[NatureNS] Borealis Eiders off Western Head, Queens Co.

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The sea was extremely quiet off Western Head this morning, with little evid=
ence of waterfowl migration yet except for 7 Black Scoters heading NE. The =
big numbers of migrating Eiders and Scoters have yet to come.


However there were three Common Eiders just off the point, two males and a =
female. Both males were of the northern subspecies borealis so likely the f=
emale was too.


Do borealis eiders merit being put on the RBA? Who knows. we seem to have o=
nly ancecdotal evidence of their abundance and a few recent photographs fir=
mly documenting their presence here.

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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">The sea was extremely quiet off W=
estern Head this morning, with little evidence of waterfowl migration yet e=
xcept for 7 Black Scoters heading NE. The big numbers of migrating Eiders a=
nd Scoters have yet to come.
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">However there were three Common E=
iders just off the point, two males and a female. Both males were of the no=
rthern subspecies
<i>borealis </i>so likely the female was too. <br>
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<p style=3D"margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">Do <i>borealis </i>eiders merit b=
eing put on the RBA? Who knows. we seem to have only ancecdotal evidence of=
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ence here.&nbsp;
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