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Hi there,
I was in my backyard late this afternoon, filling the
feeders and cleaning the bird baths prior to tomorrow's count, when
to my surprise three Baltimore Orioles flew into a mountain ash tree
next door. As the sun set, they moved into some conifers in a
neighbour's yard and disappeared for the night. These are the first
I've seen in my neighbourhood this fall, although they are probably
the same birds reported to the NS-RBA Mr. Frauzel on Poplar Street on
December 8th - we are only a block apart. It is also possible that
this is part of the flock of eight currently tending Susann Myers' feeders
on Vienna Street, which are about five blocks west of my home.
Patricia L. Chalmers
Halifax
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Hi there,<br><br>
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<font face="Courier New, Courier">I was in my backyard late this
afternoon, filling the feeders and cleaning the bird baths prior to
tomorrow's count, when to my surprise three Baltimore Orioles flew into a
mountain ash tree next door. As the sun set, they moved into some
conifers in a neighbour's yard and disappeared for the night. These
are the first I've seen in my neighbourhood this fall, although they are
probably the same birds reported to the NS-RBA Mr. Frauzel on Poplar
Street on December 8th - we are only a block apart. It is also
possible that this is part of the flock of eight currently tending Susann
Myers' feeders<br>
on Vienna Street, which are about five blocks west of my home.<br><br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Patricia
L. Chalmers<br>
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Halifax</font></body>
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