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Marg Millard wrote:
> that would be a Rubycrown Kinglet, omnipresent mystery Bird of the
> Great White North. -- fred schueler
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> Fred, Thank you for responding! I did check that possibility out
> initially but I don't think it is a kinglet. I am a bit familiar with
> them as once or twice a year we get them. I believe it is a tad smaller
> than them and the movement is quite different to my way of seeing it.
* having seen the suggestion of Gnatcatcher, and reread all the grey in
your description, I'm inclined to withdraw my identification, if the
tail was longish rather than stubby.
fred.
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on the Smiths Falls Limestone Plain 44* 52'N 75* 42'W
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