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It would be fun to form some sort of auditory census for Great-horned
owl nesting pairs right about now. It's interesting to learn of just
where they are nesting and whether they are increasing/decreasing. The
nocturnal owl survey takes care of this to some extent, but it would be
interesting to learn more of their whereabouts, particularly close to
towns, etc.
Here's hoping that this 2nd apparently 'open winter' (I know that March
can still surprise us) does not negatively affect Barred owl
populations. Bernard Forsythe's report of last year's uncommonly low
(nonexistent?) success rate for nesting Barred owls leaves us hoping
this winter will be more productive.
The yellow-breasted chat must be regretting its choices by now?
Donna Crossland
Tupperville
On 2020-02-11 10:25 a.m., James Hirtle wrote:
> When I got out of work on Feb. 16 at 23:00 there was a great horned
> owl calling. It sounded like it was somewhere in the vicinity of
> Woodland Gardens. I was on Dufferin Street up over the hill from there.
>
> The yellow-breasted chat continues at Barbara McLeans in Lunenburg and
> a pine warbler has returned after quite an absence.
>
> James R. Hirtle
> LaHave
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<p>It would be fun to form some sort of auditory census for
Great-horned owl nesting pairs right about now. It's interesting
to learn of just where they are nesting and whether they are
increasing/decreasing. The nocturnal owl survey takes care of
this to some extent, but it would be interesting to learn more of
their whereabouts, particularly close to towns, etc. <br>
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<p>Here's hoping that this 2nd apparently 'open winter' (I know that
March can still surprise us) does not negatively affect Barred owl
populations. Bernard Forsythe's report of last year's uncommonly
low (nonexistent?) success rate for nesting Barred owls leaves us
hoping this winter will be more productive.<br>
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<p>The yellow-breasted chat must be regretting its choices by now?</p>
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<p>Donna Crossland</p>
<p>Tupperville<br>
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<span>When I got out of work on Feb. 16 at 23:00 there was a
great horned owl calling. It sounded like it was somewhere in
the vicinity of Woodland Gardens. I was on Dufferin Street up
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<span>The yellow-breasted chat continues at Barbara McLeans in
Lunenburg and a pine warbler has returned after quite an
absence. </span></div>
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<span>James R. Hirtle</span></div>
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