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James is waiting but I'm not ! I realize this species overwinters in certain areas of NS. But it doesn't overwinter where I live, nor did I see one in Kings Co. this past winter. I have records back to '75 in Kings Co. My previous earliest records were April 16th, twice. I had one in my yard today, March 21. Wow. Rick Whitman. On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 12:24 PM, James Churchill <jameslchurchill@gmail.com> wrote: > hi folks, > The "Kentville Ravine" is one of the local names for the beautiful, wooded > ravine east-adjacent to the Kentville Agricultural Centre. > For anyone unfamiliar with this area, the station is at 32 Main Street, > Kentville (Kings county). > > Today in the ravine around 11:00 am, of note: > > Purple Finch - singing > Belted Kingfishers - two, flying, chattering and interacting with each > other overhead (at least one female) > Winter Wren - singing (same location as last week) > Bald Eagle - sitting on nest > Pileated Woodpecker - calling > > ...waiting for the Yellow-rumped Warblers... and the Eastern Phoebe that has > been here for the past 3 years (at least) ...any day now... > > cheers, > James. > > -- > James Churchill > Kentville, Nova Scotia > Email: jameslchurchill@gmail.com > Phone (h): (902) 681-2374 > Skype: jameslchurchill >
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