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Index of Subjects You can hear them quite regularly every year at the Dalhousie Life Sciences building complex. I'm pretty sure I've already heard them this spring. Last week I was also lucky to have a close encounter with a juvenile Sharp-shinned hawk eating what appeared to be a dead (and much-bloodied) European Starling. He was next to the sidewalk across from the King's College library. After consulting a field guide, I'm fairly confident about the ID (the yellow eye was very helpful!). --Bob Farmer On Mon, May 23, 2011 at 08:45, Nancy Roberts <nancy.roberts@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote: > Hello, Elizabeth and all, > I believe I saw a pair of house finch May 12 in Burnside Industrial Park, > along one of the trails in the lakes/wetland area at the top of the hill. > Purple finch is the only other possibility, but it was more like house finch > on each point of comparison between the two species. > Cheers, > Nancy > > Nancy Roberts Design > Celebrating 19 years of making you look GOOD > Dartmouth, NS B2Y 2X6 > 902 461-9488 > > > On 22-May-11, at 6:40 PM, Elizabeth Doull wrote: > > Today Ann Doull had a delightful surprise in her Halifax south-end backyard: > a male house finch. > > Cheers, > Liz >
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