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First off a thank you to Murray for a wonderful field trip at Cape Sable Is=
land. I ended the day with a list of 56, which I think is great for this t=
ime of year. David Walmark, Dorothy Poole and I went out to the Blanche Pe=
ninsula on the way home. About 1 km in from the main road we were pleased =
to see a female spruce grouse. Another highlight at Blanche was a red-tail=
ed hawk carrying a large snake in it's talons. It was travelling over a lo=
ng distance and kept on going with the prey item. We also saw two boreal c=
hickadees, which are a nice find any time of the year.
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Near Sable River just before it actually on the way to Cape Sable we saw a =
barred owl perched in a tree along side of the 103.
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Willets were back in numbers along the Blanche Peninsula and appear to have=
come in all along the coast over the past few days.
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Today at Cherry Hill Beach, Pat and I saw six piping plovers. They were fe=
eding along the waters edge and no signs of nesting were evident. The beac=
h changed over the past week with sand going away and displacing elsewhere =
leaving a lot of stone.
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James R. Hirtle
Dublin Shore
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First off a thank you to Murray for a wonderful field trip at Cape Sable Is=
land. I ended the day with a list of 56, which I think is great for t=
his time of year. David Walmark, Dorothy Poole and I went out to the =
Blanche Peninsula on the way home. About 1 km in from the main road w=
e were pleased to see a female spruce grouse. Another highlight at Bl=
anche was a red-tailed hawk carrying a large snake in it's talons. It=
was travelling over a long distance and kept on going with the prey item.&=
nbsp; We also saw two boreal chickadees, which are a nice find any time of =
the year.<BR>
<BR>
Near Sable River just before it actually on the way to Cape Sable we saw a =
barred owl perched in a tree along side of the 103.<BR>
<BR>
Willets were back in numbers along the Blanche Peninsula and appear to have=
come in all along the coast over the past few days.<BR>
<BR>
Today at Cherry Hill Beach, Pat and I saw six piping plovers. They we=
re feeding along the waters edge and no signs of nesting were evident. =
; The beach changed over the past week with sand going away and displacing =
elsewhere leaving a lot of stone.<BR>
<BR>
James R. Hirtle<BR>
Dublin Shore<BR>
<BR><br /><hr />Sign in to Windows Live Messenger, and enter for your=
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