[NatureNS] Birding January 26-31

From: Rosemary G <mountainchickadee@hotmail.com>
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Birds of special interest seen the past few days have been:

January 26=2C 2011
Peregrine Falcon   Grand Pre=20
Northern Harrier    Grand Pre

January 29=2C 2011
Northern Flicker     Sheffield Mills
Great Blue Heron    Sheffield Mills  (previously reported by Terry Boswell)
Both birds were seen flying by the Eagle Watch area on Middle Dyke Rd.=20

January 30=2C 2011
Horned Larks     Windsor Forks
Northern Mockingbird    Evangeline Beach

January 31=2C 2011
Killdeer (5)    Bayswater Beach

Thanks to all the volunteers who put in their time and effort towards the E=
agle Watch Weekends.  There was a great turnout for this first weekend with=
 photographers and watchers coming from various places throughout Atlantic =
Canada as well as Ontario=2C Quebec...and I expect other locations as well.=
  The eagles didn't really care that we were all there and chose to remain =
in the trees for most of the time but I guess that just means they aren't t=
oo hungry and that's good for the eagles.  Thanks Jim W for your online rep=
orts throughout the weekend.


Rosemary Gallinger
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<br>Birds of special interest seen the past few days have been:<br><br><u>J=
anuary 26=2C 2011</u><br>Peregrine Falcon&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B Grand Pre <br>Nor=
thern Harrier&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B Grand Pre<br><br><u>January 29=2C 201=
1</u><br>Northern Flicker&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B Sheffield Mills<b=
r>Great Blue Heron&nbsp=3B &nbsp=3B Sheffield Mills&nbsp=3B (previously rep=
orted by Terry Boswell)<br>Both birds were seen flying by the Eagle Watch a=
rea on Middle Dyke Rd. <br><br><u>January 30=2C 2011</u><br>Horned Larks&nb=
sp=3B&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B Windsor Forks<br>Northern Mockingbird&nbsp=3B=
&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B Evangeline Beach<br><u><br>January 31=2C 2011</u><br>Killd=
eer (5)&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B Bayswater Beach<br><br>Thanks to all the vo=
lunteers who put in their time and effort towards the Eagle Watch Weekends.=
&nbsp=3B There was a great turnout for this first weekend with photographer=
s and watchers coming from various places throughout Atlantic Canada as wel=
l as Ontario=2C Quebec...and I expect other locations as well.&nbsp=3B The =
eagles didn't really care that we were all there and chose to remain in the=
 trees for most of the time but I guess that just means they aren't too hun=
gry and that's good for the eagles.&nbsp=3B Thanks Jim W for your online re=
ports throughout the weekend.<br><br><br>Rosemary Gallinger<br> 		 	   		  =
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