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Hi all, A couple people asked that I relay how the Thursday AM bird walk in PPP with Bridget Stutchbury went, so here goes. There was a good turnout (15 people??). The air was bracing, the birds pretty quiet, but the light and the trees were gorgeous. Highlights were: - good chances to separate some of the more (e.g., White-throated Sparrow) and less (e.g., Yellow-rumped Warblers) singers - raven feeding young at a well-hidden nest - a Yellow Warbler singing west of the Lower Parking Lot (new to me for this spring in the park) - the cardinal singing, but alas never seen, near Fir Walk - one of the merlins near there (maybe no coincidence) - nice views and hearings of a Solitary Vireo where Pine Road kinks west All amidst good conversations and Bridget's occasional comments on the natural history of some of the birds we were seeing. Thanks to Mark Butler and co for lining it up. Cheers, Andy Horn Halifax
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