[NatureNS] Port Mouton, Port Clyde, Blanche, and Bacarro Birding

From: James Hirtle <jrhbirder@hotmail.com>
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Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2014 03:59:53 +0000
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Dorothy Poole=2C Pat and I went birding at Port Mouton=2C Port Clyde=2C Bla=
nche=2C and Bacarro today.  Of note:  one yellow warbler by the Port Mouton=
 Wharf.  At Blanche=2C two ruffed grouse=2C three blue-headed vireos and tw=
o red-eyed vireos.  The only warbler species we could find there was yellow=
-rumped.  We found only yellow-rumped warbler at a number of other location=
s.  For the area covered it was hard birding with only 31 species.  We did =
have three whimbrels and one northern mockingbird at Bacarro. =20
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Numbers of leps today.  There were a lot of American ladies=2C numbers of c=
abbage whites and orange sulphurs.  We also had a great spangled fritillary=
.  One mourning cloak along the Blanche Peninsula.  Also=2C a good migratio=
n of monarchs at Bacarro with at least 12. =20
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James R. Hirtle
Bridgewater
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lue-headed vireos and two red-eyed vireos.&nbsp=3B The only warbler species=
 we could find there was yellow-rumped.&nbsp=3B We found only yellow-rumped=
 warbler at a number of other locations.&nbsp=3B For the area covered it wa=
s hard birding with only 31 species.&nbsp=3B We did have three whimbrels an=
d one northern mockingbird at Bacarro.&nbsp=3B </font><BR><font size=3D"6">=
</font>&nbsp=3B<BR><font size=3D"6">Numbers of leps today.&nbsp=3B There we=
re a lot of American ladies=2C numbers of cabbage whites and orange sulphur=
s.&nbsp=3B We also had a great spangled fritillary.&nbsp=3B One mourning cl=
oak along the Blanche Peninsula.&nbsp=3B Also=2C a good migration of monarc=
hs at Bacarro with at least 12.&nbsp=3B </font><BR><font size=3D"6"></font>=
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