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This fine morning, about 8:30, as the Boss and I were approaching the car on
Wyman road south of Yarmouth, to take he to the shop, I head a different
call, which made me suspect nuthatch, but not red-breasted. I kept looking
up at the big pine about ten feet to my southeast and the little guy showed
himself cavorting around the trunk. First white-breasted nuthatch I have
seen down here for over fifty years. On considerably more occasional visits
on the Hamilton road, which runs between Pleasant Valley and Raynardton, I
have seen these guys two or three times over the past couple of decades.
That reminds me: In recent decades, red-breasted nuthatches have been
fairly common in our neighbourhood. I have neither seen nor heard any this
summer, and cannot recall any reports from anyone of sightings. Wonder how
those little guys are doing, globally.
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morning, about 8:30, as the Boss and I were approaching the car on Wyman =
road south of Yarmouth, to take he to the shop, I head a different call, =
which made me suspect nuthatch, but not red-breasted. I kept =
looking up at the big pine about ten feet to my southeast and the little =
guy showed himself cavorting around the trunk. First =
white-breasted nuthatch I have seen down here for over fifty =
years. On considerably more occasional visits on the Hamilton =
road, which runs between Pleasant Valley and Raynardton, I have seen =
these guys two or three times over the past couple of =
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class=3DMsoNormal>That reminds me: In recent decades, red-breasted =
nuthatches have been fairly common in our neighbourhood. I have =
neither seen nor heard any this summer, and cannot recall any reports =
from anyone of sightings. Wonder how those little guys are doing, =
globally.<o:p></o:p></p></div></body></html>
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