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Thanks Brian for the interesting report. What a nice sighting! I
have never seen an Otter at the Frog Pond in Fleming Park, but I have
talked to others who have seen them along the saltwater shoreline of
the Park, down near the "Dingle" Tower. I think those sightings
were also in the winter.
Cheers,
Patricia L. Chalmers
Halifax
At 02:29 PM 13/01/2012, Brian Bartlett wrote:
>It's taken a while for me to get this written, but it any case, on
>New Year's Day my younger daughter spotted an Otter running across
>the thin ice of Frog Pond, Jollimore, HRM. Then we both watched it
>run quite a distance, out of sight. We went off the trail, through
>the woods, and luckily came out at a location much closer to the
>Otter, its whiskers and nose clearly visible through the binoculars.
>It ran around a little more, then disappeared around a corner. This
>is the first time we'd seen an Otter there. Does anyone (Pat
>Chalmers?) know how often Otters are seen at Frog Pond, especially
>in the winter?
>Brian
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Thanks Brian for the interesting report. What a nice
sighting! I have never seen an Otter at the Frog Pond in Fleming
Park, but I have talked to others who have seen them along the saltwater
shoreline of the Park, down near the "Dingle"
Tower. I think those sightings were also in the
winter.<br><br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Cheers,<br>
<br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Patricia
L. Chalmers<br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Halifax<br>
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At 02:29 PM 13/01/2012, Brian Bartlett wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite=""><font face="Calibri">It's taken
a while for me to get this written, but it any case, on New Year's Day my
younger daughter spotted an Otter running across the thin ice of Frog
Pond, Jollimore, HRM. Then we both watched it run quite a distance, out
of sight. We went off the trail, through the woods, and luckily came out
at a location much closer to the Otter, its whiskers and nose clearly
visible through the binoculars. It ran around a little more, then
disappeared around a corner. This is the first time we'd seen an Otter
there. Does anyone (Pat Chalmers?) know how often Otters are seen at Frog
Pond, especially in the winter?<br>
Brian</font></blockquote></body>
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