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Index of Subjects Hi Eleanor (and others) The Summer Tanager is is a regular vagrant here, with over 100 “overshoots” recorded in spring(27 Mar.-early July), mainly at feeders throughout the province. About 40 reverse fall migrants have appeared widely between late July and mid November, and two have stayed at feeders into December. So not an extreme rarity, but always a delight to find. Cheers, Ian McLaren Quoting Eleanor Lindsay <az678@chebucto.ns.ca>: > A friend has just shown me photos of a clearly identifiable summer > tanager which spent several days at her property in Glen Margaret, St > Margaret's Bay at the end of May. > How common is such a visitor in this area? > > Eleanor Lindsay > >
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