[NatureNS] Hummingbirds

From: "Wayne P. Neily" <neilyornis@hotmail.com>
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Hello all=2C

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    Just in case someone is trying to put together a picture of hummingbird=
 movements from all these reports=2C here is my two cents' worth from my fe=
eders at Tremont=2C near the centre of the Annapolis Valley=2C at the base =
of the South Mountain.  There appeared to be two families of Ruby-throateds=
 using the feeders most of August=2C but the last adult male was seen on th=
e Sunday when Bill passed by NS (23 Aug).  The following week at least one =
female and a few young were still present=2C and last seen 31 August.  On 1=
 Sept.=2C for the 1st time this summer when I was home=2C no hummingbitds w=
ere at the feeders.  The next day (2nd)=2C one adult female was present=2C =
and today (3rd)=2C one or more immatures.  My guess is that these September=
 birds were migrants.


Cheers=2C


Wayne Neily=20
Tremont=2C Kings Co.=2C Nova Scotia=20

"There is a pleasure in the pathless woods=2C=20
There is a rapture on the lonely shore=2C=20
There is society where none intrudes=2C=20
By the deep sea=2C and music in its roar:=20
I love not man the less=2C but Nature more." - George Gordon=2C Lord Byron=
=2C 1812.=20


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> To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca
> Subject: [NatureNS] Hummingbirds
> From: e.mills@dal.ca
> Date: Wed=2C 2 Sep 2009 20:02:32 +0000
>=20
> Many of the hummers coming to feeders now are migrants.=20
>=20
> After nearly a week without or with very few hummers=2C Brier Island is a=
live with them today. Their arrival coincided with a major arrival of land =
birds overnight.=20
> Sent from my BlackBerry=AE wireless device
> Eric L. Mills
> 286 Kingsburg Road
> RR#1=2C Rose Bay=2C NS B0J 2X0=2C Canada

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Hello all=2C<BR>
&nbsp=3B<BR>
&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B Just in case someone is trying to put together a p=
icture of hummingbird movements from all these reports=2C here is my two ce=
nts' worth from my feeders at Tremont=2C near the centre of the Annapolis V=
alley=2C at the base of the South Mountain.&nbsp=3B There appeared to be tw=
o families of Ruby-throateds using the feeders most of August=2C but the la=
st adult male was seen on the Sunday when Bill passed by NS (23 Aug).&nbsp=
=3B The following week at least one female and a few young were still prese=
nt=2C and last seen 31 August.&nbsp=3B On 1 Sept.=2C for the 1st time this =
summer when I was home=2C no hummingbitds were at the feeders.&nbsp=3B The =
next day (2nd)=2C one adult female was present=2C and today (3rd)=2C one or=
 more immatures.&nbsp=3B My guess is that these September birds were migran=
ts.<BR>
<BR>Cheers=2C<BR><BR>
<DIV>Wayne Neily <BR>Tremont=2C Kings Co.=2C Nova Scotia <BR><BR>"There is =
a pleasure in the pathless woods=2C <BR>There is a rapture on the lonely sh=
ore=2C <BR>There is society where none intrudes=2C <BR>By the deep sea=2C a=
nd music in its roar: <BR>I love not man the less=2C but Nature more." - Ge=
orge Gordon=2C Lord Byron=2C 1812.&nbsp=3B<BR><BR><BR>&nbsp=3B</DIV>
<BR>&gt=3B To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca<BR>&gt=3B Subject: [NatureNS] Hummin=
gbirds<BR>&gt=3B From: e.mills@dal.ca<BR>&gt=3B Date: Wed=2C 2 Sep 2009 20:=
02:32 +0000<BR>&gt=3B <BR>&gt=3B Many of the hummers coming to feeders now =
are migrants. <BR>&gt=3B <BR>&gt=3B After nearly a week without or with ver=
y few hummers=2C Brier Island is alive with them today. Their arrival coinc=
ided with a major arrival of land birds overnight. <BR>&gt=3B Sent from my =
BlackBerry=AE wireless device<BR>&gt=3B Eric L. Mills<BR>&gt=3B 286 Kingsbu=
rg Road<BR>&gt=3B RR#1=2C Rose Bay=2C NS B0J 2X0=2C Canada<BR><br /><hr />N=
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