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yesterday things warmed up along the shore and there were a number of small colourful moths and butterflies. I was pleased to see the first good sized butterfly was a Mourning Cloak, very large, crisp colours and very active, on the back road into the White Point Estates. There was a Sulfer as well as number of Cabbages. A very pretty brown moth (I think) on the side of my sister's house. Maybe she can ID it when she gets back later today. The bird, was flying with a number of Purple finches settled in for awhile in Broad River, Queens. The feeder is a squirrel proofed sunflower feeder beside a platform feeder and the bird seemed quite content to feed at a station and on the ground. I am tentatively calling it as a female Cassin finch. best regards, Marg Millard, White Point, Queens http://MargMillard.ca
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