[NatureNS] This pm at Hartlen and Conrod's

Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2007 16:46:36 -0300
From: Joan Czapalay <joancz@ns.sympatico.ca>
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Hi all- Couldn't be housebound all day, so took one of my housemates ( a 
visiting nursing professor from China) for a drive about. We went by 
Sullivan's (nothing new to report),  Fishermen's Reserve in E. Passage ( 
good lobster sandwiches at the end of the road),  a surprisingly empty 
harbour  ( a half dozen Red breasted Mergansers,  some Common Eider ( 
about thirty scattered along),  6-8 Scaup (didn't scope, so not sure if 
any Lesser were there), and a single Song Sparrow at Hartlen beach area. 
Conrad's Beach was very windy and quiet of birds. Again, RBMergansers, 
eiders and Herring Gulls. No early Piping Plover, or Ipswitch that we 
could find. Not much surf, so no surfers at Lawrencetown.  I took some 
pictures of the road work there. Lovely day to be outside. There have 
bee Snowdrops in bloom for over a week (south end of Beaufort) and I 
(like Pat) also noticed my first Coltsfoot of the spring in Halifax.
Last evening a *Purple Finch* in south end Robie Street.

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