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The fall in temperature overnight has frozen the wet pasture where the
Pink-footed Goose and 30 Canada Geese were feeding yesterday (last seen at
3:00 pm). They were not seen in that location when I visited this afternoon.
However, I did see a flock of about 30 Canada Geese flying from the
direction of the Northumberland Strait and land somewhere in the
agricultural fields behind the barns at house 7037 in Knoydart. I didn't see
the flock long enough to determine if there was as smaller goose among them.
If you come looking for the bird, you may have to watch for the movements of
this flock of geese in the general vicinity. The farmer, Frazer Hunter, asks
that you not walk the driveways to any house or barn so as to not disturb
dogs and cattle. You are welcome to cross fields. He says the electric
fences are turned off.
John
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