MOURC Proceedings Archive for The Loon

	MOURC Proceedings Archive - Warblers	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.

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Proceedings

Species: Warblers

	Ref	First	Last	Location	County	Comment	Status
Worm-eating Warbler (C) (Helmitheros vermivorum)						Start Date 1988-01-01
1:0	MOU	1944-05-23			Olmsted	The Loon 52:33	Accepted
2:0	MOU	1949-05-22		Robert's Sanctuary	Hennepin	The Loon 21:57	Accepted
3:0	MOU	1953-05-07		Madison	Lac qui Parle	Bell Museum files, record by Mrs. C.E. Peterson	Accepted
4:0	MOU	1957-05-11	1957-05-13	near London	Kandiyohi	The Loon 29:36	Accepted
5:0	MOU	1957-05-21		St. Thomas	Hennepin	The Loon 29:36	Accepted
	30:73	1958	index			Worm-eating Warbler Seen on Benilde High School Grounds
6:0	MOU	1958-05-01		St. Louis Park	Hennepin	The Flicker 30:73	Accepted
	31:62	1959	index			Worm-eating Warbler Again Seen in Minneapolis Area
7:0	MOU	1959-05-03		Theodore Wirth Park	Hennepin	The Loon 31:62	Accepted
	34:65	1962	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Hennepin County, Minnesota
8:0	MOU	1962-04-27	1962-04-30	Brooklyn Park	Hennepin	The Loon 34:56, 34:65	Accepted
	35:103	1963	index			Observations of the Worm-eating Warbler
9:0	MOU	1963-05-05	1963-05-08	Robert's Sanctuary	Hennepin	The Loon 35:57, 35:103	Accepted
10:0	MOU	1967-05-13		Theodore Wirth Park	Hennepin	The Loon 39:95	Accepted
	41:89-90	1969	index			Worm-eating Warbler Seen
11:0	MOU	1969-04-30		Sunfish Lake	Dakota	Photos in Bell Museum files	Accepted
12:0	MOU	1969-05-18		Camp Wilder	Washington	The Loon 41:90	Accepted
13:0	MOU	1973-08-26		Robert's Sanctuary	Hennepin	The Loon 46:172	Accepted
14:0	MOU	1973-11-18		Garrison	Crow Wing	The Loon 46:35	Accepted
	46:35-36	1974	index			An Unusual Minnesota Observation
	46:122	1974	index			Worm-eating Warbler at Wood Lake Nature Center
	46:172-173	1974	index			Fall Worm-eating Warbler
	MOU	1974-04-27		Richfield	Hennepin	The Loon 46:155	Rejected
	MOU	1974-04-27		Richfield	Hennepin	The Loon 46:155	Rejected
15:0	MOU	1974-04-27		Richfield	Hennepin	The Loon 46:122	Accepted
	47:135	1975	index			Worm-eating Warbler at Roberts Sanctuary
16:0	MOU	1975-05-18		Robert's Sanctuary	Hennepin	The Loon 47:135	Accepted
17:0	MOU	1975-11-15		Boy Lake	Cass	The Loon 48:38	Accepted
	48:38	1976	index			Worm-eating Warbler Observation
	MOU	1976-11-11		Hawk Ridge	Saint Louis	The Loon 49:45	Recirculated
	57:119	1976-11-11		Duluth	St. Louis	(vote 4-3, with 5-2 required for Acceptance). This 1976 record, which was originally accepted on a 5-1 vote and published (The Loon 49:45), was reconsidered and found unacceptable. The identification was based entirely on "black stripes on the head . . . small, buffy brown bird . . . habit of walking along the low branches of the alders," and, while it was agreed the identification may well have been correct, it was felt by some that more extensive details should have been provided for such a highly unusual record . The most serious omission was an indication of its being a warbler in the first place, rather than a sparrow or something else.	Not Accepted
	57:119	1976-11-11		Duluth	St. Louis	(vote 4-3, with 5-2 required for Acceptance). This 1976 record, which was originally accepted on a 5-1 vote and published (The Loon 49:45), was reconsidered and found unacceptable. The identification was based entirely on "black stripes on the head . . . small, buffy brown bird . . . habit of walking along the low branches of the alders," and, while it was agreed the identification may well have been correct, it was felt by some that more extensive details should have been provided for such a highly unusual record . The most serious omission was an indication of its being a warbler in the first place, rather than a sparrow or something else.	Not Accepted
	49:45	1977	index			Worm-eating Warbler at Hawk Ridge
	50:213	1978	index			Worm-eating Warbler at Austin
18:0	MOU	1978-05-17	1978-05-18	Hormel Nature Center	Mower	The Loon 50:213	Accepted
	51:106	1979	index			Worm-eating Warbler Observation
	51:155	1979	index			Worm-eating Warbler -- Otter Tail County
19:0	MOU	1979-05-05		Theodore Wirth Park	Hennepin	The Loon 51:106	Accepted
20:0	MOU	1979-05-07		Robert's Sanctuary	Hennepin	The Loon 51:154	Accepted
21:0	MOU	1979-05-20		Fergus Falls	Otter Tail	The Loon 51:155	Accepted
22:0	MOU	1980-05-30			Ramsey	The Loon 63:169 (specimen)	Accepted
	53:172	1981	index			Worm-eating Warbler at Austin
23:0	53:129	1981-05-05		Austin	Mower	(vote 6-1, Loon 53:172)	Accepted
24:0	MOU	1982-05-07	1982-05-09	Wood Lake Nature Center	Hennepin	The Loon 54:234	Accepted
25:0	MOU	1982-05-19		T.S. Roberts Sanctuary	Hennepin	The Loon 54:234	Accepted
	55:126	1983	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Brown and Blue Earth Counties
26:0	56:17	1983-05-11		Flandrau State Park	Brown	(vote 7-0; Loon 55:126).	Accepted
27:0	56:17	1983-05-17		Minneopa State Park	Blue Earth	(vote 7-0; Loon 55: 126).	Accepted
	56:17	1983-08-12		Potato Lake	Hubbard	(vote 0-7) The relatively inexperienced observer's description was: "plain olive back, no wing bar, plain whitish breast, white eye line with black stripes above and below"; however, such details also fit Red-eyed Vireo.	Not Accepted
	56:193-194	1984	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Waseca County
28:0	MOU	1984-04-29			Cottonwood	The Loon 56:257	Accepted
29:0	56:160	1984-05-08		Courthouse Park	Waseca	(vote 7-0 The Loon 56:193-194).	Accepted
	57:108	1985	index			Worm-eating Warbler at Austin
	57:142-143	1985	index			Worm-eating Warbler -- Olmsted County
30:0	57:119	1985-05-04		Austin	Mower	(vote 7-0; The Loon 57:108) .	Accepted
	57:119	1985-05-04		Austin	Mower	(vote 7-0; The Loon 57:108) .	Duplicate
	58:42	1985-05-24		near Rochester	Olmsted	(vote 6-1; The Loon 58:l42-143) .	Recirculated
	64:138	1985-05-24		Rochester	Olmsted	(vote 2-5); previously voted on, accepted and published (The Loon 57:142-143). The entire description .--------------------------only mentioned "an unstreaked breast, black eyestripe and light eye-brow", and that the bird had a song "similar to a Chipping Sparrow". While it is possible the bird was correctly identified, the documentation submitted still does not preclude Chipping Sparrow.	Not Accepted
	58:133	1986	index			Worm-eating Warblers in Fillmore County
	58:139	1986	index			Worm-eating Warbler in LeSueur County
31:0	59:57	1986-05-08		near Kasota	Le Sueur	(vote 7-0; The Loon 58:139).	Accepted
32:0	58:146	1986-05-11		Forestville Twp.	Fillmore	(vote 7-0; The Loon 58:133).	Accepted
33:0	58:146	1986-05-22		Pilot Mound Twp.	Fillmore	(vote 7-0; The .Loon 58:133).	Accepted
	60:93	1988	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Mower County
	60:178	1988	index			Worm-eating Warbler at Crosby Park
34:1	MOU	1988-05-04	1988-05-08	Hormel Nature Center	Mower	The Loon 60:168 The Loon 60:93	Accepted
	avian information	1988-05-04	1988-05-08		Mower	5/4, 8 Mower (second state record) (first county record) Three reports: 5/4 Mower RRK, 5/4 Ramsey AB (*The Loon* 60:179), 5/8 Mower RG (*The Loon* 60:93).
35:2	60:108	1988-05-04		St. Paul	Ramsey	(vote 7-0). The Loon 60:178	Accepted
	avian information	1988-05-04			Ramsey	5/4 Ramsey (third state record) (first county record) Three reports: 5/4 Mower RRK, 5/4 Ramsey AB (*The Loon* 60:179), 5/8 Mower RG (*The Loon* 60:93).
	MOU	1988-05-08		Frontenac area	Goodhue	The Loon 60:93	Rejected
	avian information	1988-05-08	1988-05-10		Goodhue	5/8-10 Goodhue (first state record) (first county record) Three reports: 5/4 Mower RRK, 5/4 Ramsey AB (*The Loon* 60:179), 5/8 Mower RG (*The Loon* 60:93).
36:3	60:108	1988-05-08		Austin	Mower	(vote 7-0; The Loon 60:93).	Accepted
	62:118	1990	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Rice County
37:4	62:134	1990-04-30		Sakatah Lake S.P.	Rice	(vote 7-0; The Loon 62:118) .	Accepted
	avian information	1990-04-30			Rice	4/30 Rice (fourth state record) (first county record) 4130 Rice WS (*The Loon* 62:118).
	63:203	1991	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Minneapolis
	63:208	1991	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Watonwan County
38:5	63:154	1991-05-11		Eagle's Nest Co. Park	Watonwan	(vote 7-0; The Loon 63:208).	Accepted
	avian information	1991-05-11			Watonwan	5/11 Watonwan (fifth state record) (first county record) Two reports: 5/ 11 Watonwan RJ, RG (The Loon 63:208), 5118 Hennepin SC (*The Loon* 63:203).
39:6	63:154	1991-05-18		Minneapolis	Hennepin	(vote 7-0; The Loon 63:201).	Accepted
	64:166	1992	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Washington County
	64:170-171	1992	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Hennepin County
	64:171	1992	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Rice County
40:7	64:138	1992-05-09		Rice Lake S.P.	Steele	(vote 6-1).	Accepted
	avian information	1992-05-09			Steele	5/9 Steele (seventh state record) (first county record) All reports: 5/9 Steele KV, 5/11 Hennepin SC (*The Loon* 64:170–171), 5/12–17 Rice TB (*The Loon* 64:171), 5/12 Washington EC (*The Loon* 64:166).
41:8	64:138	1992-05-11		Minneapolis	Hennepin	(vote 7-0).	Accepted
42:9	64:138	1992-05-12		Faribault	Rice	(vote 7-0).	Accepted
	avian information	1992-05-12	1992-05-17		Rice	5/12-17 Rice (sixth state record) (second county record) All reports: 5/9 Steele KV, 5/11 Hennepin SC (*The Loon* 64:170–171), 5/12–17 Rice TB (*The Loon* 64:171), 5/12 Washington EC (*The Loon* 64:166).
43:10	65:33	1992-05-12		Warner Nature Center	Washington	(vote 7-0; The Loon 64: 166).	Accepted
	avian information	1992-05-12			Washington	5/12 Washington (eighth state record) (first county record) All reports: 5/9 Steele KV, 5/11 Hennepin SC (*The Loon* 64:170–171), 5/12–17 Rice TB (*The Loon* 64:171), 5/12 Washington EC (*The Loon* 64:166).
44:11	65:33	1992-10-01		Olson Lake	Washington	(vote 5-2).	Accepted
	MOU	1992-10-01			Washington	The Loon 65:80	Duplicate
	avian information	1992-10-01			Washington	10/1 Washington (ninth state record) (second county record) One report: 10/1 Washington DS.
	65:94	1993	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Washington County
45:12	MOU	1993-05-08		MVNWR Hq.	Hennepin	The Loon 65:191	Accepted
46:13	MOU	1993-05-09		Afton SP	Washington	The Loon 65:191	Accepted
	avian information	1993-05-09			Washington	5/9 Washington (tenth state record) (third county record) Reported 5/8 Hennepin TT, 5/9 Washington DN.
47:14	MOU	1994-05-14		MVNWR Hq.	Hennepin	The Loon 66:189	Accepted
48:15	MOU	1995-05-10		Theodore Wirth Park	Hennepin	The Loon 67:227	Accepted
49:16	MOU	1995-05-15		Wood Lake Nature Center	Hennepin	The Loon 67:227	Accepted
50:17	MOU	1997-05-27	1997-05-30	St. Paul	Ramsey	The Loon 69:205	Accepted
	avian information	1997-05-27	1997-05-31		Ramsey	5/27-30, 31 Ramsey (eleventh state record) (second county record) Only documented report: 5/27–30 (latest date on record) Ramsey JWe, mob.
51:18	MOU	1998-06-02		Seven Mile Creek County Park	Nicollet	The Loon 71:30	Accepted
	avian information	1998-06-02			Nicollet	6/2 Nicollet (twelfth state record) (first county record) First summer record for this species in the state. Single male singing on 6/2 at Seven Mile Creek County Park in Nicollet PB, AH.
52:19	MOU	1999-05-02	1999-05-03	Bergquist Nature Area	Kandiyohi	The Loon 71:209	Accepted
	avian information	1999-05-02	1999-05-08		Kandiyohi	5/2-3, 8 Kandiyohi (thirteenth state record) (first county record) Like the other “southern” warblers, more reports than usual. All records: 5/2–3 Kandiyohi (near Willmar) RJF, 5/8 Kandi-yohi (Sibley S. P.) RE, 5/9–12 Winona (Whitewater S. P.) mob, 5/29 Mower (Hormel Nature Center) AH, 5/31 (second latest south) Wabasha (Co. Rd. 29) PS.
53:20	MOU	1999-05-08		Sibley SP	Kandiyohi	The Loon 71:209	Accepted
54:21	MOU	1999-05-09	1999-05-12	Whitewater SP	Winona	The Loon 71:209	Accepted
	avian information	1999-05-09			Winona	5/9 Winona (first county record) Like the other “southern” warblers, more reports than usual. All records: 5/2–3 Kandiyohi (near Willmar) RJF, 5/8 Kandi-yohi (Sibley S. P.) RE, 5/9–12 Winona (Whitewater S. P.) mob, 5/29 Mower (Hormel Nature Center) AH, 5/31 (second latest south) Wabasha (Co. Rd. 29) PS.
55:22	MOU	1999-05-29		Hormel Nature Center	Mower	The Loon 71:209	Accepted
	avian information	1999-05-29			Mower	5/29 Mower (fourteenth state record) (second county record) Like the other “southern” warblers, more reports than usual. All records: 5/2–3 Kandiyohi (near Willmar) RJF, 5/8 Kandi-yohi (Sibley S. P.) RE, 5/9–12 Winona (Whitewater S. P.) mob, 5/29 Mower (Hormel Nature Center) AH, 5/31 (second latest south) Wabasha (Co. Rd. 29) PS.
56:23	MOU	1999-05-31		county road 29	Wabasha	The Loon 71:209	Accepted
	avian information	1999-05-31			Wabasha	5/31 Wabasha (fifteenth state record) (first county record) Like the other “southern” warblers, more reports than usual. All records: 5/2–3 Kandiyohi (near Willmar) RJF, 5/8 Kandi-yohi (Sibley S. P.) RE, 5/9–12 Winona (Whitewater S. P.) mob, 5/29 Mower (Hormel Nature Center) AH, 5/31 (second latest south) Wabasha (Co. Rd. 29) PS.
57:24	MOU	2000-05-13		Darwin-Dassel Park	Meeker	The Loon 72:224	Accepted
	avian information	2000-05-13			Meeker	5/13 Meeker (first county record) Only report: 5/13 Meeker (Darwin-Dassel Park) †DF.
58:25	MOU	2001-05-01		Veteran's Park	Hennepin	The Loon 73:224	Accepted
59:26	MOU	2001-05-12	2001-05-20	Hyland Park	Hennepin	The Loon 73:224, 74:54	Accepted
60:27	MOU	2001-07-28		Linwood Lake	Anoka	The Loon 74:31	Accepted
	avian information	2001-07-28			Anoka	7/28 Anoka (first county record) Second summer record for the state (the first was in 1998), an individual documented 7/28 Anoka (near Carlos Avery WMA) †CF.
	77:9	2004-05-18		Big Stone N.W.R.	Lac qui Parle	(recirculated record #2004-063, first vote 4–3, second vote 4–3). The observer reported recognizing its call note in flight, but the documentation lacked information about the observer's experience with this species (including its call notes), whether or not a field guide was used, and how other species were eliminated. Observers are encouraged to either use the “Request for Documentation” form or follow its format exactly; the form can be mailed upon request or downloaded (please note new URL) under “Documents for Downloading” at .	Not Accepted
61:28	77:169	2005-04-15		Warner Nature Center	Washington	(record #2005-011, vote 7–0). Netted, banded, and photographed in the hand on a record-early date.	Accepted
	79:238	2007	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Lyon County
	79:239	2007	index			Worm-eating Warbler in Clay County
62:29	80:5	2007-04-23		Camden State Park	Lyon	(record #2007-058, vote 7–0).	Accepted
	avian information	2007-04-23			Lyon	4/23 Lyon (first county record) First reports since 2005. First county records 4/23 Lyon (Camden S.P.) †RAE (*The Loon* 79:238), 5/6 Clay (Moorhead, near the Red River) †DPW, †PBB (*The Loon* 79:239–240).
63:30	79:123	2007-05-06		Moorhead	Clay	(record #2007-023, vote 7–0).	Accepted
	avian information	2007-05-06			Clay	5/6 Clay (first county record) First reports since 2005. First county records 4/23 Lyon (Camden S.P.) †RAE (*The Loon* 79:238), 5/6 Clay (Moorhead, near the Red River) †DPW, †PBB (*The Loon* 79:239–240).
64:31	82:3	2009-04-26		Eloise Butler Wildflower Sanctuary, Minneapolis	Hennepin	(record #2009-045, vote 7–0). Hennepin County now has 23 records of this Casual species.	Accepted
65:32	81:115	2009-05-15		Veteran's Memorial Park, Richfield	Hennepin	(record #2009-029, vote 7–0).	Accepted
66:33	85:99	2013-05-04	2013-05-05	Fridley	Anoka	(record #2013-009, vote 7–0). Adult. First spring record for Anoka County. Confidence in the documentation could have been appreciably improved by supplying contemporaneous field notes.	Accepted
	avian information	2013-05-04	2013-05-05		Anoka	5/4, 5 Anoka (second county record) The first spring report since 2009 was 5/4 Anoka (Fridey) †CF, same bird also reported 5/5 ELC.
67:34	86:3	2013-05-16		River Bend Nature Center, Faribault	Rice	(record #2013017, original vote 4–3; recirculated vote 3–4). The observer reported the undeparts as “gray” rather than having buff or caramel-colored tones which one would normally expect a Worm-eating Warbler to exhibit. In addition, the submission was generally too succinct for several of the members to Accept.	Accepted
	87:4	2014-05-10		Nevis Township Section 33 off County Road 13	Hubbard	(record #2014-037, first vote 4–3, recirculated vote 1–6). Two well-out-of-range birds seen together would be unprecedented. The observers were not experienced with the species. The description of the three black head stripes is confusing and not consistent with the species. Finally, the bird was said to have looked just like the one in the field guide indicating that the power of suggestion may have influenced the conclusion.	Not Accepted
68:35	87:95	2015-05-30		Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve	Scott	(record #2015-017, vote 7–0). Photographed, first county record.	Accepted
	avian information	2015-05-30			Scott	5/30 Scott (first county record) First county record 5/30 Scott (Murphy-Hanrehan P.R.) ph. †BAb, †CRM, ph. †RMD, m.ob.. Only the second spring report since 2009.
69:36	88:91	2016-05-14	2016-05-18	Cannon River Wilderness Area	Rice	(record #2016-013, vote 6–1).	Accepted
	avian information	2016-05-14	2016-05-18		Rice	5/14-18 Rice (third county record) Singing male 5/14–18 Rice (Cannon River Wilderness Area) †CJE, †TFB, †DAB, RBW, BWF.
70:37	89:87	2017-05-16		farm near Saco, Somerset Township	Steele	(record #2017-009, vote 5–2).	Accepted
	avian information	2017-05-16			Steele	5/16 Steele (second county record) All reports 5/16 Steele (Somerset Twp.) †PSu (*The Loon* 89:87–91), 5/22 Le Sueur (Sakatah S.P.) †RBW (*The Loon* 89:87–91), 5/31 Renville (810th Ave. at Hawk Creek) †GWe (*The Loon* 89:87–91).
71:38	89:87	2017-05-22		Sakatah State Park near campsite number 54	Le Sueur	(record #2017-013, vote 7–0).	Accepted
	avian information	2017-05-22			Le Sueur	5/22 Le Sueur (first county record) All reports 5/16 Steele (Somerset Twp.) †PSu (*The Loon* 89:87–91), 5/22 Le Sueur (Sakatah S.P.) †RBW (*The Loon* 89:87–91), 5/31 Renville (810th Ave. at Hawk Creek) †GWe (*The Loon* 89:87–91).
72:39	89:87	2017-05-31		Hawk Creek, Minnesota River Valley	Renville	(record #2017-016, vote 6–1). First county record.	Accepted
	avian information	2017-05-31			Renville	5/31 Renville (first county record) All reports 5/16 Steele (Somerset Twp.) †PSu (*The Loon* 89:87–91), 5/22 Le Sueur (Sakatah S.P.) †RBW (*The Loon* 89:87–91), 5/31 Renville (810th Ave. at Hawk Creek) †GWe (*The Loon* 89:87–91).
73:40	91:89	2018-05-04		Wood-Rill SNA	Hennepin	(record #2018-058, vote 7–0). Adult, photographed.	Accepted
	91:3	2018-05-13		Blue Mounds State Park	Rock	(record #2018-055, vote 3–4). The identification was not pursued until the following day while accidentally stumbling on Worm-eating Warbler while looking at a field guide. Some members felt the description was too brief as was the length of the observation by an observer with no experience with the species.	Not Accepted
	avian information	2018-05-13			Rock	5/13 Rock (first county record) Two reports: 5/4 Hennepin (Wood Rill S.N.A.) ph. SuH, 5/13 Rock (Blue Mounds S.P.) †VKl.
	94:115	2022-04-26		College Park, St. Paul	Ramsey	(record #2022-105, vote 3–4). The inexperience of the observer, coupled with an incomplete elimination of other similar possibilities, was fatal to the acceptance of this observation.	Not Accepted
	94:115	2022-08-30		Wood Duck Trail, Minnesota Landscape Arboretum	Carver	(record #2022-098, vote 1–6). Fall records of this species are exceedingly rare — enough so that extra caution is warranted in evaluating the record. The scant detail was insufficient to preclude other possibilities such as Red-breasted Nuthatch or Ovenbird (to mention just a couple).	Not Accepted
74:41	95:3	2023-05-01	2023-05-03	Bass Ponds, Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, Bloomington	Hennepin	(record #2023-030, vote 7–0). Adult, photographed.	Accepted

	Sixty-eight records: 62 spring, 2 summer, and 4 fall. Recorded in five of the last ten years, most recently 2018.

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