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I did my monthly Beached Bird Survey today at Seaforth. A beautiful day for the
beach. On the shore, there were two Bald Eagles
sitting on the shore with a group of ravens, a flock of about 20 American
Pipits, and a flock of about 30 Snow Buntings was a nice treat. On the water
were a flock of 40-odd eiders, a black guillemot, and the regular assortment of
gulls.
I then checked out Causeway Road and Fishermen's Cove. The only bird of note
there was a peep flying by at high speed, gone too fast for me to stop the car
and bring up the binoculars, much less identify it, before it disappeared.
Along the 207 there were many black ducks, 6 Green-winged Teal and 10 American
Wigeon. There were also three cormorants, which I wasn't able to see well enough
to identify to species.
On the Oldham Road in Enfield, there was a trio of Hooded Mergansers on a small
wooded pond beside the road. Finally, I made a sudden stop to watch an adult
Sharp-shinned Hawk flying low over the #2 in Elmsdale.
Kathleen MacAulay
Milford Station
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<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:verdana,helvetica,sans-serif;font-size:10pt"><div>I did my monthly Beached Bird Survey today at Seaforth. A beautiful day for the beach. On the shore, there were two Bald Eagles <br></div><div style="font-family: verdana,helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">sitting on the shore with a group of ravens, a flock of about 20 American Pipits, and a flock of about 30 Snow Buntings was a nice treat. On the water were a flock of 40-odd eiders, a black guillemot, and the regular assortment of gulls. <br><br>I then checked out Causeway Road and Fishermen's Cove. The only bird of note there was a peep flying by at high speed, gone too fast for me to stop the car and bring up the binoculars, much less identify it, before it disappeared. <br><br>Along the 207 there were many black ducks, 6 Green-winged Teal and 10 American Wigeon. There were also three
cormorants, which I wasn't able to see well enough to identify to species.<br><br>On the Oldham Road in Enfield, there was a trio of Hooded Mergansers on a small wooded pond beside the road. Finally, I made a sudden stop to watch an adult Sharp-shinned Hawk flying low over the #2 in Elmsdale.<br><br>Kathleen MacAulay<br>Milford Station<br><br></div>
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