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--00504501573074bebf0487c4d41c Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hi folks, It appears the AMERICAN WOODCOCK nesting in our back lot (between Hall's Harbour and Centreville, NS) successfully fledged her young. She had a final clutch of 4 eggs as of May 9th. Today was Day 21 of incubation. When I checked her this afternoon the nest site was undisturbed and 3 relatively intact egg shells were present near the nest...no detectable sign of a predation event. Looks like she has helped the Maritimes population along a bit! We have some pictures of her incubating (just before clutch count) and of the nest with eggs (taken during the clutch count) if anyone is interested...pop me an email. James. -- James Churchill Centreville, Nova Scotia jameslchurchill@gmail.com mobile: (902) 698-3402 home: (902) 681-2374 --00504501573074bebf0487c4d41c Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hi folks, <br><br>It appears the AMERICAN WOODCOCK nesting in our back lot (between Hall's Harbour and Centreville, NS) successfully fledged her young.<br>She had a final clutch of 4 eggs as of May 9th. <br>Today was Day 21 of incubation. <br> When I checked her this afternoon the nest site was undisturbed and 3 relatively intact egg shells were present near the nest...no detectable sign of a predation event. <br>Looks like she has helped the Maritimes population along a bit!<br> <br>We have some pictures of her incubating (just before clutch count) and of the nest with eggs (taken during the clutch count) if anyone is interested...pop me an email.<br><br>James.<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>James Churchill<br> Centreville, Nova Scotia<br>jameslchurchill@gmail.com<br>mobile: (902) 698-3402<br>home: (902) 681-2374<br> --00504501573074bebf0487c4d41c--
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