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Saturday (May 26) , I had an opportunity to do some birding at P.P. Park (H=
alifax). Lots of birds but difficult to see most of them. The best one was =
a Canada Warbler which sang incessantly just before the rain. It was on the=
trail just above the gun emplacements. I spent a lot of time trying to get=
a decent pic of a female Pileated Woodpecker as it jumped around feeding =
from lower tree trunks to the ground. It's fun watching them go through the=
ir antics. Most likely nesting in the area.
On Sunday (May 27), there was 1 Canada Warbler and 1 Mourning Warbler sing=
ing along the access road to Blomidon Campground. This was just above the l=
ast sharp turn and along the subsequent straight stretch. Many of the birds=
only sang once so a frustrating morning!
This morning at Miner's Marsh many people were looking for the Canada Warbl=
er seen yesterday by David Bell (I did not receive the email?). Three peopl=
e seen it this morning but most did not. The thicket at the NW corner of th=
e Marsh was full of birds, many Redstarts, Black-throated Blue Warblers, Bl=
ue-headed Vireos and a variety of others.
Angus
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Saturday (May 26) , I had an opportunity to do some birding at P.P. Park (H=
alifax). Lots of birds but difficult to see most of them. The best one was =
a Canada Warbler which sang incessantly just before the rain. It was on the=
trail just above the gun emplacements.
I spent a lot of time trying to get a decent pic of a female Pileate=
d Woodpecker as it jumped around feeding from lower tree trunks to the grou=
nd. It's fun watching them go through their antics. Most likely nesting in =
the area.<br>
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On Sunday (May 27), there was 1 Canada Warbler and 1 Mourning Warbler=
singing along the access road to Blomidon Campground. This was just above =
the last sharp turn and along the subsequent straight stretch. Many of the =
birds only sang once so a frustrating
morning!</div>
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This morning at Miner's Marsh many people were looking for the Canada Warbl=
er seen yesterday by David Bell (I did not receive the email?). Three peopl=
e seen it this morning but most did not. The thicket at the NW corner of th=
e Marsh was full of birds, many
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of others.</div>
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