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Interesting to read John Kearney's report because new arrivals are arriving on our Ridge Rd property in the last few days. Last night I was delighted to hear a Veery Thrush singing. This morning an Eastern Wood-Pewee was calling, this being one of the latest arrivals I have recorded, same arrival date as in 2017. More Chestnut-sided, Black-throated Green, Redstarts, Yellow, and Magnolia warblers have come through, and this afternoon I am seeing but not able to identify, quite a few warblers working through the tops of our wet, mature hardwoods. It amazes me that here we are now into the month of June and many of our trees are just now leafing out so at least these birds can be seen moving around! Our backyard Service Berry/Indian Pear tree has only just come into bloom. The floor of the Valley seems to be ahead of us by nearly a week but sadly orchard blooms were rather scarce for our Apple Blossom Weekend. Cheers, Judy Tufts >>>>>>>> Judy Tufts Wolfville <<<<<<<<
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