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I have had an immature Orange-crowned Warbler on my niger feeder for the pa=
st four days stuffing itself. It sounds like it might fit the bill.
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Terry Boswell
Cork Street=2C Halifax.=20
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From: heather.drope@ns.sympatico.ca
To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca
Date: Wed=2C 2 Nov 2011 15:44:07 -0300
Subject: [NatureNS] little brown bird
Yesterday on Pepperell St. in Halifax my mother was looking out her door an=
d noticed movement on the large tree in front of her house. It was a very s=
mall nondescript bird ( she said smaller then a sparrow) with a yellow/buff=
belly. She said it went up the tree like a woodpecker and then flew onto a=
branch when it reached the top of the tree. Of course she wanted to know w=
hat species it was. The only bird that came to mind was the Brown creeper. =
And having said that=2C is it a species that migrates or winters here. If i=
t winters here it would be worth keeping an eye out during the CBC. Any ide=
as? Heather =
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I have had an immature Orange-crowned Warbler on my niger feeder for the pa=
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Terry Boswell<BR>
Cork Street=2C Halifax. =3B<BR> =3B<BR>
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