[NatureNS] Downtown Birds - Blackpoll Warbler etc

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Hi Patrica we haqd blackplool war on bonbortage but they breed there other
whice they are not coomon here Peter in Shelburne
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From: P.L. Chalmers <plchalmers@ns.sympatico.ca>
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Date: Saturday, May 30, 2009 9:33 PM
Subject: [NatureNS] Downtown Birds - Blackpoll Warbler etc


>Hi there,
>
> This morning I drove downtown to go to the Halifax Farmer's
>Market.  Before I even got out of my car I could hear a House Finch
>singing loudly near the Ralston Building on Hollis Street, and
>further along I heard a Yellow Warbler singing, apparently from the
>garden at Government House (the Lieutenant-Governor's residence).
>
> Later, on my way home, I was stopped in traffic on South Park
>Street, the Lord Nelson Hotel on my right and the Public Gardens on
>the left.  I could hear a Blackpoll Warbler singing from one of the
>tall Lindens beside the Gardens.  No chance to stop and look for it!
>
> House Finches are now common in downtown Halifax; they seem to find
>a home among the ornamental plantings around some of the larger
>buildings and the ferry terminal.  The Yellow Warbler might stay, but
>the Blackpoll was certainly just passing through.
>
> Patricia L. Chalmers
> Halifax
>
>P.S.  I heard my first Blackpoll Warbler of the year while walking to
>work on Tuesday morning (Cambridge and Geldert Streets).  I haven't
>seen any reports of them on NatureNS?
>
>


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