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Every year at about this time our lake has a frothy yellowy scum on it whic=
h seems to be from tree pollen (conifers?). There must be a lot of organic=
nutrients in this to cause the frothing. Just wondering if anyone knows w=
hether this is important for the aquatic food chain?
Also took a nice pic of a sapsucker on a tree in front of my cottage at Ang=
evince. Cedar waxwings arrived at Angevine over the weekend (as well as on=
the Elm tree in front of my house in Halifax). They must be on the move.
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Also took a nice pic of a sapsucker on a tree in front of my cottage at Ang=
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