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Hi Everyone: Nick and I were in CB this week and spotted the usual suspect=
s. However, we can add a new lifer to our list-we saw a Woodcock at Sand L=
ake Road, right across the road from Cathy and Allan Murrant's place. Alla=
n was very gracious and showed us the bird calling, displaying and making a=
ll kinds of noise. At one point it landed within 20 feet from us and even =
with the darkness of dusk, we could see it clearly. Thanks to Allan for be=
ing our guide. Plus he had ruffed grouse in his backyard.=0A=0APlus late o=
n that evening, Allan and I went out to see if we can hear an Owl. We both=
heard a Northern Saw whet Owl. He mentioned that I can add this to my lis=
t but I replied before I add anything to my list, I really would like to be=
able to take a picture.=0A=0ANick saw Green Winged Teals as pointed out by=
Allan who kindly showed him the difference between the Eurasian one and th=
e American-the white line going down the side. On our way back to Halifax,=
we saw several Bald Eagles, 4 Common Goldeyes, 8 Canada Geese, 4 Black Duc=
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When we gassed up in Membertou-I asked the gas attendant about white winge=
d Crows. He mentioned that they are always in the lot next to the gas stat=
ion, larger then ordinary crows with white spots or lines on their wings. =
Of course there were none when we were there but we shall keep an eye out =
for them and hope to get a picture. I did note that Salix ssp (pussy willo=
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B this week and spotted the usual suspects. However, we can add a new=
lifer to our list-we saw a Woodcock at Sand Lake Road, right across the ro=
ad from Cathy and Allan Murrant's place. Allan was very gracious and =
showed us the bird calling, displaying and making all kinds of noise.  =
;At one point it landed within 20 feet from us and even with the darkness o=
f dusk, we could see it clearly. Thanks to Allan for being our guide.=
Plus he had ruffed grouse in his backyard.</div><div><br></div><div>=
Plus late on that evening, Allan and I went out to see if we can hear an Ow=
l. We both heard a Northern Saw whet Owl. He mentioned that I c=
an add this to my list but I replied before I add anything to my list, I
really would like to be able to take a picture.</div><div><br></div><div>N=
ick saw Green Winged Teals as pointed out by Allan who kindly showed him th=
e difference between the Eurasian one and the American-the white line going=
down the side. On our way back to Halifax, we saw several Bald Eagle=
s, 4 Common Goldeyes, 8 Canada Geese, 4 Black Ducks, and 2 Common Merganser=
at MacGregor's pond near Wagmatcook.</div><div><br></div><div>Note: =
When we gassed up in Membertou-I asked the gas attendant about white winged=
Crows. He mentioned that they are always in the lot next to the gas =
station, larger then ordinary crows with white spots or lines on their wing=
s. Of course there were none when we were there but we shall keep an=
eye out for them and hope to get a picture. I did note that Salix ss=
p (pussy willow) were in bloom around the gas bar.</div><div><br></div><div=
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