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Did some clearing away of some of my VERY overgrown rambling rose 'tangle' today. There was one nest in amongst the brush with one egg in it. I left this alone. Don't know if it was viable or not. It is a whitish colour & somewhat spotted/speckled.
Besides one plump squirrel literally sitting in the top section of my silo bird-feeder munching away on my black oil sunflower seeds, there were also, lots of colourful birds this evening, American Goldfinches, 1 Red-winged Blackbird, our ever-present Cardinals, lots of Blue jays, a couple of male & female Downy Woodpeckers, BC Chickadees, Song, White-throat & House Sparrows AND (new for my yard) a male adult Baltimore Oriole in breeding plumage that is (at the moment) very busily chowing down on my suet cake. Maybe just passing through but a spectacular looking bird, that's for sure!! Hope it sticks around for awhile!!
Enjoy the flora & fauna, everyone!!
Gayle MacLean
Glenwood Ave., Dartmouth
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<DIV>Did some clearing away of some of my VERY overgrown rambling rose 'tangle' today. There was one nest in amongst the brush with one egg in it. I left this alone. Don't know if it was viable or not. It is a whitish colour & somewhat spotted/speckled. </DIV> <DIV>Besides one plump squirrel literally sitting in the top section of my silo bird-feeder munching away on my black oil sunflower seeds, there were also, lots of colourful birds this evening, American Goldfinches, 1 Red-winged Blackbird, our ever-present Cardinals, lots of Blue jays, a couple of male & female Downy Woodpeckers, BC Chickadees, Song, White-throat & House Sparrows AND (new for my yard) a male adult Baltimore Oriole in breeding plumage that is (at the moment) very busily chowing down on my suet cake. Maybe just passing through but a spectacular looking bird, that's for sure!! Hope it sticks around for awhile!!</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Enjoy the flora & fauna,
everyone!!</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Gayle MacLean </DIV> <DIV>Glenwood Ave., Dartmouth</DIV><p> 
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