[NatureNS] Re: Shelburne County birding

Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2008 08:21:41 -0400
From: Ken McKenna <kenmcken@eastlink.ca>
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Ken McKenna
Box 218 Stellarton NS
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Hi Joan
Nice seeing you at the conference last week. I am gleaning warbler reports 
from the net and note your Prothonotary report. Do you remember any details- 
male, female-? . Is this forest the metal forest?  Did all of you see it?
cheers
ken
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From: "Joan Czapalay" <joancz@ns.sympatico.ca>
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Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 1:27 PM
Subject: [NatureNS] Re: Shelburne County birding


> Hi, Naturens subscribers. Sorry for list posting my note to Johnny. I have 
> had a great weekend "hobbling about" Shelburne County. On Friday I saw 
> lots of fog in both CSI and Pubnico! Saturday it was sunny in Shelburne 
> and there was a good movement of warblers, and a few flycatchers. An 
> Eastern Phoebe was "catching" from the wires at the Savannah going towards 
> South Side. On Sunday between Shelburne and Pubnico an unusually  large 
> number of Juncos along the roadside, and Grey Jays at the usual place near 
> the fire tower. Plenty of Great Blue Herons behind the oil tanks in West 
> Pubnico.
> Monday, thanks to Johnny and Sandra, Aileen Smith and I had some good 
> looks at Red Knots, Black-bellied Plovers at Dan'l's Head, and Dowitchers 
> and peeps at the Guzzle. I left my scope in Cumb. Co. last June, so missed 
> a lot, I'm sure. Earlier in the day there was a Hudsonian Godwit at the 
> Guzzle, but we couldn't find the Marbled, nor did we see the lingering 
> Oystercatchers. Ruddy Turnstones in various plumages were here and there. 
> At the "forest " at South Side there was a Least Flycatcher, several Song 
> Sparrows and a *Prothonatary Warbler* which just popped up and down twice. 
> Lots of Am. Goldfinch, Red-winged Blackbirds, B-c Chickadees, R-b 
> Nuthatches, and Juncos at feeders throughout the county; and a great many 
> imm. Palm Warblers near Welshtown Lake park. J.Cz. 

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