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Hi again and thanks. we are getting quite a count for the week. Alison On 16/12/2012 11:43 AM, g4syth@staff.ednet.ns.ca wrote: > 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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