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The wing-tagged Trumpeter Swan that was found yesterday was last seen mid-m=
orning yesterday (Sunday). A number of us searched the area from LaHave vil=
lage and beyond to Cherry Hill Beach today with no success. It apparently h=
as been AWOL from southern Ontario for three months, so it could show up an=
ywhere or nowhere.
The day was far from birdless. Early in the (cold) morning I found a Killde=
er on a sandy stretch of shoreline well south of the extreme southern end o=
f the Green Bay Road. Others saw it later. A male Eurasian Wigeon was with =
Mallards and American Wigeon along the Green Bay Road near the main group o=
f houses at the north end of the village. The Willet that I saw at a distan=
ce in the Petite Riviere estuary and posted earlier landed right in front o=
f me later on the south side of the estuary and was indeed a Western (likel=
y the same bird found by Dave Currie during the Broad Cove CBC in December)=
. Dave Currie found a male American Kestrel along Hwy 331 just south of Bro=
ad Cove, and nearby an immature Northern Harrier was sailing along the shor=
e.
Eric L. Mills
Lower Rose Bay
Lunenburg Co., NS
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<p>The wing-tagged Trumpeter Swan that was found yesterday was last seen mi=
d-morning yesterday (Sunday). A number of us searched the area from LaHave =
village and beyond to Cherry Hill Beach today with no success. It apparentl=
y has been AWOL from southern Ontario
for three months, so it could show up anywhere or nowhere. <br>
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<p>The day was far from birdless. Early in the (cold) morning I found a Kil=
ldeer on a sandy stretch of shoreline well south of the extreme southern en=
d of the Green Bay Road. Others saw it later. A male Eurasian Wigeon w=
as with Mallards and American Wigeon
along the Green Bay Road near the main group of houses at the north end of=
the village. The Willet that I saw at a distance in the Petite Riviere est=
uary and posted earlier landed right in front of me later on the south side=
of the estuary and was indeed a
Western (likely the same bird found by Dave Currie during the Broad Cove C=
BC in December). Dave Currie found a male American Kestrel along Hwy 331 ju=
st south of Broad Cove, and nearby an immature Northern Harrier was sailing=
along the shore.
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<p>Eric L. Mills</p>
<p>Lower Rose Bay</p>
<p>Lunenburg Co., NS <br>
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