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Index of Subjects Yesterday afternoon, when there was a strong riptide near the outlet of the east marsh and Lawrencetown lake at Conrad's beach (HRM), we saw a lone duck diving in the rip. It was brown with a white breast, light-colored beak and sloping forehead. We saw it fly, and there wasn't any other white visible, although I sort of thought I saw some lighter spots on its back. It came closest to the description of female Barrow's goldeneye in our book. Could it have been? Has anyone else seen a Barrow's goldeneye nearby? On Sunday we saw yellow warblers at Cleveland beach. Jane Schlosberg
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