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Readers of Nova Scotia Birds will remember that I regularly urge people who see frigatebirds
not to assume that they must be Magnificents. Great, Lesser and Ascension Island
Frigatebirds have been recorded in the North Atlantic, along with Magnificent.
However, the splendid pictures from June and Jamie Swift document a very clear female
Magnificent Frigatebird from just off Brier Island. This is the first from the Brier Island area.
There was an undocumented frigatebird at Sandy Cove (Digby Neck) a few years ago, but
until yesterday no Brier Island record.
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Eric L. Mills
286 Kingsburg Road
RR#1, Rose Bay, Nova Scotia B0J 2X0, Canada
e.mills@dal.ca
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However, the splendid pictures from June and Jamie Swift document a very clear female
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There was an undocumented frigatebird at Sandy Cove (Digby Neck) a few years ago, but
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