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Yesterday I spent pretty well the whole day birding with only 36 species to show for it. Today I went out for about two and a half hours and had 40 species. There were goodly numbers of migrants all over the place with mostly normal expected species. What I mean is goodly numbers of birds about everywhere. Highlights of my travels today were two Canada Jays at Dublin Shore. At Crescent Beach both surf scoters, a Black Scoter, Horned Grebes a red-necked grebe and an extremely early male long-tailed duck. There were six savannah sparrows and two Nelson's sharp-tailed sparrows. At Petite Riviere a brown creeper. At Broad Cove tons of yellow-rumped warblers. They were everywhere along the road. There was a nice flurry of migrants by the one pond on the shoreline side as you travel from Broad Cove to Cherry Hill. Still in Broad Cove though. With this group were two ruby-crowned kinglets, a swamp sparrow and a dickcissel. The dickcissel I believe was a young bird. James R. Hirtle Dublin Shore _________________________________________________________________ Ready for the world's first international mobile film festival celebrating the creative potential of today's youth? Check out Mobile Jam Fest for your a chance to WIN $10,000! www.mobilejamfest.com
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