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Fri, 23 Mar 2012 15:53:03 -0600
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At 2pm today, I was surprised to see hundreds of Tundra Swans sitting in a
farm field approx. 2 miles east of US 75 south of Warren (300Ave and 200th
Streets NW). I also spotted 5 Short-eared Owls flying over the CRP and
impoundment on 190th Street NW between Polk Co. 68 and 300th ave NW.
Several Northern Harriers, Red-tailed Hawks and Bald Eagles. Rough-leggeds
are still here. Several Sharp-tailed Grouse, dozens of Sandhills, Western
Meadowlarks, Tree Sparrows, Flickers. The first ticks of the season
yesterday.

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Heidi Hughes
Agassiz Audubon Society
27391 190th Street NW
Warren MN 56762

218.745.5663

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