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Index of Subjects Hi Gang Here's the take on the Canso Area Redpolls All last week I had a flock of 125-150 C. Redpoll. wich was the largest flock for a couple of weeks now. This flock stayed arround for 4-5 days @ my place. As with the other flocks as of late once a favorable evening for migration sets in they depart. Usualy a couple of days pass befor there's a build-up arround my feeders again and the cycle is then repeated. This morning I have 20-30 @ my feeders and again there more skittish then the flock that left several nights ago. This is a sign of new arriving/building birds. Although they are still a number of C. Redpolls going through the area. The build-ups get less impressive each time now (boardering meager). One note is that I've only had 2 Hoary Redpolls over the past several weeks (one at a time in different flocks). I'm sure that northern Cape Breaton (Sunrise Valley) is probability seeing the same similar build-up and then fly-out as we are here along the cooler coast. Tom K. Canso ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike McCall" <mikemccall@xcountry.tv> To: <naturens@chebucto.ns.ca> Sent: Sunday, April 20, 2008 8:37 AM Subject: [NatureNS] Have the Redpolls headed north? > After an absence from my feeders for about two weeks, a solitary > Redpoll turned up this > morning; I'd noted them as "departed for the season". > > Are these winter visitors still numerous? > > Mike McCall > Hall's harbour
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