[Mnbird] swans are moving

[MARY ANN MCDOUGAL]

Sounds like a plan!

Red wings blackbirds are here too as well as Sandhill Cranes.

‘Our' Tufted Titmouse left around the 20th of February after being here most of the time since November 10. 

Mary Ann
SW Lino Lakes
Anoka Co.



> On Mar 14, 2020, at 3:35 PM, Raymond Faber via Mnbird <mnbird at lists.mnbird.net> wrote:
> 
> FOY red-winged blackbirds have arrived and several flocks of tundra swans were heard flying over our place near Ridgeway south of Winona.  Ice on the Mississippi is breaking up, attracting large numbers of bald eagles feeding on winter-killed fish.
> 
> So go outside and take off clothes to let the sun convert the cholesterol in your skin to vitamin D to banish the hated Covid-19!
> 
> Stay healthy!
> 
> Ray Faber
> 
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