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Many hummers here at Hall's Harbour – all female, although I was surprised to see a male about 3 weeks ago. Pine Siskins have returned after an absence of some months and mouth to mouth communication (reassurance?feeding?) between adult Goldfinches and obviously recently fledged young – with fluttery tails and outer wings – attests to the late breeding habits of this always charming feeder visitor. Last evening three very young Yellow-rumped Warblers fluttered about our deck pond, intrigued by a dripping hose and a splashy fountain, but none of them essayed a trial perch on any of the several rocks placed just so for their bathing comfort. Flickers have had a good year; we can hardly go into the garden without flushing one or two. Haven't seen a Robin for ages. Mike McCall
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