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Today was not the best of days to be out and about on a Christmas Bird Coun=
t, but White Point was completed. It was done with only one team in the fi=
eld of three individuals. Only a little over half of the territory could b=
e covered, but I was pleased with the results. I have one feeder watcher =
hear from yet, but without those results we had a preliminary total of 44 s=
pecies. Good birds were three pine warblers. One was with a bright yellow=
throat and the other two were dull. There were at least two separate bird=
s just before Fort Point in Liverpool. They were in the trees to the right=
just before you get to the turn in to Fort Point. The other pine warbler =
was at Moose Harbour on the way to Western Head. Two nice groups of Bohemi=
an waxings were nice to see and a group of 30 cedar waxwings also. In Live=
rpool we had seven northern cardinals together, comprised of one male and s=
ix females. Summerville Beach produced eight yellow-rumped warblers. Ther=
e was a male northern shoveler at White Point by the end of the walking tra=
il.
James R. Hirtle
LaHave
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<p>Today was not the best of days to be out and about on a Christmas Bird C=
ount, but White Point was completed. It was done with only one team i=
n the field of three individuals. Only a little over half of the terr=
itory could be covered, but I was pleased
with the results. I have one feeder watcher hear from yet, but with=
out those results we had a preliminary total of 44 species. Good bird=
s were three pine warblers. One was with a bright yellow throat and t=
he other two were dull. There were at least two
separate birds just before Fort Point in Liverpool. They were in the=
trees to the right just before you get to the turn in to Fort Point.  =
;The other pine warbler was at Moose Harbour on the way to Western Head. &n=
bsp;Two nice groups of Bohemian waxings were nice
to see and a group of 30 cedar waxwings also. In Liverpool we had se=
ven northern cardinals together, comprised of one male and six females. &nb=
sp;Summerville Beach produced eight yellow-rumped warblers. There was=
a male northern shoveler at White Point by the
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<p>James R. Hirtle</p>
<p>LaHave</p>
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