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Index of Subjects Hi All I was able to see the pink footed goose in Windsor today at 5:05 p.m. I was returning from Halifax and thought I should stop and take a look. The geese were all in the cattle pasture opposite the retirement home, none were on the really green field past the pasture. There was a group of about 100 directly opposite the home. Just after the pavement ends and over the small rise there was a group of about 300 geese, the pink footed took about five minutes to find, if I had started at the other end of the flock it would have taken five seconds, it was the very last bird at the south west end of the flock! I didn't see a snow goose. George Forsyth Quoting Rick Whitman <dendroica.caerulescens@gmail.com>: > Hi Lynne, > I don't see a specific reply about today, so I'll just say that every > day Saturday & Monday-Thursday the geese have been somewhere between > College Road and Route 14, the Martock road. You can see almost the > entire area from either road so all you can do is look for the geese & > then drive to the closest point on either road. On Sunday the PFGO & > the Snow Goose were at Manning Farm Market on Dyke Road, Falmouth. > That was an exception & was complicated by the fact that most of the > Canada Geese were over in the main location that day too. > Rick. > > On Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 1:44 PM, Lynne Perry <perry.lynne@hotmail.com> wrote: >> My daughter has offered to drive me to Windsor to see this. >> I know where the Gladys Manning home is. >> Any other hints for around five today... >> Thanks, Lynne and Darla. >> >
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