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Hi there,
This post reminds me that Mary and Chris Helleiner visited
Wagner's Beach last week, and saw about a dozen American Pipits and a like
number of Lapland Longspurs. I'm interested to see that they must have
moved on.
Cheers,
Patricia L. Chalmers
Halifax
At 11:29 AM 27/10/2006 -0300, Blake Maybank wrote:
>I took my weekly walk to Wagner's Beach, and there was quite a bit of
>activity with the NW winds. Groups of Cedar Waxwings and robins flew in
>off the north and continued north up the Prospect Peninsula, including one
>large flock of 80 Cedar Waxwings. Landbirds were otherwise scarce, but 35
>gannets were feeding around White Island, and a couple of Red-necked
>Grebes were just off Wagner's Beach.
>
>For a map depicting Wagner's Beach, go to the following web site:
>
>http://maybank.tripod.com/BSNS/Change/HRM-C.htm#update
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