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Index of Subjects Hi Again, I have just returned from the Port Williams sewage lagoons. There is a nice flock of ducks there right now. Among the 250+ birds I was able to see a male female pair of Gadwall on the north pond with a smaller flock of mallards. The south pond a dense flock of more than two hundred birds loafing on the north bank out of the wind and in the sun. Among this hoard were two mallard X black, a hen pintail and a drake wood duck. If people are trying for birds on these ponds in the winter you need to use the brick utility building as a blind as you walk up the grass hill to the ponds, then sneek and peek around the corners. As hunting season is just ending the birds spook easily. There are also lots of dogs being walked in this area and they often flush the ducks.Quoting g4syth@staff.ednet.ns.ca: > Hi Allison, > > The mockingbird that has been in my yard since October was sitting up > in the sun on a multi-flora rose bush this morning. > > My backyard is in the Wolfville Christmas Count circle, 45.09514,-64.4097. > > > George E Forsyth
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