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Dorothy Poole and I braved the cold today to see what we could find. It was mostly car birding with 31 species, which I believe is respectable for such a day. We had a good hawk day with red-tailed hawk, a merlin (which I saw in my yard this morning), a merlin at First South, which was seen later pursuing a morning dove. The morning dove seemed to be winning and was outmanuvering and outdistancing the merlin when they went out of sight. Shortly after that a northern harrier went along the shoreline and we also saw a bald eagle. So a good raptor day with these birds looking for prey to sustain them through the cold snap. The best birds of the day were pine grosbeaks. There were six, with five males and one female and these birds were between Blockhouse and Maitland on the way to Bridgewater. James R. Hirtle Dublin Shore _________________________________________________________________ Windows Live Spaces: share your New Year pictures! http://discoverspaces.live.com/?loc=en-CA
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