[NatureNS] White Point Christmas Bird Count Results

From: James Hirtle <jrhbirder@hotmail.com>
To: Naturens Naturens <naturens@chebucto.ns.ca>
Date: Tue, 25 Dec 2012 16:55:55 +0000
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Hi all:
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I completed data entry for the White Point Christmas Bird Count last night=
=2C which was held on Dec. 16.  We ended up with 55 species with one subspe=
cies (Common Teal) and one sp. in count period for a red-bellied woodpecker=
.  I did not see an option for entering count period birds with the data en=
try.  I can't remember if this is just something that we do with the Nova S=
cotia Bird Society or not.  Anyhow=2C highlights for our count were Red-thr=
oated loons=2C black-bellied plover=2C sanderling=2C an American woodcock=
=2C a ruby-crowned kinglet=2C a northern mockingbird=2C 28 yellow-rumped wa=
rblers=2C a pine warbler and a yellow-breasted chat.
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Noteables were an all time low count for Canada Goose=2C American Black Duc=
k=2C Mallard=2C White-winged Scoter=2C Black Scoter=2C American Tree Sparro=
w=2C and Common Grackle.  New birds for this count were black-bellied plove=
r=2C American woodcock=2C and white-winged crossbill=2C according to the re=
cords sent to Audubon.  We had an all time high for a number of species as =
well=2C which were:  Song Sparrow=2C white-throated sparrow=2C and Northern=
 Cardinal. =20
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James R. Hirtle
Bridgewater  		 	   		  =

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<BR id=3DecxFontBreak>Hi all:<BR>
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I completed data entry for the White Point Christmas Bird Count last night=
=2C which was held on Dec. 16.&nbsp=3B We ended up with 55 species with one=
 subspecies (Common Teal) and one sp. in count period for a red-bellied woo=
dpecker.&nbsp=3B I did not see an option for entering count period birds wi=
th the data entry.&nbsp=3B I can't remember if this is just something that =
we do with the Nova Scotia Bird Society or not.&nbsp=3B Anyhow=2C highlight=
s for our count were Red-throated loons=2C black-bellied plover=2C sanderli=
ng=2C an American woodcock=2C a ruby-crowned kinglet=2C a northern mockingb=
ird=2C 28 yellow-rumped warblers=2C a pine warbler and a yellow-breasted ch=
at.<BR>
&nbsp=3B<BR>
Noteables were an all time low count for Canada Goose=2C American Black Duc=
k=2C Mallard=2C White-winged Scoter=2C Black Scoter=2C American Tree Sparro=
w=2C and Common Grackle.&nbsp=3B New birds for this count were black-bellie=
d plover=2C&nbsp=3BAmerican woodcock=2C and white-winged crossbill=2C accor=
ding to the&nbsp=3Brecords sent to Audubon.&nbsp=3B We had an all time high=
 for a number of species as well=2C which were:&nbsp=3B Song Sparrow=2C whi=
te-throated sparrow=2C and Northern Cardinal.&nbsp=3B <BR>
&nbsp=3B<BR>
James R. Hirtle<BR>
Bridgewater&nbsp=3B</FONT><BR> 		 	   		  </div></body>
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