[NS-RBA] Re: [NatureNS] Status of and finding the Barnacle

Date: Sat, 20 Oct 2007 12:04:57 -0300
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&lt;br&gt;with decoys.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;So, finding the birds elsewhere, perhaps on relatively inaccessible fringes of&lt;br&gt;Cobequid Bay, may be a challenge. But the Barnacle Goose (and maybe the other&lt;br&gt;two species) is a highly prized lifer for those interested. Also, t
Hi Richard, et al.:

The Kingsport bird was the one I referred to, perhaps too too vaguely, as "in
the centre of the province in Nov. 1989."

Cheers, Ian


Quoting Richard Stern <rbstern@ns.sympatico.ca>:

> Hi Ian,
>
> What about the status of the Barnacle Goose that was present with Canadas in
> a field in Kingsport, King's Co., for several days in the early 1980s (don't
> have the exact date) - was free-flying with the Canadas, appeared skittish,
> unbanded, and disappeared after a few days.?
>
> Richard
>

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