[NatureNS] Canning Kings Co geese; Canada lots, Snow 1, White fronted 1

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<p>Hi All,<br>
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On Sunday I saw a snow goose at the same place on Hwy #358 that I saw one o=
n Saturday, but it was not the same bird!<br>
<br>
Saturday's snow goose was a pristine white bird, the snow goose on Sunday w=
as a dingy immature bird.<br>
<br>
On 14 April 2015, I saw four snow geese in this location with Keith Lowe an=
d Paolo Matteuci, they have photos of these four. One was a dingy blue/grey=
 and three were white. The bird on Sunday was a dingy blue/grey. So there a=
re still at least two snow geese in the area.<br>
<br>
Cheers, George Forsyth<br>
<br>
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Quoting "George E. Forsyth" &lt;<a href=3D"mailto:g4syth@nspes.ca">g4syth@n=
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Hi All,<br>
This morning in Canning three geese species were well seen by George, and H=
arold Forsyth and Larry Neily.<br>
<br>
Entering Canning on Hwy #358 from the south, a large flock of Canada geese =
along the Habitant River was entertaining one Snow Goose. There were also G=
reen winged Teal, Black ducks and Mallards.<br>
<br>
In the Village, at the Shipyard Park, another group of Canada geese was hos=
ting a sleeping White fronted Goose, it did stand for a short time to allow=
 some photos.<br>
<br>
Also seen here were Green winged teal, Mallards and Ring Necked Ducks.<br>
<br>
Cheers, George Forsyth</p>
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