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Hi Jim and others:
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Some friends went to the eagle watch on Saturday and they took a picture of=
two groups of white birds flying high in V formation above the eagle watch=
area. Has anyone else reported or noted this. From the photos which are =
not the best they suggest two separate groups one behind the other of snow =
geese. =20
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Sincerely=2C
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James
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To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca=3B hennigar@xcountry.tv
From: jimwolford@eastlink.ca
Subject: [NatureNS] more on eagles + dead barred owl & ruffed grouse=2C + p=
ine warbler
Date: Mon=2C 31 Jan 2011 18:07:31 -0400
Jan. 30=2C 2011 (Eagle Watch=2C cont.) - Another highlight of sorts was rep=
orted twice to me in the hall: apparently at least 3 would-be photographers=
at the feeding site west of the hall had folding chairs for their comfort =
in waiting long periods for some eagle activity -- weather was perfect for =
spending lots of time outdoors. Also I heard from friends that at least s=
ix cars at the feeding/viewing site had Quebec license plates=2C and I talk=
ed with a few Quebecois in the community hall.
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At home we got a call from south Kentville about a large bird that was foun=
d dead=2C presumably window-killed=2C this morning -- the finders identifie=
d it as an immature red-tailed hawk?=2C BUT NO=2C when I picked it up today=
from them=2C it was a ruffed grouse! It has now been deposited in a freez=
er of Acadia Univ. Biology=2C along with a presumed road-kill barred owl fo=
und dead in Kentville by Bob Cote on Jan. 28.
Also Sherman Bleakney returned to Wolfville on Jan. 27th after a month in T=
oronto=2C and all of his feeder-birds from mid-December were still present=
=2C including his bright pine warbler. Sherman's house is at the top of Ke=
nt Ave.=2C #84=2C and the feeders are all in his back yard close to the hou=
se and his desk window -- his phone number is 542-3604.
Cheers from Jim in Wolfville. =
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Hi Jim and others:<BR>
 =3B<BR>
Some friends =3Bwent to the eagle watch on Saturday and they took a pic=
ture of two groups of white birds =3Bflying high in V formation above t=
he eagle watch area. =3B Has anyone else reported or noted this. =
=3B From the photos which are not the best they suggest two separate groups=
one behind the other of snow geese. =3B <BR>
 =3B<BR>
Sincerely=2C<BR>
 =3B<BR>
James<BR> =3B<BR>
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To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca=3B hennigar@xcountry.tv<BR>From: jimwolford@eas=
tlink.ca<BR>Subject: [NatureNS] more on eagles + dead barred owl &=3B ru=
ffed grouse=2C + pine warbler<BR>Date: Mon=2C 31 Jan 2011 18:07:31 -0400<BR=
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011 (Eagle Watch=2C cont.) - =3B<B>Another highlight of sorts</B> was r=
eported twice to me in the hall: apparently at least 3 would-be <B>photogra=
phers</B> at the feeding site west of the hall had <B>folding chairs</B> fo=
r their comfort in waiting long periods for some eagle activity -- weather =
was perfect for spending lots of time outdoors.  =3B Also I heard from =
friends that at least six cars at the feeding/viewing site had <B>Quebec li=
cense plates</B>=2C and I talked with a few Quebecois in the community hall=
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<FONT style=3D"FONT: 12px Helvetica" size=3D3 face=3DHelvetica>At home we g=
ot a call from <B>south Kentville</B> about a large bird that was found dea=
d=2C <B>presumably window-killed</B>=2C this morning -- the finders identif=
ied it as an immature <B>red-tailed hawk?=2C</B> BUT NO=2C when I picked it=
up today from them=2C it was a <B>ruffed grouse! =3B </B>It has now be=
en deposited in a freezer of Acadia Univ. Biology=2C along with a presumed =
<B>road-kill barred owl</B> found dead in Kentville by Bob Cote on Jan. 28.=
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<FONT style=3D"FONT: 12px Helvetica" size=3D3 face=3DHelvetica>Also Sherman=
Bleakney returned to Wolfville on Jan. 27th after a month in Toronto=2C an=
d all of his feeder-birds from mid-December were still present=2C including=
his bright <B>pine warbler</B>. =3B Sherman's house is at the top of K=
ent Ave.=2C #84=2C and the feeders are all in his back yard close to the ho=
use and his desk window -- his phone number is 542-3604.</FONT></DIV>
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<FONT style=3D"FONT: 12px Helvetica" size=3D3 face=3DHelvetica>Cheers from =
Jim in Wolfville.</FONT></DIV> </body>
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