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This is the bird count for our yard and neighbourhood for yesterday. I have lost the email of who to send it to. It has been heaven here this past few weeks and just keeps getting better and better!! Hands down the best year we have ever had!! At a luncheon yesterday a neighbour up on the highway was remarking that even with his hearing loss he has morning song again!! 33 different!! yahooo!! 4 Barn Swallows 8 Tree swallows 6 Blue Jays 5 American Crows 11 American Robins 14 Mourning Doves 3 Downy Woodpeckers 1 Hairy Woodpeckers 2 Northern Flicker 7 Black Capped Chickadees 1 chipping Sparrow 3 White Throated sparrows 5 song Sparrows 2 American tree sparrow 9 Dark Eyed juncos 5 Purple Finches 7 American Goldfinches 5 Rose breasted Gros Beaks 3 Evening Gros Beaks 1 unknown grosbeak (but suspected to be a black headed) 3 Cardinals 1 Mockingbird 1 Yellow Rumped Warbler 1 Blackburnian Warbler 1 Bald Eagle, 23 Common Grackles 5 Red- winged Blackbirds 1 Brown headed Cowbird female 1 Sharp-shinned Hawk 2 Hummingbirds 1 Raven 3 Ducks in flight 1 Great Blue Heron in flight One med. raptor type bird that was high in a tree but I couldn't see it well enough to id it. It sits for hours in one spot "pssht"ing again and again. All the other birds were trying to drive it out but it stayed put. Submitter: Marg Millard Email : MMillard@eastlink.ca Locality: White Point, Queens, Nova Scotia Participants: Marg Millard Start time: Hourly throughout the day from 9 am with the exception of 11am - 1pm, Sat. May 14, 2011 Finish time 8:30PM Temperature: 12 C+/-, Wind: minimal, cloud cover 100%, foggy and damp http://MargMillard.ca
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