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This morning at Brier there was a large fallout of birds but most of them were Yellow-rumped Warblers. Palm Warblers, Red-breasted Nuthatches and Song Sparrows also arrived this morning The large numbers of Sharp-shinned Hawks from yesterday had diminished to just a few today. The five days we spent on Brier had a good collection of raptors. A kettle of 30 Broad-winged Hawks were present. Also seen were an Osprey, several Turkey Vultures, Bald Eagles, Northern Harriers, a Cooper's Hawk, a Red-tailed Hawk, several American Kestrels, a few Merlins and a Peregrine Falcon. Bernice Moores and I had two Northern Goshawks at dusk last night and Bernice had a third today. At least one Boreal Chickadee was seen today. Don Don MacNeill donmacneill@eastlink.ca
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