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Hi Ian et al,
We were able to get a good look at the Spryfield hummer this morning at about 11:15. It did visit the feeder at the house at the corner of Ardwell and Tartan. Fulton was already on the steps of the house and had had plenty of opportunity to study it quite closely. Unfortunately we did not have our camera in hand. Fulton is confident that it is an adult female RT Hummingbird - the bill is certainly more straight than curved, the crown shows no hint of grey (it is definitely green) and Fulton was able to get a look at the primaries which were sharply pointed, not rounded.
A later search for the Townsend's Warbler was unproductive. We drove Fulton home thereafter and while waiting for him outside his house a Black-and-White Warbler flew into his "now famous" apple tree just as he got back into the car. One good turn deserves another!
Bob McDonald
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From: iamclar@dal.ca
To: NS-RBA@yahoogroups.com ; naturens@chebucto.ns.ca
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 2:04 PM
Subject: [NS-RBA] Comments on the lingering hummingbirds
All:
According to the residents, the lingering hummer in Spryfield first found by
Elizabeth Doull on Thursday, and possibly the same bird seen briefly in the
area in late October by Fulton Lavender, was at the feeder in front of the
house at 125 Tartan in the morning. I spent a few minutes there in passing
this a.m., but it did not appear; Fulton Lavender was staying around to try to
find and stydy it, but I haven't heard from him.
I'd like to stress again Eric Mill's pleas for photos of this bird showing the
shape of the outer primary tips, the crown colour vs back color, and a profile
of the bird on the feeder so that its bill length can be measured against the
measureable width of the a feeder "flower." This may seem like a tall order,
but the only confirmed record of Black-chinned Hummingbird (if that's what this
bird is) was established from just such phootos in the primitive age of film
photohgraphy (which I'm still in).
Photos may also be the only way to establish the true identity of the
Ballantyne's Cove young male hummer. The problem is that first-fall
Ruby-throated Hummingbirds can have some cinnamon on the flanks like that bird.
Some photos indicate that its tail feathers have limited rufous in areas that
are characteristic of Broad-tailed, but some cinnamon tones can rarely be found
on Ruby-throats, according to one authority. There are other features of the
bird that do suggest Broad-tailed rather than Ruby-trhroated, but the more the
better of photos and observations on habits (did it tail pump weakly,
vigorously, at all, was its comportment, shape, different from Ruby-throated,
etc.?) I hope people can send me their observations for any writeup that might
help in my writing up the "Doves to Woodpeckers" section of "NS Birds."
Cheers, Ian McLaren
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<DIV><FONT size=2>Hi Ian et al,</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=2>We were able to get a good look at the Spryfield hummer
this morning at about 11:15. It did visit the feeder at the house at the
corner of Ardwell and Tartan. Fulton was already on the steps of the house
and had had plenty of opportunity to study it quite closely.
Unfortunately we did not have our camera in hand. Fulton is confident that
it is an adult female RT Hummingbird - the bill is certainly more straight than
curved, the crown shows no hint of grey (it is definitely green) and Fulton was
able to get a look at the primaries which were sharply pointed, not
rounded.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>A later search for the Townsend's Warbler was
unproductive. We drove Fulton home thereafter and while waiting for
him outside his house a Black-and-White Warbler flew into his "now famous"
apple tree just as he got back into the car. One good turn deserves
another!</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>Bob McDonald</FONT></DIV>
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<P>All:<BR><BR>According to the residents, the lingering hummer in Spryfield
first found by<BR>Elizabeth Doull on Thursday, and possibly the same bird seen
briefly in the<BR>area in late October by Fulton Lavender, was at the feeder
in front of the<BR>house at 125 Tartan in the morning. I spent a few minutes
there in passing<BR>this a.m., but it did not appear; Fulton Lavender was
staying around to try to<BR>find and stydy it, but I haven't heard from
him.<BR><BR>I'd like to stress again Eric Mill's pleas for photos of this bird
showing the<BR>shape of the outer primary tips, the crown colour vs back
color, and a profile<BR>of the bird on the feeder so that its bill length can
be measured against the<BR>measureable width of the a feeder "flower." This
may seem like a tall order,<BR>but the only confirmed record of Black-chinned
Hummingbird (if that's what this<BR>bird is) was established from just such
phootos in the primitive age of film<BR>photohgraphy (which I'm still
in).<BR><BR>Photos may also be the only way to establish the true identity of
the<BR>Ballantyne's Cove young male hummer. The problem is that
first-fall<BR>Ruby-throated Hummingbirds can have some cinnamon on the flanks
like that bird.<BR>Some photos indicate that its tail feathers have limited
rufous in areas that<BR>are characteristic of Broad-tailed, but some cinnamon
tones can rarely be found<BR>on Ruby-throats, according to one authority.
There are other features of the<BR>bird that do suggest Broad-tailed rather
than Ruby-trhroated, but the more the<BR>better of photos and observations on
habits (did it tail pump weakly,<BR>vigorously, at all, was its comportment,
shape, different from Ruby-throated,<BR>etc.?) I hope people can send me their
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