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Index of Subjects Martha and I also did some of the stretch visited by John. It was rather dead in fact. Only Jimtown had birds, including six terns, likely Commons. There were also two dowitchers and a possible Marbled Godwit, among other more routine shorebirds. I will go back to see if I can confirm that Godwit. There was also a Merlin there, likely one of the routinely-nesting local birds (for at least six years there). Randy On 06/09/2010, John Kearney <john.kearney@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote: > Yesterday, September 5, I searched the Northumberland Strait and Georges Bay > for southern coastal vagrants including Merigomish, Arisaig, Doctor's Brook, > Malignant Cove, Livingstone's Cove, Ballantynes Cove, Cribbons Point, > Jimtown, and Monk's Head. None were found. > > I enjoy seeing the "wild" rock pigeons nesting on the red cliffs of Monk's > Head. Their population is currently up to 15. > > -- _________________________________ RF Lauff Way in the boonies of Antigonish County, NS.
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