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Index of Subjects I love to hear news of E.Bluebirds, Eric. Brier Island seems a favourite spot for them. Two adjacent swallow boxes seem to attract both species. Are there many nest boxes there? Cheers, Joan Eric L. Mills wrote: > This morning a group of three E. Bluebirds ( a male and two females) arrived on the island. > When I left, they were half-heartedly gathering around a Tree Swallow box at the picnic > ground on the Lighthouse Road. > > Also today, a Wood Pewee and an Ovenbird. Despite a lot of hummingbird feeders on the > island there were no hummers to be seen until this morning, when a male buzzed the > windows of our cabin. > > A slight but noticeable increase in the number of singing Blackpoll Warblers on the island > today. > > Migration continues, although it is hard to discern in the background of singing birds on > territory. > >
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