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Index of Subjects Ken McKenna Box 218 Stellarton NS B0K 1S0 902 752-7644 Hi There has also been Red-bellied Woodpeckers recently in Boylston (Guys) and Lochaber (Ant) as well as the one I saw in Antigonish town. One in Greenwood in Pictou Co. stopped coming to a feeder about 2 weeks ago. As far as I know there is likely still one in Westville and at least one in New Glasgow. I have not had any updates on one seen in Pictou town on the CBC Jan 1 and one from Green Hill in January. There likely are more than that about this area. cheers ken ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elizabeth Doull" <edoull@ns.sympatico.ca> To: <naturens@chebucto.ns.ca> Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2012 8:37 AM Subject: Re: [NatureNS] How Many Red-bellied Woodpeckers Still in NS??? > As far as I have seen from the emails since March 1st > > 2 m, f in south end Halifax - still coming to feeders/ the woods > 2 behind the Birch Cove Park Dartmouth > 1 Portuguese Cove? > 1 Herring Cove? - haven't bee seen for weeks > 1 Jollimore Cove? > 1 Milton (near Liverpool)? > 1 New Glasgow? > 1 Antigonish? > > ........ > This will be of interest to many in Nova Scotia and in nearby New England. > > Eric Mills > > ............. > 1. Number of birds (if more than one) > > 2. Gender of the bird > > 3. Your civic address and town > > 4. Most recent date seen > > 5. Is bird coming to a feeder? > > And, looking ahead a few weeks, surely with so many birds here all winter > we'll see some attempts at breeding within the not too distant future. > Please keep us all apprised of that and try to get photo evidence - it > would > be a first nesting for NB. Thanks in advance, > > Jim Wilson > Nature NB > > >
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