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Today on my way to see the Tundra Swan, I noted an apparent Goshawk near Exit 11, Hwy. 101 (Wolfville). Although it did not appear to be much larger than a Cooper's, the bulky body & relatlvely shorter tail seemed to rule out that species. This individual was flying over open country and I find that Cooper's are more disposed to doing that. This is also the period when Cooper's make their rare but regular appearance in the Valley. There is a caveat to such sightings; driving at 100k is not ideal for identifying such species!! At the Windsor Sewage Ponds, there were 18+ A. Wigeons, 1 Eur. Wigeon, 40 or so Black Ducks, a few Mallards. No unusual gulls and nary a shorebird even though it was high tide. Angus
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