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Index of Subjects --Boundary_(ID_zJh43BClM8xuoB59zlIF0w) Content-type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable The carrots are grown for Oxford Frozen=20 Foods. http://www.oxfordfrozenfoods.com/Carrots/carrots.htm They are processed at Hillaton just southeast of Canning and are part=20 of the largest Canadian frozen carrot processor's crop. They are=20 impressive when you see one to two pound carrots, these are used to=20 dice for frozen carrots. George On 20, Nov 2007, at 05:07 PM, Patrick Giffin wrote: > Hi: Great birding day, little wind and enough light, low ambient = noise. > =A0 > Chute Rd, north of Brooklyn St:~1400 > 52 Common Red Polls, 1m, 1f=A0mature, Pine Grosbeaks, mature, 2m=20 > Ring-necked Pheasant, > Berwick Heights Golf Course, pond east of Clubhouse: > pair of Mallards, 1 adult, f Hooded Merganser > west of Clubhouse on 221: > 7 adult,=A0f, 1 adult, m, Pine Grosbeaks > > =A0 > McLean Rd, north of Brooklyn St~ 1430 > this Rd. is on the west side of the golf course and runs between=20 > hwy221 and Brooklyn St. In the fields beside the course, the crops had=20= > been carrots and corn.=A0 The carrot field, about 5 acres, had 100s of=20= > wonderful looking, fully intact carrots, larger than those that we=20 > would see in stores/markets.=A0 On the road and along the edge of the=20= > corn field there was a large spill of corn kernels.=A0 The kernels we=20= > 2-3 times the size of anything that we have seen on a corn cob, likely=20= > for animal feed. I gathered some of it to put on a ground feeder in=20 > our backyard. > ~1000 E.Starlings, 2 mature Red-tailed Hawks,2 mature Northern=20 > Harriers, 8 Common Redpolls > 40 Herring Gulls, > Brooklyn Rd. near Civic # 3199: > 1 Northern Harrier, 1 Red-tailed Hawk, 10 Blue Jays, 3 Mourning Doves > Aylesford Rd.: > 11 American Goldfinch, 1 mature, Red-tailed Hawk > Hwy 221, & =A0intersection of Morden Rd: > 3 f, 1m Ring-necked Pheasant, 2 Common Raven, 10 Common Redpolls, 1=20 > Blue Jay > Cheers, Barbara and Pat ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ George E. Forsyth ph. 902 = 681 4910 c/o Evangeline Middle School fax. 902 681 4909 9387 Commercial St. New Minas, N.S. B4N 3G3 --Boundary_(ID_zJh43BClM8xuoB59zlIF0w) Content-type: text/enriched; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable The carrots are grown for Oxford Frozen Foods. http://www.oxfordfrozenfoods.com/Carrots/carrots.htm They are processed at Hillaton just southeast of Canning and are part of the largest Canadian frozen carrot processor's crop. They are impressive when you see one to two pound carrots, these are used to dice for frozen carrots. George On 20, Nov 2007, at 05:07 PM, Patrick Giffin wrote: <excerpt><bold>Hi: Great birding day, little wind and enough light, low ambient noise.</bold> =A0 <bold>Chute Rd, north of Brooklyn St:~1400</bold> <bold>52 Common Red Polls, 1m, 1f=A0mature, Pine Grosbeaks, mature, 2m Ring-necked Pheasant,</bold> <bold>Berwick Heights Golf Course, pond east of Clubhouse:</bold> <bold>pair of Mallards, 1 adult, f Hooded Merganser</bold> <bold>west of Clubhouse on 221:</bold> <bold>7 adult,=A0f, 1 adult, m, Pine Grosbeaks</bold> =A0 <bold>McLean Rd, north of Brooklyn St~ 1430</bold> <bold>this Rd. is on the west side of the golf course and runs between hwy221 and Brooklyn St. In the fields beside the course, the crops had been carrots and corn.=A0 The carrot field, about 5 acres, had 100s of wonderful looking, fully intact carrots, larger than those that we would see in stores/markets.=A0 On the road and along the edge of the corn field there was a large spill of corn kernels.=A0 The kernels we 2-3 times the size of anything that we have seen on a corn cob, likely for animal feed. I gathered some of it to put on a ground feeder in our backyard.</bold> <bold>~1000 E.Starlings, 2 mature Red-tailed Hawks,2 mature Northern Harriers, 8 Common Redpolls</bold> <bold>40 Herring Gulls,</bold> <bold>Brooklyn Rd. near Civic # 3199:</bold> <bold>1 Northern Harrier, 1 Red-tailed Hawk, 10 Blue Jays, 3 Mourning Doves</bold> <bold>Aylesford Rd.:</bold> <bold>11 American Goldfinch, 1 mature, Red-tailed Hawk</bold> <bold>Hwy 221, & =A0intersection of Morden Rd:</bold> <bold>3 f, 1m Ring-necked Pheasant, 2 Common Raven, 10 Common Redpolls, 1 Blue Jay</bold> <bold>Cheers, Barbara and Pat </bold></excerpt>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ George E. Forsyth ph. 902 = 681 4910 c/o Evangeline Middle School fax. 902 681 4909 9387 Commercial St. New Minas, N.S. B4N 3G3 --Boundary_(ID_zJh43BClM8xuoB59zlIF0w)--
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