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Tues Apr 24 / 07
The cheery sounds of peepers at last calling on Wolfville Ridge last night,
in ditch in front of our house and to the west in a small farm field pond.
Spotted an Osprey around noon today perched in a tree by the Bicentennial
Hwy on outskirts of Halifax, nr exit to Hammond Plains. On return journey, a
small group (6-8) of D-c.Cormorants were noted near the Windsor Causeway,
and a Yellowlegs was heard calling to the north of Robie Tufts Drive in
Wolfville.
I was intrigued with the difference in the colour status of our lawn between
yesterday and today. Sun and warm temps over the last 24 hrs changed grass
around home from a dry looking, straw-coloured growth yesterday to a
delightful greenish resemblance of grass today. As friends and I arrived
back in Wolfville, we were rather amazed to see how green the lawns were
looking along the main street.
On Sunday (Apr 22), Mary Pratt, a neighbour about ½ km along the Wolfville
Ridge Rd, had two male Cardinals chasing each other across her property in
the afternoon. Unfortunately they have not been seen since.
Also received a report of an Indigo Bunting visiting feeders at a home in
Black Rock (Kings Co) on Apr 13.
Cheers
Judy Tufts
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