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To: All From: John Sollows Date: October 25/09 This afternoon, my wife and ook a short drive to catch the little remaining foliage, which is disappearing unseaonably rapidly down here in Yarmouth County. (Oh, those breezes!) About 3 P.M. today, we crossed the old Eel Lake bridge, and noticed a flock of smallish gulls (ring bills?) and a smallish raft of cormorants congregating a little south of the bridge. In the midst of it all, something much too large to be prey surfaced briefly a number of times and moved to the southwest of us. Porpoise? That is how the behaviour and appearance struck me. I wonder if one found its way into the lake throgh the shallow guzzle that connects to Lobster Bay, during some of the recent very high tides.
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