens RAE, Wabasha DBz, 9/20 Winona (2, Utica) RBJ (median 9/26).
	avian information	2014-05-21			Cass	5/21 Cass (third spring record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/2 Steele (4) HCT, 5/10 Carver PEJ, Wabasha ANy, DBz. Early north 5/19 Polk (5, Erskine W.T.P.) RPR, 5/20 Polk (Tilden Twp.) VLa, JeD, 5/21 Cass (2, Longville W.T.P.) DAY. High count 5/20 Brown (30, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) BTS. Late south 5/28 Carver JCy, but also see summer report. Late north 5/26 Kittson KRE, m.ob., Polk CRM, m.ob., 5/26–29 Grant CRM, CNn, GLa, ToL.
	avian information	2014-06-05			Sherburne	6/5 Sherburne (first summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Carver, Lac qui Parle, Sherburne, Sibley, Stearns, Stevens. Spring migrants 6/3 Stearns MJB, 6/5 Sherburne KMS. Fall migrants 7/19 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/25 Big Stone m.ob. ;
	avian information	2014-07-26	2014-07-27		Carver	7/26, 27 Carver (third summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Carver, Lac qui Parle, Sherburne, Sibley, Stearns, Stevens. Spring migrants 6/3 Stearns MJB, 6/5 Sherburne KMS. Fall migrants 7/19 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/25 Big Stone m.ob. ;
	avian information	2014-07-27			Sibley	7/27 Sibley (first summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Carver, Lac qui Parle, Sherburne, Sibley, Stearns, Stevens. Spring migrants 6/3 Stearns MJB, 6/5 Sherburne KMS. Fall migrants 7/19 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/25 Big Stone m.ob. ;
	avian information	2014-07-27			Stevens	7/27 Stevens (second summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Carver, Lac qui Parle, Sherburne, Sibley, Stearns, Stevens. Spring migrants 6/3 Stearns MJB, 6/5 Sherburne KMS. Fall migrants 7/19 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/25 Big Stone m.ob. ;
	avian information	2014-08-22			Lake	8/22 Lake (third county record) Early north 8/2 Grant (1 juvenile, North Ottawa Impoundment) PCC, (11, North Ottawa Impoundment and Elbow Lake W.T.P.) DWK. First north reports away from Grant: 8/13 Mahnomen (3, Wauban W.T.P.) HHD, Norman (9, Ada W.T.P.) HHD. See summer report for early south migrants. High counts 8/15 Sibley (22) ANy, 8/16 Douglas (22, Osakis W.T.P.) MHo. Late north 9/1 Lake of the Woods JWH, BWF, Pennington (14, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) JLK, Polk (2, Erskine W.T.P.) JLK, Wadena BWF, DWK, (Sebeka W.T.P.) JWH, 9/13 Douglas HHD, RAE. Late south 9/27 Yellow Medicine DLP, 9/29 Brown BTS, 10/2 Big Stone (2) FKo (median 9/26).
	avian information	2014-09-01			Wadena	9/1 Wadena (second county record) Early north 8/2 Grant (1 juvenile, North Ottawa Impoundment) PCC, (11, North Ottawa Impoundment and Elbow Lake W.T.P.) DWK. First north reports away from Grant: 8/13 Mahnomen (3, Wauban W.T.P.) HHD, Norman (9, Ada W.T.P.) HHD. See summer report for early south migrants. High counts 8/15 Sibley (22) ANy, 8/16 Douglas (22, Osakis W.T.P.) MHo. Late north 9/1 Lake of the Woods JWH, BWF, Pennington (14, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) JLK, Polk (2, Erskine W.T.P.) JLK, Wadena BWF, DWK, (Sebeka W.T.P.) JWH, 9/13 Douglas HHD, RAE. Late south 9/27 Yellow Medicine DLP, 9/29 Brown BTS, 10/2 Big Stone (2) FKo (median 9/26).
	avian information	2015-06-01			Kittson	6/1 Kittson (second summer record) All reports: late north 6/1 Kittson, 6/2 Marshall, Pennington; only fall migrants 7/11 Lac qui Parle (2) DLP. High count 6/2 Pennington (12, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) JPr, KDS.
	avian information	2015-06-02			Pennington	6/2 Pennington (second summer record) All reports: late north 6/1 Kittson, 6/2 Marshall, Pennington; only fall migrants 7/11 Lac qui Parle (2) DLP. High count 6/2 Pennington (12, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) JPr, KDS.
	avian information	2015-08-14	2015-08-17		Kanabec	8/14, 15, 17 Kanabec (second county record) Early north (median 8/2) 8/7 Norman RAE, HHD, 8/10 Grant KDS, Traverse DLP. Early south reports began with one in mid-July, then 8/1 Dakota ERT, Renville JWH, ChH. High counts 8/21 Pennington (25, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) JMJ, 8/22 Grant (19, North Ottawa Impoundment) CNn, 8/15 Polk (15, East Grand Forks W.T.P.) SAu. Late north 9/4 Lake of the Woods CRM, m.ob., 9/19 Polk (2) SAu (median 9/26). Late south 9/28 Faribault (2, Wells W.T.P.) DWK, 11/6 Lac qui Parle DLP (median 9/30).
	avian information	2016-06-01	2016-06-05		Lyon	6/1, 2, 5 Lyon (first summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Chippewa, Grant, Lac qui Parle, Lyon, Polk, Roseau, Stearns, Traverse, Yellow Medicine. High count 6/2 Lac qui Parle (30, Salt Lake) BPa. Northbound migrants: late south 6/11 Lac qui Parle (6–8) JCC, DLP; late north 6/11 Roseau (Roseau W.T.P.) RBW. Southbound migrants: early north 7/11 Roseau (female, Greenbush W.T.P.) RAE; early south 7/14 Chippewa HHD, GLa.
	avian information	2016-06-01			Traverse	6/1 Traverse (second summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Chippewa, Grant, Lac qui Parle, Lyon, Polk, Roseau, Stearns, Traverse, Yellow Medicine. High count 6/2 Lac qui Parle (30, Salt Lake) BPa. Northbound migrants: late south 6/11 Lac qui Parle (6–8) JCC, DLP; late north 6/11 Roseau (Roseau W.T.P.) RBW. Southbound migrants: early north 7/11 Roseau (female, Greenbush W.T.P.) RAE; early south 7/14 Chippewa HHD, GLa.
	avian information	2016-06-11	2016-07-11		Roseau	6/11, 7/11 Roseau (second summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Chippewa, Grant, Lac qui Parle, Lyon, Polk, Roseau, Stearns, Traverse, Yellow Medicine. High count 6/2 Lac qui Parle (30, Salt Lake) BPa. Northbound migrants: late south 6/11 Lac qui Parle (6–8) JCC, DLP; late north 6/11 Roseau (Roseau W.T.P.) RBW. Southbound migrants: early north 7/11 Roseau (female, Greenbush W.T.P.) RAE; early south 7/14 Chippewa HHD, GLa.
	avian information	2016-07-14			Chippewa	7/14 Chippewa (first summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Chippewa, Grant, Lac qui Parle, Lyon, Polk, Roseau, Stearns, Traverse, Yellow Medicine. High count 6/2 Lac qui Parle (30, Salt Lake) BPa. Northbound migrants: late south 6/11 Lac qui Parle (6–8) JCC, DLP; late north 6/11 Roseau (Roseau W.T.P.) RBW. Southbound migrants: early north 7/11 Roseau (female, Greenbush W.T.P.) RAE; early south 7/14 Chippewa HHD, GLa.
	avian information	2016-07-15			Polk	7/15 Polk (second summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Chippewa, Grant, Lac qui Parle, Lyon, Polk, Roseau, Stearns, Traverse, Yellow Medicine. High count 6/2 Lac qui Parle (30, Salt Lake) BPa. Northbound migrants: late south 6/11 Lac qui Parle (6–8) JCC, DLP; late north 6/11 Roseau (Roseau W.T.P.) RBW. Southbound migrants: early north 7/11 Roseau (female, Greenbush W.T.P.) RAE; early south 7/14 Chippewa HHD, GLa.
	avian information	2017-05-15	2017-05-16		Stevens	5/15, 16 Stevens (third spring record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/10 Lac qui Parle ANy, 5/11 Lincoln RJS, Rock WCM, 5/14 Lyon DWK, HCT, PEB, SBM, LiH. Early north 5/20 Polk (11) SAu, 5/21 Becker HeH, ShG, 5/22 Mahnomen DBz, ANy, Red Lake DBz, ANy. High counts 5/29 Polk (225, East Grand Forks W.T.P., conservative estimate, at least 160 in south cell, another 60 in north cell) ph. SAu, 5/18 Lyon (14, Balatan W.T.P.) WCM. See summer report for late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2017-05-22			Anoka	5/22 Anoka (first spring record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/10 Lac qui Parle ANy, 5/11 Lincoln RJS, Rock WCM, 5/14 Lyon DWK, HCT, PEB, SBM, LiH. Early north 5/20 Polk (11) SAu, 5/21 Becker HeH, ShG, 5/22 Mahnomen DBz, ANy, Red Lake DBz, ANy. High counts 5/29 Polk (225, East Grand Forks W.T.P., conservative estimate, at least 160 in south cell, another 60 in north cell) ph. SAu, 5/18 Lyon (14, Balatan W.T.P.) WCM. See summer report for late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2017-05-27			Lake of the Woods	5/27 Lake of the Woods (first spring record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/10 Lac qui Parle ANy, 5/11 Lincoln RJS, Rock WCM, 5/14 Lyon DWK, HCT, PEB, SBM, LiH. Early north 5/20 Polk (11) SAu, 5/21 Becker HeH, ShG, 5/22 Mahnomen DBz, ANy, Red Lake DBz, ANy. High counts 5/29 Polk (225, East Grand Forks W.T.P., conservative estimate, at least 160 in south cell, another 60 in north cell) ph. SAu, 5/18 Lyon (14, Balatan W.T.P.) WCM. See summer report for late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2017-06-04			Mahnomen	6/4 Mahnomen (first summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Brown, Clay, Grant, Lac qui Parle, Mahnomen, Marshall, Norman, Stearns, Yellow Medicine. Numerous June reports of spring migrants in Grant through 6/24. Southbound migrants: early north 7/11 (5), 7/19 (1) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu. 7/21–23 Lac qui Parle (2, Salt L.) m.ob. No significant counts.
	avian information	2017-06-04			Norman	6/4 Norman (first summer record) Reported from Big Stone, Brown, Clay, Grant, Lac qui Parle, Mahnomen, Marshall, Norman, Stearns, Yellow Medicine. Numerous June reports of spring migrants in Grant through 6/24. Southbound migrants: early north 7/11 (5), 7/19 (1) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu. 7/21–23 Lac qui Parle (2, Salt L.) m.ob. No significant counts.
	avian information	2017-09-05			Watonwan	9/5 Watonwan (second fall record) See summer report for early north and south migrants. High counts 8/13 Polk (65, East Grand Forks W.T.P.) SAu, 9/7 Lincoln (38, Lake Benton W.T.P.) RBW. Late north 8/26 Hubbard (3) AxB, REn, Marshall (4) KnM, LiH, ASu, Polk (7) SAu, 9/2 Roseau DFe, JMs, KRE (median 9/22). Late south 9/19 Wright ToL, 9/20 Lincoln (5) GWe, 9/27 Lyon GWe (median 10/1).
	avian information	2018-05-21	2018-05-22		Stevens	5/21, 22 Stevens (fourth county record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/5 Stearns (3) SEm, 5/6 Lac qui Parle ASu, LiH, 5/9 Lyon MJB, m.ob. Early north (median 5/17) 5/14 Otter Tail fide JMJ, 5/16 Grant (max. 12) RJS, WPl, Kittson DBz, ANy. High counts 5/28 Lyon (42, Russell) GWe, 5/14 Lac qui Parle (25, Salt Lake) JH. Notable record 5/24–25 Washington (Pioneer Drive Reservoir) SPS, m.ob. Late south 5/31 Lac qui Parle StK, but also see summer report (median 6/3). Late north 5/27 Marshall WCM, m.ob., Pennington (max. 19) KRE, m.ob., 5/29 Pennington LS, 5/30 Traverse (2) ASu (median 6/2).
	avian information	2018-05-24	2018-05-25		Washington	5/24, 25 Washington (first county record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/5 Stearns (3) SEm, 5/6 Lac qui Parle ASu, LiH, 5/9 Lyon MJB, m.ob. Early north (median 5/17) 5/14 Otter Tail fide JMJ, 5/16 Grant (max. 12) RJS, WPl, Kittson DBz, ANy. High counts 5/28 Lyon (42, Russell) GWe, 5/14 Lac qui Parle (25, Salt Lake) JH. Notable record 5/24–25 Washington (Pioneer Drive Reservoir) SPS, m.ob. Late south 5/31 Lac qui Parle StK, but also see summer report (median 6/3). Late north 5/27 Marshall WCM, m.ob., Pennington (max. 19) KRE, m.ob., 5/29 Pennington LS, 5/30 Traverse (2) ASu (median 6/2).
	avian information	2018-07-29	2018-07-30		Faribault	7/29, 30 Faribault (first summer record) All reports. Spring migrants 6/1–3 Stearns PCC, DOr, HHD, 6/2 Yellow Medicine GWe. Fall migrants 7/4 Grant (North Ottawa Impoundment) ph. MaJ, 7/14 Grant (North Ottawa Impoundment) CNn, 7/26, 7/28 Stearns PCC, MaJ, 7/29, 7/30 Faribault DWK, BAb.
	avian information	2018-08-20	2018-08-24		Crow Wing	8/20, 22, 24 Crow Wing (third county record) Â See summer report for early north and south migrants. High counts 9/3 Lyon (30, Sham Lake) GWe, 9/3 Polk (22, Crookston W.T.P.) DWK. Late north 10/9 Marshall LiH, KnM, St. Louis KBg, 10/12 Cass TCL (median 9/22). Late south 9/30 Faribault BAb, Lyon (2) GWe, m.ob. 10/1–9 Stearns (max. 2) HHD, PCC, m.ob. (median 10/1).
	avian information	2019-05-22	2019-05-23		Martin	5/22, 23 Martin (first spring record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/15–16 Redwood MiO, m.ob., 5/17 Faribault WAF. All north 5/27 Lake of the Woods BDo, 5/29 Clay ebd. High count 5/22 Lyon (18, Green Valley W.M.A.) GWe. Late south (median 6/3) 5/26 Pipestone (6) KRE, m.ob., 5/30 Stearns (2) PCC, m.ob. See Summer Report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2019-05-27			Lake of the Woods	5/27 Lake of the Woods (second spring record) Early south (median 5/12) 5/15–16 Redwood MiO, m.ob., 5/17 Faribault WAF. All north 5/27 Lake of the Woods BDo, 5/29 Clay ebd. High count 5/22 Lyon (18, Green Valley W.M.A.) GWe. Late south (median 6/3) 5/26 Pipestone (6) KRE, m.ob., 5/30 Stearns (2) PCC, m.ob. See Summer Report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2019-07-26	2019-07-28		Todd	7/26, 28 Todd (first summer record) Â Reported 6/1, 7/17 Stearns (Albany W.T.P.) PCC, KDS, DwS, 6/4 Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, 7/26 Todd (Browerville W.T.P.) RMD, BDO, LiH, MAJ, 7/27 Polk (2, Erskine W.T.P.) RMD, BDo, LiH.
	avian information	2019-07-27			Polk	7/27 Polk (third summer record) Â Reported 6/1, 7/17 Stearns (Albany W.T.P.) PCC, KDS, DwS, 6/4 Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, 7/26 Todd (Browerville W.T.P.) RMD, BDO, LiH, MAJ, 7/27 Polk (2, Erskine W.T.P.) RMD, BDo, LiH.
	avian information	2019-08-30			Crow Wing	8/30 Crow Wing (fourth county record) See summer report for early north and south migrants. High counts 8/14 Lac qui Parle (83, Salt Lake) ASu, CRa, 8/25 Pipestone (41, Pipestone W.T.P.) KEm, JWH. Late north 9/16 St. Louis JuG, 9/18 Cass (3, Cass Lake W.T.P.) ebd (median 9/22). Late south 10/16–20 (max. 3) Le Sueur RBW, DWK, BAb, m.ob., 10/19 Hennepin ClB, (median 10/2).
	avian information	2020-05-25			Kanabec	5/25 Kanabec (third county record) Early south (median 5/11) 5/10 Dakota KDS, 5/14 Brown SLH, Olmsted LHl, Watonwan MiO, m.ob. Early north (median 5/17) 5/14 Douglas (4) MJB, 5/15 Marshall (4) JHs, 5/18 Morrison HHD. Late south 5/27 Faribault PEJ, Sibley RBW, 5/28 Big Stone (2) GWe (median 6/3). Late north 5/25 Kanabec (2) MJB, m.ob., 5/29 Kittson (6, season high count, Hallock W.T.P.) CRM, m.ob., (2, Lake Bronson W.T.P.) CRM, m.ob. (median 6/2). See summer report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2020-06-05			Swift	6/5 Swift (first summer record) Reported in all western regions plus Benton, Hubbard, Stearns. Northbound migrants: late south 6/9 Yellow Medicine ph. GWe; late north 6/5 Clay (3) †PBB. Southbound migrants: early north 7/18 Marshall (7) HHu, Pennington (2) AaL, CLu; early south 7/16 Lyon (2) GWe.
	avian information	2020-07-16	2020-07-21		Lyon	7/16, 19, 21 Lyon (second summer record) Reported in all western regions plus Benton, Hubbard, Stearns. Northbound migrants: late south 6/9 Yellow Medicine ph. GWe; late north 6/5 Clay (3) †PBB. Southbound migrants: early north 7/18 Marshall (7) HHu, Pennington (2) AaL, CLu; early south 7/16 Lyon (2) GWe.
	avian information	2020-07-18			Pennington	7/18 Pennington (third summer record) Reported in all western regions plus Benton, Hubbard, Stearns. Northbound migrants: late south 6/9 Yellow Medicine ph. GWe; late north 6/5 Clay (3) †PBB. Southbound migrants: early north 7/18 Marshall (7) HHu, Pennington (2) AaL, CLu; early south 7/16 Lyon (2) GWe.
	avian information	2020-07-19			Benton	7/19 Benton (first summer record) Reported in all western regions plus Benton, Hubbard, Stearns. Northbound migrants: late south 6/9 Yellow Medicine ph. GWe; late north 6/5 Clay (3) †PBB. Southbound migrants: early north 7/18 Marshall (7) HHu, Pennington (2) AaL, CLu; early south 7/16 Lyon (2) GWe.
	avian information	2020-07-19			Douglas	7/19 Douglas (first summer record) Reported in all western regions plus Benton, Hubbard, Stearns. Northbound migrants: late south 6/9 Yellow Medicine ph. GWe; late north 6/5 Clay (3) †PBB. Southbound migrants: early north 7/18 Marshall (7) HHu, Pennington (2) AaL, CLu; early south 7/16 Lyon (2) GWe.
	avian information	2020-07-21			Hubbard	7/21 Hubbard (first summer record) Reported in all western regions plus Benton, Hubbard, Stearns. Northbound migrants: late south 6/9 Yellow Medicine ph. GWe; late north 6/5 Clay (3) †PBB. Southbound migrants: early north 7/18 Marshall (7) HHu, Pennington (2) AaL, CLu; early south 7/16 Lyon (2) GWe.
	avian information	2020-08-18			Chisago	8/18 Chisago (first county record) See summer report for early north and south migrants. High counts 9/6 Pennington (240, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) CRM, m.ob., 9/10 Lac qui Parle (125, Marsh Lake) WCM. Late north 9/16 Grant JMy, 9/17–19 Douglas (6) CRM, m.ob., 10/24 Crow Wing ph. SC (median 9/22). Late south 10/3 Big Stone (9) WCM, 10/4 Sibley (3) JCC, 10/9 Lyon GWe (median 10/2).
	avian information	2020-08-22	2020-08-23		Watonwan	8/22, 23 Watonwan (third fall record) See summer report for early north and south migrants. High counts 9/6 Pennington (240, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) CRM, m.ob., 9/10 Lac qui Parle (125, Marsh Lake) WCM. Late north 9/16 Grant JMy, 9/17–19 Douglas (6) CRM, m.ob., 10/24 Crow Wing ph. SC (median 9/22). Late south 10/3 Big Stone (9) WCM, 10/4 Sibley (3) JCC, 10/9 Lyon GWe (median 10/2).
	avian information	2020-08-23			Kanabec	8/23 Kanabec (fourth fall record) See summer report for early north and south migrants. High counts 9/6 Pennington (240, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) CRM, m.ob., 9/10 Lac qui Parle (125, Marsh Lake) WCM. Late north 9/16 Grant JMy, 9/17–19 Douglas (6) CRM, m.ob., 10/24 Crow Wing ph. SC (median 9/22). Late south 10/3 Big Stone (9) WCM, 10/4 Sibley (3) JCC, 10/9 Lyon GWe (median 10/2).
	avian information	2020-10-24			Crow Wing	10/24 Crow Wing (fifth county record) See summer report for early north and south migrants. High counts 9/6 Pennington (240, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) CRM, m.ob., 9/10 Lac qui Parle (125, Marsh Lake) WCM. Late north 9/16 Grant JMy, 9/17–19 Douglas (6) CRM, m.ob., 10/24 Crow Wing ph. SC (median 9/22). Late south 10/3 Big Stone (9) WCM, 10/4 Sibley (3) JCC, 10/9 Lyon GWe (median 10/2).
	avian information	2021-05-13	2021-05-31		Stevens	5/13, 15, 24, 31 Stevens (fifth spring record) Early south (median 5/11) 5/9 Yellow Medicine (2) GWe, 5/11 Watonwan MiO, 5/12 Lyon (3) GWe, Sibley (2) RBW. Early north (median 5/17) 5/8 St. Louis (2) DgM, 5/11 Traverse (2) DFN, PEJ, 5/12 Marshall (2) MiG, HHu, REn, RLF. High count 5/23 Marshall (50, Warren W.T.P.) HHu. Late south 5/28–5/31 Stearns (max. 2) PCC, m.ob., 5/28 Yellow Medicine KJB, 5/31 Stevens (3) DLP (median 6/3). Late north 5/30 St. Louis (Park Point R.A.) TLz, FJN, IDv, (Meadowlands W.T.P.) ebd, Wilkin RAE, 5/31 Marshall (30, Warren W.T.P.) HHu, Polk (2) TWe, BWe (median 6/2). See summer report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2021-05-17			Goodhue	5/17 Goodhue (first spring record) Early south (median 5/11) 5/9 Yellow Medicine (2) GWe, 5/11 Watonwan MiO, 5/12 Lyon (3) GWe, Sibley (2) RBW. Early north (median 5/17) 5/8 St. Louis (2) DgM, 5/11 Traverse (2) DFN, PEJ, 5/12 Marshall (2) MiG, HHu, REn, RLF. High count 5/23 Marshall (50, Warren W.T.P.) HHu. Late south 5/28–5/31 Stearns (max. 2) PCC, m.ob., 5/28 Yellow Medicine KJB, 5/31 Stevens (3) DLP (median 6/3). Late north 5/30 St. Louis (Park Point R.A.) TLz, FJN, IDv, (Meadowlands W.T.P.) ebd, Wilkin RAE, 5/31 Marshall (30, Warren W.T.P.) HHu, Polk (2) TWe, BWe (median 6/2). See summer report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2021-05-19	2021-05-21		Hubbard	5/19, 21 Hubbard (second county record) Early south (median 5/11) 5/9 Yellow Medicine (2) GWe, 5/11 Watonwan MiO, 5/12 Lyon (3) GWe, Sibley (2) RBW. Early north (median 5/17) 5/8 St. Louis (2) DgM, 5/11 Traverse (2) DFN, PEJ, 5/12 Marshall (2) MiG, HHu, REn, RLF. High count 5/23 Marshall (50, Warren W.T.P.) HHu. Late south 5/28–5/31 Stearns (max. 2) PCC, m.ob., 5/28 Yellow Medicine KJB, 5/31 Stevens (3) DLP (median 6/3). Late north 5/30 St. Louis (Park Point R.A.) TLz, FJN, IDv, (Meadowlands W.T.P.) ebd, Wilkin RAE, 5/31 Marshall (30, Warren W.T.P.) HHu, Polk (2) TWe, BWe (median 6/2). See summer report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2021-05-20			Kanabec	5/20 Kanabec (fifth spring record) Early south (median 5/11) 5/9 Yellow Medicine (2) GWe, 5/11 Watonwan MiO, 5/12 Lyon (3) GWe, Sibley (2) RBW. Early north (median 5/17) 5/8 St. Louis (2) DgM, 5/11 Traverse (2) DFN, PEJ, 5/12 Marshall (2) MiG, HHu, REn, RLF. High count 5/23 Marshall (50, Warren W.T.P.) HHu. Late south 5/28–5/31 Stearns (max. 2) PCC, m.ob., 5/28 Yellow Medicine KJB, 5/31 Stevens (3) DLP (median 6/3). Late north 5/30 St. Louis (Park Point R.A.) TLz, FJN, IDv, (Meadowlands W.T.P.) ebd, Wilkin RAE, 5/31 Marshall (30, Warren W.T.P.) HHu, Polk (2) TWe, BWe (median 6/2). See summer report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2021-05-28			Beltrami	5/28 Beltrami (first spring record) Early south (median 5/11) 5/9 Yellow Medicine (2) GWe, 5/11 Watonwan MiO, 5/12 Lyon (3) GWe, Sibley (2) RBW. Early north (median 5/17) 5/8 St. Louis (2) DgM, 5/11 Traverse (2) DFN, PEJ, 5/12 Marshall (2) MiG, HHu, REn, RLF. High count 5/23 Marshall (50, Warren W.T.P.) HHu. Late south 5/28–5/31 Stearns (max. 2) PCC, m.ob., 5/28 Yellow Medicine KJB, 5/31 Stevens (3) DLP (median 6/3). Late north 5/30 St. Louis (Park Point R.A.) TLz, FJN, IDv, (Meadowlands W.T.P.) ebd, Wilkin RAE, 5/31 Marshall (30, Warren W.T.P.) HHu, Polk (2) TWe, BWe (median 6/2). See summer report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2022-05-18	2022-05-28		Stevens	5/18, 28 Stevens Early south (median 5/11) 4/28 Rock WCM, 5/8 Pipestone KEm, JWH, Yellow Medicine (2) KEm, JWH. Early north (median 5/17) 5/10 Pine LEv, ebd, 5/12 Clay CMk, 5/16 Mahnomen (3) HCT, Wilkin DBz, ANy. High count 5/22 Brown (31, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) BTS. Late south 5/30 Big Stone DLP, Rice (max. 2) KSz, m.ob., Rock ebd, Stearns (3) PLJ, 5/31 Lyon ebd, Sibley (2) EHi (median 6/3). Late north 5/29 Kittson (28) EHi, Roseau (6, Roseau W.T.P.) EHi, (4, Warroad W.T.P.) EHi, Wilkin SC (median 6/2). See summer report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2022-05-22			Martin	5/22 Martin (second spring record) Early south (median 5/11) 4/28 Rock WCM, 5/8 Pipestone KEm, JWH, Yellow Medicine (2) KEm, JWH. Early north (median 5/17) 5/10 Pine LEv, ebd, 5/12 Clay CMk, 5/16 Mahnomen (3) HCT, Wilkin DBz, ANy. High count 5/22 Brown (31, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) BTS. Late south 5/30 Big Stone DLP, Rice (max. 2) KSz, m.ob., Rock ebd, Stearns (3) PLJ, 5/31 Lyon ebd, Sibley (2) EHi (median 6/3). Late north 5/29 Kittson (28) EHi, Roseau (6, Roseau W.T.P.) EHi, (4, Warroad W.T.P.) EHi, Wilkin SC (median 6/2). See summer report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2022-05-23			Washington	5/23 Washington (second county record) Early south (median 5/11) 4/28 Rock WCM, 5/8 Pipestone KEm, JWH, Yellow Medicine (2) KEm, JWH. Early north (median 5/17) 5/10 Pine LEv, ebd, 5/12 Clay CMk, 5/16 Mahnomen (3) HCT, Wilkin DBz, ANy. High count 5/22 Brown (31, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) BTS. Late south 5/30 Big Stone DLP, Rice (max. 2) KSz, m.ob., Rock ebd, Stearns (3) PLJ, 5/31 Lyon ebd, Sibley (2) EHi (median 6/3). Late north 5/29 Kittson (28) EHi, Roseau (6, Roseau W.T.P.) EHi, (4, Warroad W.T.P.) EHi, Wilkin SC (median 6/2). See summer report for additional late migrants north and south.
	avian information	2022-06-03			Murray	6/3 Murray (first summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-06-03	2022-07-29		Sibley	6/3, 4, 7/29 Sibley (second summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-06-04			Pipestone	6/4 Pipestone (second summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-06-06			Lyon	6/6 Lyon (third summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-07-02			Norman	7/2 Norman (second summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-07-17			Chippewa	7/17 Chippewa (second summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-07-21			Dakota	7/21 Dakota (second summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-07-24			Blue Earth	7/24 Blue Earth (first summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-07-24			Carver	7/24 Carver (fourth summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-07-28			Jackson	7/28 Jackson (first summer record) Observed in every region except North-central, Northeast, Southeast. Northbound migrants: late south 6/5 Stearns (2) LFr, 6/6 Lyon (1) NMe; late north 6/5 Grant (1) ebd, 6/6 (12), 6/7 (5) Marshall (Warren W.T.P.) HHu, ebd. One photographed by Hughes at Warren W.T.P. 6/26 and 7/1 would normally be considered a record late migrant, but was inexplicably joined by 3 more 7/2 — were these three record early fall migrants, record late spring migrants, or non-breeding birds? Subsequent reports from this location (all by Hughes) 7/7 (3), 7/16 (4), 7/18 (4), 7/24 (2) suggests the possibility of a few non-breeding birds summering at Warren. Confounding this analysis were apparent record late migrants 7/2 Lac qui Parle DLP, 7/2 Grant (2, North Ottawa Impoundment) †CNn, and 7/2 Norman (2, Ada W.T.P.) ph. SAu. Making matters worse were apparent early fall migrants 7/9 Brown (1, Sleepy Eye W.T.P.) ph. KEm, JWH, 7/11 Stearns (male, direct comparison to Wilson’s) ANy, HHD, 7/14–15 Brown (female) ebd, BTS, 7/17 Chippewa (3) GWe. High count 7/24 Big Stone (23, Graceville W.T.P.) EHi, TWe.
	avian information	2022-08-04	2022-08-07		Washington	8/4, 6, 7 Washington (third county record) See summer report for early southbound migrants. High counts 8/12 Pennington (92, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) BoA, 8/9 Marshall (45, Warren W.T.P.) HHu. Late north 9/16 Aitkin LBa, 9/16–20 Marshall (max. 6) HHu, 9/24 Lake of the Woods ebd (median 9/26). Late south 9/22 Sibley (3) MkC, 10/1 Lyon (4) GWe, 10/8 Le Sueur (3) ebd (median 10/8).
	avian information	2022-08-26			Houston	8/26 Houston (second county record) See summer report for early southbound migrants. High counts 8/12 Pennington (92, Thief River Falls W.T.P.) BoA, 8/9 Marshall (45, Warren W.T.P.) HHu. Late north 9/16 Aitkin LBa, 9/16–20 Marshall (max. 6) HHu, 9/24 Lake of the Woods ebd (median 9/26). Late south 9/22 Sibley (3) MkC, 10/1 Lyon (4) GWe, 10/8 Le Sueur (3) ebd (median 10/8).
	avian information	2023-05-19			Lake of the Woods	5/19 Lake of the Woods (third county record)
	avian information	2023-05-23			Lake	5/23 Lake (fourth spring record)
	avian information	2023-05-25			Aitkin	5/25 Aitkin (third spring record)
	avian information	2023-05-30			Le Sueur	5/30 Le Sueur (first spring record)

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Notes:

The information in the above table comes from several different sources. The count in column 1 indicates which of the sources is considered the primary source.
	'Accepted' MOURC entries from The MOURC Proceedings
	'Not Accepted' or 'Rejected' MOURC entry from The MOURC Proceedings
	Accepted MOU records assembled by David Cahlander
	Sighting records for ()
	Avian information from the occurrence maps, in dark red, assembled by Robert Janssen. Seasonal report for the species/season published in The Loon or The Flicker has been added.
	Information from The Loon index assembled by Anthony Hertzel and David Cahlander