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Saturday morning I headed down to Grand Pre for a little raptor watching. T=
he white red-tail was at the Hortonville exit; I actually spotted him from =
the highway. He wasn't very cooperative for photos though. On Grand Pre its=
elf I saw a pair of redtails, six eagles and a northern harrier. I also had=
great looks at a pair of foxes running around on fields immediately beside=
West Long Island Road. They were barking and chasing each other by turns, =
and came fairly close to the road, so I got some decent pictures. When I ma=
neuvered the car along the shoulder to avoid some branches that were blocki=
ng my view, a mockingbird (I assume the one that's been seen there all wint=
er) popped up in the bushes beside me. No sign of the cranes anywhere.=0A=
=0AAnd yesterday, I stopped off at the pond beside the 102 between Fall Riv=
er and Lower Sackville to see a lone drake ring-necked duck. There's been a=
pair of male hooded mergansers there off and on as well.=0A=0ALastly, a fr=
iend told me that yesterday he saw what he thought was a swan in the bit of=
open water where Lake Thomas passes under the 102 at Fall River. He descri=
bed a very large white bird with a black bill, but admitted he didn't have =
a great look since he was driving by at high speed. Might be worth keeping =
your eyes open if you'll be passing through the area.=0A=0AMy camera cord i=
s not working, so posting photos will have to wait until I get my hands on =
a new one.=0A=0AKathleen MacAulay=0AMilford Station=0A=0A=0A=0A ______=
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0pt">Saturday morning I headed down to Grand Pre for a little raptor watchi=
ng. The white red-tail was at the Hortonville exit; I actually spotted him =
from the highway. He wasn't very cooperative for photos though. On Grand Pr=
e itself I saw a pair of redtails, six eagles and a northern harrier. I als=
o had great looks at a pair of foxes running around on fields immediately b=
eside West Long Island Road. They were barking and chasing each other by tu=
rns, and came fairly close to the road, so I got some decent pictures. When=
I maneuvered the car along the shoulder to avoid some branches that were b=
locking my view, a mockingbird (I assume the one that's been seen there all=
winter) popped up in the bushes beside me. No sign of the cranes anywhere.=
<br><br>And yesterday, I stopped off at the pond beside the 102 between
Fall River and Lower Sackville to see a lone drake ring-necked duck. There=
's been a pair of male hooded mergansers there off and on as well.<br><br>L=
astly, a friend told me that yesterday he saw what he thought was a swan in=
the bit of open water where Lake Thomas passes under the 102 at Fall River=
. He described a very large white bird with a black bill, but admitted he d=
idn't have a great look since he was driving by at high speed. Might be wor=
th keeping your eyes open if you'll be passing through the area.<br><br>My =
camera cord is not working, so posting photos will have to wait until I get=
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