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My wife and I were in the old car park at Grand Pre Sunday around 1pm when a pair of Harriers circling around each other flew over at about 30m. The pair, probably male and female, was visible for about five minutes as the drifted from north to south gradually gaining hight as they circled. Also on Sunday, the first few Grackles and Red Winged Blackbirds in our garden in Canning along with Snowdrops and a few Crocuses. A flock of five female Pheasants dropped by earlier in the morning. Bob Stevens On 2011-03-20, at 6:45 PM, Angus MacLean wrote: > Today, there was a Harrier coursing along Stella's Pond which is adjacent to Middle Dyke road in New MInas. One may yet find one at Grand Pre but I regarded this female as a likely migrant. (It doesn't take much to get me excited this time of year if it hints at Spring!!). > Also checked out the high tide near Avonport & Wolfville. Rather impressive. Height was said to be 15.4 m (50.1 ft.). > Angus >
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