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Just want to add to what Hans Toom saw in Duncan Cove. Fulton and I saw 2 females and 1 male white crowned sparrows. He thinks there are at least five altogether. He heard one of them singing. On Chebucto Head Road, we sighted: Baltimore Oriole male Wilson's Warbler orange crowned warbler ruby crowned kinglet winter wren (good looks at it!) swamp sparrow Sandy Cove Road cooperative/ smart looking Lincoln's Sparrow (my first one for 2007!) gray cheeked thrush - heard hermit thrush - heard The tree people were back cutting more of the alders with machines. ............... At Duncan's Cove there was one Baltimore Oriole west of the parking area and a cooperative Ipswich Sparrow on the foreshore at Duncan Reef. The knot of trees around the first observer's bunker west of the Whale's Back castle is a migrant trap. This morning it was loaded up with Swamp Sparrows and a few common warblers. Hans Toom
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