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Day off today so decided, on my dog walk, to sling my binoculars over my shoulder and go for a ramble along the Boardwalk by Prince Albert Rd & Lake Banook. Little did I realize I would be heading into a little mini-blizzard which pretty well obstructed any view of the lake or near-by trees for interesting birds.
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However, even though the binoculars weren't of much use with the whipping snow blowing across the surface of the lake I did get a pretty good look at 2 adult Bald Eagles and one really large juvenile (along with the usual crowd of crows) all on the surface feeding on something. I couldn't tell what it was.
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One of the adults took off and flew up over Silvers Hill and the other flew to another spot on the ice further away from the youngster and the crows.
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So I, along with 'Dash' and 'JJ Jones' in tow, continued down around Sullivan's Pond. A couple of Gulls but I couldn't tell really what type, Mallards and Widgeons.
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A good walk none-the-less. The highlight was the Bald Eagles, though!
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Sincerely,
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Gayle MacLean
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